After she is framed for killing her husband, who fakes his death, a woman seeks revenge once out of prison. The story is quite far-fetched and little attention is paid to detail. The writers are even clueless about the meaning of "double jeopardy," wrongly suggesting that it applies in the case presented here. Despite these shortcomings, however, this is a darn entertaining little thriller, swiftly-paced under the direction of Beresford, who's not known for this kind of film. Judd, on the other hand, has made a career out of this kind of film, and she is fine here. Jones plays a variation on his role in "The Fugitive," and there are parallels between the two films. Greenwood makes a good villain.
Review of Double Jeopardy
