Ray Stevenson carries this otherwise amateurish production into the realm of almost great.
None of the side characters get enough time to shine, thanks to a script that should have been more polished before making it.
The story is interesting enough to make a great film - it just needed someone like Scorsese to bring life to it.
Still, Ray Stevenson is so great as Danny Greene - that the thing is watchable.
Val Kilmer is probably the worst part of it, though I hate to say it.
It is from the time in his career where his passion was long gone, but he still needed paychecks.
Walken is shamefully wasted.
None of the side characters get enough time to shine, thanks to a script that should have been more polished before making it.
The story is interesting enough to make a great film - it just needed someone like Scorsese to bring life to it.
Still, Ray Stevenson is so great as Danny Greene - that the thing is watchable.
Val Kilmer is probably the worst part of it, though I hate to say it.
It is from the time in his career where his passion was long gone, but he still needed paychecks.
Walken is shamefully wasted.