Reviews

The most memorable parts of the movie are centered around the apartment. Not necessarily the women, which are all important for the story line, but everything else:

The bed on the pool table, The pocket holes, The phone on a pulley system, The wardrobe cabinet, The lack of toothpaste, which leads to a substitution of chewing gum,, The bathtub, The cooking of the eggs with baking soda/powder, The sorta hidden gun wall unit,, The open cabinets with bare minimum service ware, The sink, The coffee maker which heats up old coffee after being plugged in, The cat ~ god love Morris from the 9 lives commercials!

The cat food, which he has plenty of And, how he cares for the cat...

We were told his name, but were never shown his face other than from a distance. If he escapes again, which wouldn't surprise me, I wouldn't have a clue if he sat down beside me in a coffee shop. And what about his background? Did he work? Where did he go to school? What was he like as a kid? What did his friends or associates say about him? And why was he called the Rain Coat Killer other than the cops put a yellow coat on him while walking through public. Was it yellow so they could find him easily in a crowd if he decides to walk away from police custody again? Worth a watch, but poorly done in several other ways than what I mentioned.

It would have been an 8, but the unibrow was over the top ridiculous.

Great episode. You can't go wrong with Al Bundy, Marge Gunderson, and Shooter McGavin !

Wow, can I get my money back? I'd rather watch a Hallmark movie.

Boring movie. The female who plays Lady Bird is attractive in real life. Why did they make her look ugly and very unappealing in this movie?

The background music sounded like it came from a TV ad for a low class community college. The narrator's voice was boring and uninteresting. When they actually showed the narrator, which was after about a minute, I turned it off. In addition, the info the narrator was giving out sounded factually incorrect and further cheapened the intro.

It was a 7 as far as revenge movies go, but the acting was horrible and the believability that a soccer mom could turn into Rambo was way over the top. I almost turned it off, but once again it was a revenge movie, and who doesn't love those.

The movie was well put together other than the fact that Self Defense was never mentioned as a defense for Ford's character. In the real world, no one would have been convicted or imprisoned for punching someone and causing their death under the same circumstances. Due to this exaggeration, I almost turned the movie off after about ten minutes. I'm glad I stuck with it because it turned out to be a decent movie.