Longtime partners Parker and Longbaugh are hoping for a quick and nonviolent payoff when they abduct Robin, a young woman carrying the child of a wealthy Southwestern couple. But kidnapping proves to be much more complicated, logistically and psychologically, than other felonies they’ve committed. Parker is increasingly drawn to the mysterious Robin, whose imminent delivery date awakens strong feelings in him. Tensions rise between Parker and Longbaugh, a ruthlessly decisive man who knows Parker’s sentimental impulses could land them in big trouble. As the moment for the ransom exchange approaches, Parker and Longbaugh must battle not only well-armed opponents, but also their own conflicted emotions. –inbaseline
Can't sugar coat the negatives, the dialogue/v.o. is as indulgent as Tarantino wannabes can get, and the pacing is downright terrible at times and no idea what accent Phillippe is going for. Though there's a certain ambition to the irredeemable characters and the reflexive Peckinpah ending is nice. Most of all James Cann is stone cold boss stealing the show with a beautifully restrained performance. Worth seeing.
