First, I do not blame the actors here. They clearly struggled gamely with the (very) limited material and tenuous plot with which they had to work.
But, what is with the plot holes here big enough through which to drive a 4x4 pickup truck?
1. If a sinister-looking stranger shows up at your suburban door with an "emergency" then refuses the use of your cell phone to call for help, shouldn't that be a big red flag?
2. If you meet your ex in a bar, should she blithely offer the use of her car to said sinister looking-stranger (you just met minutes before)?
I could continue, but you get where I'm going.
I turned this thankless, pointless tripe off soon after that. What a shame that world-class actors like Luke Wilson and Samuel L. Jackson have been reduced to taking mindless, terribly written roles like these. Bad. Bad. Bad. AWFUL.
But, what is with the plot holes here big enough through which to drive a 4x4 pickup truck?
1. If a sinister-looking stranger shows up at your suburban door with an "emergency" then refuses the use of your cell phone to call for help, shouldn't that be a big red flag?
2. If you meet your ex in a bar, should she blithely offer the use of her car to said sinister looking-stranger (you just met minutes before)?
I could continue, but you get where I'm going.
I turned this thankless, pointless tripe off soon after that. What a shame that world-class actors like Luke Wilson and Samuel L. Jackson have been reduced to taking mindless, terribly written roles like these. Bad. Bad. Bad. AWFUL.