....I watch every film she makes. I was intrigued by her playing a blind woman, thus I waited and waited for this to come to my local theater....it never did. When it was released on VHS, I ran to get it. I don't think it deserves the critical drubbing it received. Yes it has some major flaws, but all of the four principal actors, especially Dunaway, give it their all. I was 22 when this came out, and Faye was no longer a sought after leading lady, so I treasured this leading role the year after her "comeback" in Barfly. Her character arc and the twist it involves, her ending up with the younger guy, and the last shot of the film haunt me to this day.Yes, if I didn't love Faye I probably wouldn't love this film, but I do love Faye, and this film deserves better than it got. Watching it twenty years later, it gives me that weird feeling of what I hoped for Faye in the future - those hopes that came true for her, and those that didn't. I'm reminded how fast time flies by. It seems like yesterday that this was her latest project and I couldn't wait to see what would come next for both us.Give it a chance, it's better than much of the dreck that is released today. It may fall way short of it's aspirations, but at least it strives for more than many films even try to attempt today.

I went to see this movie with several co-workers when it first came out in 1988. It was so bad that we were entertaining ourselves poking fun at it and decided to leave before it was over rather than waste our time any further. Ned Beatty's "performance" was especially comical. The manager of the theater was aware of the unintended humor we found in it and when our whole group got up to leave at once, he offered us all free passes to a future movie to entice us to return to his theater.

The dialogue is so bad that one has to give the actors credit for somehow getting through this movie...only this one movie to the director's credit....hmmmm I wonder why! Was Faye Dunaway so desperate? The first few minutes are a stong indication of the absurdity to follow and one does get a perverse twinge of anticipation, can this movie carry on to be so bad? Yes it can...LOL...It is so bad it is good....by all means rent it, I may even buy it now..

When Fidel Castro took over Cuba (about 1961), all the Casino owners from Cuba escaped to USA, but they didn't take all their money with them. Some men from the US NAVY hid some money on an Island near Cuba, and they would get back to the Island later. A return happens 30 years later, and then they have to deal with modern pirates in the search for the old treasure. But the movie isn't perfect at all, I will give it 5/10 as a movie you just watch.