The final sequence is the weakness of the book, in my opinion. It's not credible that the two men -- neither of them highly trained Rambo types -- could get through a building guarded by a number of professional hoodlums, effectively ending the reign of Mr. Raval over the town bullet by bullet.
Growing up, I knew this from the time I was old enough to start looking for a job. You look around at the nice cushy city jobs and wonder, how the heck can I get in there? It doesn't take long before you realize that the guy in that job is probably the brother of the guy running the department of the section of the city where that job is. If you don't know someone, it doesn't matter how qualified you may be. It's just a matter of course here.
Chicagoans enjoy the toughness that comes with living here. The winters are things we brag about. Oh, it got down to forty degrees where you are? Hell, it was minus forty degrees last night and that wasn't even the wind chill, we are likely to retort as Los Angeleans start bundling up and acting as if igloos will sprout up along Sunset Boulevard.
So, Jeff has finally come to television in a new show on NBC called "Raines." You probably saw the commercials and reacted the way I did. "Oh jeez," you might have said, "another show with a guy who sees and talks to dead people and solves crimes." Well, it turns out that's only partially correct. If there is one thing, however, that I do have a hard time picturing Jeff Goldblum as it is that of a hard-nosed police detective who is willing to bend and nearly break a potential informant's arm for feeding him false information. Yeah, this guy was "The Fly" and spat acid on people but it's not the same as being a down-and-dirty detective in the big city.
For the most part I thought the movie was well written until the end. The story starts off at two different points. First, we have a killer, Malcolm Rivers, who is being transported to a special, midnight court hearing to determine his sanity before he is to be put to death. Next, we meet different travelers who are stranded due to the pouring rain at a motel in a remote part of Nevada: a family, an actress and her driver, a call girl, young newlyweds and lastly, a federal agent who is transporting an inmate. The characters seem like real people and not just caricatures used solely to add to the body count. For a while the story had me thinking that Rivers is the inmate who gets trapped at the motel. This was a nice move on the writer's part.
Tyler Chooses Between Dennis and Shawn's Gang: Shawn and his gang were waging psychological warfare on Tyler. One day, Dennis playfully nudged Tyler while he was with them. Instead of laughing in welcome, Tyler and the gang accused Dennis of hitting Tyler and warned him he better watch his back.
Men and women throughout the world adore these movies and wish life was truly like that, but rarely does love at first sight exist. When it does, there are still obstacles to overcome.
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