Tripp (Patrick Dempsey) walks into a bank and is talking to bank teller Kaitlin (Ashley Judd) when he notices the bank robbers. He can be overwhelmed with mental perception especially when he doesn't have his medicine. Two different sets of robbers have descended on the bank but there is more to the story. Tripp is driven to solve the mystery.
I like the weirdness and the non-sense. Much of this is screwball silliness. I find myself drawn into the mystery despite being a lot of non-sense. The main drawback is the filmmaking and the rushed writing. There is good fun in here but it often stumbles over itself. I like this more than I dislike it.
I like the weirdness and the non-sense. Much of this is screwball silliness. I find myself drawn into the mystery despite being a lot of non-sense. The main drawback is the filmmaking and the rushed writing. There is good fun in here but it often stumbles over itself. I like this more than I dislike it.