What has happened to Cuba Gooding, Jr? Is this the best work he can get?
Film's about a milquetoast guy who's just lost a promotion, been beaten up by a loanshark, and has walked in on his cheating wife with his best friend. Lead heads to a bar where he unknowingly strikes up a conversation with a hitman. The hitman tells the lead to make up a hit list: five people he'd like to see dead.
Trouble ensues when the hitman starts killing off the people on the list. Now the lead must man-up and stop this assassin.
Terrible premise. Film is even worse. Utterly forgettable. This is connect-the-dots type writing. The viewer is five scenes ahead of the movie at all times.
How does a script like this get funding?
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