merlin_steele I'm not really into movies that are stupid but funny, such as this one, but I didn't have anything else to do, so I watched it anyway. I didn't expect the humor, so that was good, and the times the humor wasn't as good, at least there was an attempt there.If I'd started watching this movie seriously wanting something good, I'd have been greatly disappointed. But since I was just bored already, this movie was a slightly humorous distraction for me on a typical bored but restful Sunday. My advice is for anyone else to do the same, if they're going to watch this movie, not to take it seriously. Oh, btw, the girls were hot in this movie, too.

refinedsugar You ever sit through a movie and after it's all over it's like "why did I even bother!?"Welcome to Decoy. Another straight to video action flick you can immediately forget about having watched or better yet don't watch it at all. Peter Weller and Robert Patrick star and are quickly wasted in this going nowhere's fast mercenaries-for-hire double cross action dud. The story is pretty darn bad and the action is neither filmed well or exciting and what's the point of watching an action flick if the action isn't good? Robert Patrick in particular hits a new low in an action sequence that has him firing a machine gun while standing on the hood of a moving school bus. Co-stars the ambient Charlotte Lewis and Canada's own Scott Hylands (of TV's Night Heat fame).

darylmitchell A pointless movie with nothing but gratuitous violence. The only fun I had was playing "spot the location", as much of it was filmed in my home town of Regina, Saskatchewan. I like to support locally produced films but this one was a major disappointment.

presto-6 It's sad to see what some actors have to take after their careers are pass their zenith (as it were). This film is just plain bad. I haven't seem so many people shooting at each other at point blank range yet no one getting hit since the A-Team went off the air. At times you'd swear that they were going for camp, but then you come to the ugly realization that they were taking themselves quite seriously. And I like both Peter Weller and Robert "T1000" Patrick.