Far from being good, this movie is nevertheless kind of fun to watch. But we've got to thank Eddie Murphy for that. I'm no fan of him but he does the job in this silly adventure. There's some funny scenes, like the one where Murphy walks into a family backyard with a gun and says that the meat is burning on the barbecue. Charles Dance is also doing a good job as the villain. But the plot is uninspiring. And the special effects are bad. The only reason I saw this one was to rate it. Fan of music from the 80's will like it. Seen at home, in Toronto, on October 12th, 2006.
70/100 (**)
70/100 (**)