Title: A Disaster Of Trentonian Proportions
Product review: Tedious, badly cast, train wreck of a movie. Janet Evanovich's books are well known and well liked, with good reason, but this adaptation just doesn't work. The supporting cast feels completely off, particularly the actors playing the Morelli and Ranger characters, both of whom seem to be wondering what they did to their agent to annoy them enough to land in this picture. The script seems lifeless, as if the energy of the book has been drained completely. Katherine Heigl is the biggest problem of the film. She's completely miscast as the lead character, bounty hunter Stephanie Plum. Heigl isn't at all believable in the part. And she's not at all likeable, in any role she plays, and she turns what was already a shaky movie into a disaster. Avoid this at all costs, particularly if you're an Evanovich fan.
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