Delusion

Everything you do in this world should make at least a little bit of sense. Unfortunately very little of "Delusion" makes any sense. Jennifer Rubin is adequate in her role as the main squeeze of hit man Kyle Secor. Secor... Full review

incredible. She is a great actress. Anybody that sees her in this flick can not help but love her. She is absolutely an incredible actress. Ms. Rubin does this dance routine singing "these boots are made for walking". She was... Full review

This movie is flawless. The characters, the plot, dialogue, and the hauntingly beautiful scenery combine to make a movie that is breathtaking. The story is plausible and fascinating, the timing perfect. George O'Brien (Jim Metzler) plays a clean-cut, yuppyish computer... Full review

A film is adequate when it entertains. It is good if you want to watch it more than once. And a great movie is one that creates unforgettable characters and a story that leaves you with the feeling that, at... Full review

An entertaining late-night film (I found myself watching it at 1a.m. one night) with twists and turns a-plenty in the plot. A computer whiz (Jim Metzler) who faces redundancy, is driving through the desert, fleeing with a vast sum of... Full review

The first time I saw Delusion was as a fluke ten years ago when it first came out. I saw it again today, and I am still shocked by how well it is written! The desert setting is very tangible... Full review

After seeing this film I was so blown away by Jim Metzler's performance that I decided to look him up- and the guy is terribly under-appreciated. The film has great moments and many symbolic ones- also, a few twists for... Full review

Delusion is a smart piece of work from director Carl Copaert that takes us on an intense journey through the desert of Death Valley. There are some questionable turns that don't seem logical, but for the most part, it will... Full review

Delusion" is rated R for nudity, language and modest violence. Rubin, whose career alternates between modeling and acting, is mostly along for the ride; there's a hint of a character here, but not much of one, and she seems reluctant to explore what is there. ... Full Review

Correspondingly, Secor will become more sympathetic. But, with its thoroughly diverting twists and turns, Rubin's eccentric presence, and an appropriately over-the-top performance by Secor, it might just work on you. ... Full Review