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Comedy
PRINCIPAL CAST MEMBERS
Tommy Lee Jones: Roland Sharp, Texas Ranger
Kelli Garner: Barb, one of the University of Texas cheerleaders
Anne Archer: Molly McCarthy, Barb’s English literature professor
REVIEW
This movie will have greatest appeal to 15 to 25-year-old males.
This is based on my “scientific” survey: when the theatre lights came up at the end of the movie, I checked who had been laughing the most. For the rest of us, it’s pretty mindless entertainment, short of much plausibility but with lots of "eye-candy" for all the men in the audience.
CLASSIFICATION
FOR NITPICKERS ONLY
When Sharp and his partner can’t get in, with a shotgun she shoots the padlock off but does no damage to the door. The point of view changes and we see them entering but now the door has a big hole in it that a moment before wasn’t there.
During the football game, Sharp spots a suspicious looking character out on the field, which happens to be the team’s mascot. The clock behind him shows 2:44 remaining to play in that quarter. He then runs and tackles the mascot and when he gets up the clock now shows 2:58 meaning there’s an additional 14 seconds to play.
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