646f9e108c Two teens impulsively decide to rob a bank, a la Bonnie and Clyde. Quickly they find themselves in over their heads as they are forced to take a bank full of hostages and the FBI are at the door. Hostages include a heroin addicted Gulf War vet, the pesky bank manager, a gruff old man, a calm bank employee, and a helpful young woman. The head FBI man must sort through the psychology of all the participants to try to keep the events from escalating. Underlying in all of this is the pure adolescence of the two who initiate the trouble.
If you're in the mood for a mindless, generic, and poorly-acted film with some of the most horrible dialogue around, "Pups" is for you. What was Burt Reynolds thinking when he signed onto this crap? There are absolutely NO respectable performances in this movie. After about 30 minutes the "f**k you!"'s and "shutup!"'s become painfully incessant. Now, I can see Mischa Barton as "Rocky" going places (even though her performance consists mainly of blurting out profanities and sucking on a beer bottle)... but other than that this film is a complete waste.<br/><br/>It's definitely a good thing that whoever this "Ash" is didn't tack their last name onto the credits... because there's nothing to be proud of here.
I found Misha Bartons character to lack substance! In fact a lot of her character's do (yes even 'the OC') She doesn't know how to act and yes she has a good body but her acting skills are dreadful!<br/><br/>Although it had say 2 "big" names in it, this movie - ultimate low budget and not to mention the script was boring - was completely crap!<br/><br/>I think the writer just wanted to put as many swear words as possible in to the movie just to make it more interesting!<br/><br/>Although the thought of most of the things that were brought the viewers attention in the movie were real life struggles people have to deal with I just found it all a little bit too much!<br/><br/>but all in all, i can't believe I watched the whole thing! lol