Sidekick Luis Marin (left) and Eurospy Craig Hill completely ignore a bottle of J&B.
“This film comes as a pleasant surprise. It strikes a perfect tone of lighthearted brutality and will please the aficionado and the casual viewer alike.” – The Eurospy Guide
Don’t panic, it’s to your right.
Verson Jetorix: “James Garner carries this agreeable, TV-level mystery about Tinseltown naughtiness. The cast of familiar supporters is worth the price of admission.”
Elizabeth Pena appears confused about which whiskey to serve.
Verson Jetorix: “AKA The Pass. Soon-to-be-divorced William Forsythe takes a road trip to Reno and makes the mistake of picking up psycho killer James Le Gros and sleeping with junkie bar tender Elizabeth Pena. Liked this desert terror with Forsythe and Le Gros playing against type.”
Portrait of a soon-to-be-ex girlfriend and J&B.
J&B real subtle-like.
Yes, it’s blurry but you are looking at two table J&Bs.
Always keep your gun near your J&B; easier to find that way.
Contemplative Maurizio with J&B.
Stay away from the J&B!
Careful there, punk.
Kurt Russell considers a smash-n-grab.
To settle an argument; it doesn’t really matter if you prefer to keep it to your right or your left, just keep it handy.
Verson Jetorix: “Kurt Russell and Kathleen Quinlan have car trouble in the middle of nowhere, and when Quinlan rides with JT Walsh to the next town, she disappears. Fun desert terror flick with a spectacular, if unbelievable, climax.”
Keep pouring, baby!
Verson Jetorix: “Mario Caiano’s silly, laborious heist film with Frank Wolff.”
I fail to see the humor.
