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This was a really good movie. I fell in love when I saw Tom Wopat and Grant Goodeve. It brought me back to my childhood; good ol'boys meets wholesome suburban family.

Is it going to win any Academy Awards? No. Is it it a great movie to kill some time on a slow night? Absolutely! It was a tad bit predictable, but still entertaining nonetheless. Tom Wopat's performance proves an old horse might not win any races but can still turn out a good ride.

This movie was a great watch. And it was good to see some people take the time and effort to make a family friendly movie with a positive message. Tom Wopat was outstanding in this movie, but if you was expecting to still look somewhat like Luke Duke, then you will be disappointed. But he puts in a great performance. And his counterpart, Jeff Fahey, puts in an equally great performance and the duo had great chemistry on camera.

I admit it's not fair giving a 4 star review after watching 10 minutes, but that's all I could stomach. I wanted to give it 3. Tom Wopat looks like an over-the-hill alcoholic trying to cash in with whomever remembers Dukes of Hazzard, a masterpiece of bad acting and trite action. I was still hanging on until the female lead came on... reading from a bad script and implausible plotline. Oh well, if you're a Duke's fan, it might be fun.

Tom wopat (dukes of hazzard !) is sheriff rockwell. Or was. On his last day as sheriff, the local troublemakers start shooting up the town. When a good friend gets shot, rockwell tries to figger out who-dunnit. The music alternates between feel good and suspense, even when they talk about serious things. So much serious music. So many dramatic scenes, even while rockwell is sitting at a red light. More dramatic music. Some good acting, and some not so good acting. Co-stars pat richardson (from tool time). Goes like a hallmark channel movie... some violence, but no swearing. Every scene has a warm, fuzzy feeling, even when nothing is happening. It's okay. The story is quite solid, if kind of silly. Directed by shea sizemore. Has won a bunch of film fest awards.