Trauma Center

In a future where Puerto Rico became the 51st state and everybody speaks English, a woman with a bullet in her leg due to doctor negligence must survive with the help of a drunk detective (Bruce Willis) against a guy who really hates doors and some other pathological liar.

Time pass movie but got to question Bruce Wills's acting. He either looked high on booze or pills but never seen him act this bad. His speech was dull & heavy.

Very catchy story, several nail biting moments waiting for the "shock" that nearly knocked me off the couch, but this is by far THE most awkward acting from Bruce's side, felt the character were misplaced compared to many of the past great movies he attended / roles he played. Where'd the spark go?. However it won't change the way I see Bruce as a God talented actor.

For being set in Puerto Rico, they have an astonishing lack of Puerto Ricans. In fact, I counted ZERO Puerto Rican's. Bruce Willis is terrible. Steve Gutenberg is creepy as a doctor and I'm pretty sure he forgot he was filming a movie and started to hit on the lead actress. For having a detective shot down in cold blood, they apparently didn't have much respect for him in the force because only Bruce Willis showed up to check on the officer and I guess that's because it was his partner. For the only witness to a murder of a cop, they put one nerdy, fresh out of the academy cop to guard her. Apparently, no one gets sick in Puerto Rico either, because the hospital is empty, sans for one case of an asthma attack that requires a 3 night stay in the hospital. Oh, and for the actress who was the witness and was shot as well? They told her they couldn't take the bullet out of her leg that's "an inch below the skin" for several days because the surgeons were off-duty! I kid you not! Good thing she wasn't shot in the head. Maybe that's why the detective didn't make it? I'm pretty sure Bruce Willis filmed in between happy hours. Where are all the nurses that wake people up every 15 minutes like in real hospitals?

This movie is OK but Bruce Willis' acting is very ham. I have no idea why all of a sudden he seems to have lost the ability to portray a believable character.

Apart from that, Nicky Whelan carries this movie from start to finish with superb acting. Unfortunately, the story is a bit sparse in depth.

OK to watch if it comes on telly, but I wouldn't go out of my way to see this again.