A potentially brilliant film in which Wesley Snipes and Linda Fiorentino deliver whipsmart performances; unfortunately, once the premise is set up, there's really nowhere to go - the film would have been better served if it had been edited down perhaps by half an hour. Snipes is riveting and intelligent as a man who has long since gone far, far beyond grief at the shooting death of his young daughter and Fiorentino, as always, brings her jaded-but-not-heartless vibe to the mix.
Review of Liberty Stands Still
