The film has some good moments in the exchanges between Robert Redford and Nick Nolte, and between Redford and Emma Thompson, but apart from these clever moments, accompanied by some good acting from Thompson and Nolte, the film is all too predictable. There are some nice location scenes, but nothing you haven't already seen on TV, and perhaps better. And I was disappointed in the musical score that added nothing to the film.
Nolte's performance, on the other hand, is memorable and one of his best in the last decade or so. It's well worth the price of admission to watch Nolte steal every scene
Nolte's performance, on the other hand, is memorable and one of his best in the last decade or so. It's well worth the price of admission to watch Nolte steal every scene