It has a quality cast, but we've run round this track too many times, while the script jogs from scene to scene without any surprises.

This budget-conscious, simplistically plotted and often cringingly performed crime caper is not quite as inauspicious a producing debut as one might have expected.

Dead Man Running feels like something cobbled together after a cynical producer saw Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and decided to cash in. Except it is ten years too late.

Hardly an unpleasant ride to take, but this is ultimately the epitome of disposable entertainment.