Everyone around Kat(Milla, unfortunately annoying)wishes for her to dump big-man-on-the-street Big Al(Angus Macfadyen, lowering his standards for this sickening human pig he portrays..to the film's "credit" he succeeds)who has a unique ability to sell hot goods to street denizens(..and a few rather well-off clientèle as well). His right-hand stooge, Reilly(Stephen Dorff)wants Kat so badly he contemplates putting a bullet in his partner-in-crime. Also, Big Al(who got his name, not only for controlling the streets, but for his large pecker)has to contend with cops always trying to bust him for selling guns and the Puerto Ricans, such as tough-talking Jose(Vincent Laresca), wish to move in on his business. Kat, who has a knack for selling weapons for her man, makes the no-no mistake of selling a weapon to Jose despite Al's strict orders not to sell to the Puerto-Ricans. Sarah Strange is Vic, a lesbian who tries manipulating Reilly into killing Al with her own desires to land Kat for herself.
Incredibly grating with every character in the film representing their own form of scumbag. From start to finish, these characters plot and scheme against each other. Kat is in the center..she's quite hot, but when that mouth opens..phew. Quite surprised to see, summarizing through the user comments on here, the love towards this film. Pointedly, the respect seems aimed at the film's supposed raw power and in-your-face bluntness. To each his own, I guess.
Incredibly grating with every character in the film representing their own form of scumbag. From start to finish, these characters plot and scheme against each other. Kat is in the center..she's quite hot, but when that mouth opens..phew. Quite surprised to see, summarizing through the user comments on here, the love towards this film. Pointedly, the respect seems aimed at the film's supposed raw power and in-your-face bluntness. To each his own, I guess.