J.D. Cahill is a fearsome U.S. Marshal whose reputation precedes him, but when his two young sons decide to get his attention by robbing a bank, he faces his toughest challenge as a single father trying to balance work and family. This is not a great John Wayne film, but at its heart, the tale of a man struggling to do right by his children is watchably interesting. The film's execution may be lacking, but the thematic focus on family and responsibility remains a compelling anchor.
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