The Real McCoy

The Real McCoy" could fit quite nicely into this scenario; it has the feel of a made-for-TV movie. The actress plays it strong, silent and fairly one-dimensional. Then along comes the best thing about the film, Val Kilmer as J.T. Barker ... Full Review

The film's one redeeming merit is Kim Basinger , a good actress who has a sweet presence here.....He's an incompetent small-time stick-up artist who admires her reputation and becomes her sidekick (romantic possibilities are left mostly unexplored).....Answers to either question could provide an intriguing story....Unfortunately, those same scenes apparently took the film's authors back to the very same sources....replicants, programmed to have only those thoughts and emotions necessary for furthering a sim ... Full Review

In fact, this movie is bad enough that Kim Basinger's lackluster performance doesn't hurt it. Encumbered by a plot that has no conception of reality and a bunch of stale characters, The Real McCoy has little, if anything ... Full Review

You haven't lived until you see Kim Basinger, everybody's favorite bankrupt newlywed, playing a hardened felon leaving the slammer after six years and sparkling like she's just spent six hours in hair and makeup. Basinger plays Karen McCoy, a cat burglar who tries to go straight by working in a laundry (Kim in a kerchief with attractively applied beads of sweat is another howl). ... Full Review

If you're looking for the thrill of a good bank robbery film, this ain't The Real McCoy..... ... Full Review