Nazis. On the moon. The best thing I can say for this film is that at least it is self-conscious of what it sets out to do. Although not very funny, it sets out to present itself as action/comedy B movie.

I wish I could rate this film higher because the performances, especially those given by Gere and Sarandon, are just so brilliant; however, I just couldn't find anything particularly special about the story. The themes upon which it touches felt played out. Perhaps it comes down to preference. I've never enjoyed tales of corruption, but there are enough solid points that, for me, make this a good film.

This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.