Things I enjoyed: Yaphet Kotto, the action sequences, the cinematography--which is way above average, the freaky dude who played Monk in this. Problems.... The writing is just stupid. Seriously--the car thief "loans" these guys the van for a few hours, yet they have it the entire film. When he "gets it back" it has the bloody shoe in it, even though they were arrested and that shoe was surely taken by the cops, seeing as it was the central piece of evidence in the murder trial.

Too politically correct, no intrigue.

Largely underwhelming thriller about injustices. One of those movies with tons of potential and very little delivery.

Pretty good.

It starts out as a unique tragicomedy, showing how corrupt and fucked up our judicial system is, allowing criminals to go free over technicalities. But then, it becomes a silly morality tale about how taking the law into one's own hands is still wrong, and turns into a weird action thriller. The ending is particularly awful, as the main character tries to SAVE two violent murderers that got off free...and are trying to kill him, too. So tell me again, why aren't we supposed to execute them?