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Brad Pitt is a bumbling ganster-by-chance for some poorly conceived reason, and who needs to retrieve some cursed gun.

This was one of the first movies my myth box recorded when I set it up again. I started watching it one night and fell asleep. I finally got around to watching it so I could free-up space.

The film has its moments if you're looking for a plot twisting itself like a plane nose-diving to earth, but for the most part is a waste of time that could be spent watching better movies.