AVClub: Violent, low-IQ psychopath Jericho Stewart (Kevin Costner) is implanted with the memories of a dead spy by the CIA, only to escape in London, where he uses his newly acquired skills to disable security systems, speak French (which be believes is Spanish), make waffles, and wreak havoc, all the while dodging bomb-throwing Spanish anarchists and looking for a bag full of money. An unholy cross between Charles Manson and Charles Bronson, the middle-aged Jericho is actually the hero of Criminal, a high-concept thriller that teeters like a seesaw between deranged and dull. Maybe that’s what happens when a loony script by Douglas Cook and David Weisberg (The Rock) and an atypical Costner performance—with the actor’s mushy voice squeezed into guttural yelps and growls—are put in the hands of Ariel Vromen, director of the serial-killer biopic The Iceman and something of a specialist in making the lurid seem listless.
With the new The Crow remake coming soon, we take a look back at the 30-year-old cult classic original–and where the stars are now.
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