Great to see Uma Thurman back on the screen, because she is such a wonderful actress. Where has she been all these past years? But however charming she still is, and however mildly amusing this movie is, it fails to become really funny. Humor is personal, so perhaps others wont mind the slowburning, in your face jokes, but I found them to be just a bit tiring. The story is about Uma Thurman's money loosing art gallery. Then she meets Samuel L Jackson who is part of a criminal enterprise with LOTS of money to launder. They start cooperating and then the story kinda tanks from there on. Could have been better. Not bad, but defnitely not recommendable either if you are looking for a laugh.

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