How wonderful it is to see this fine actress carry a film and carry it so beautifully.

I saw this movie before reading any reviews, and I thought it was very funny. I was very surprised to see the overwhelmingly negative reviews this film received from critics.

It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties.

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Travis (Patrick), a former government op, is hired by his old commanding officer, Wellington (Breck) to protect his daughter, Diana (Vogel, of Ring Of Steel, 1994 fame) for a temporary amount of time because bad guys are after him and his family. Travis agrees to the job, but only if he can bring in his buddy Baxter (Weller) to help out. Even though Baxter is a nutty guy, Wellington reluctantly agrees. What then follows is Travis, Baxter and Diana moving from place to place in the woods, as Katya (Lewis), Daniel (Kulich) and other baddies try killing them using various means, but usually shooting. Most of the rest of the movie is this cat-and-mouse game, but there are a few twists every now and again to try to keep the viewers' interest. Who is the real DECOY? Sure, Decoy may have some bigger names, like Robert Patrick and Peter Weller, and it may be shot well using picturesque Canadian locations (shot in Regina and La Ronge, Saskatchewan), but don't be fooled: this is just as dumb and run-of-the-mill as many other DTV productions out there. It was clearly trying to be more upper crust and be almost theater-quality, but ultimately doesn't get there and is a disappointment.There are some cool killings, and the baddies have these futuristic wrist rockets that they use on their enemies, but that's really the only noteworthy invention here. And that doesn't a good movie make. There are some utterly stupid, time-wasting "romantic" elements between Baxter and Diana for a while, which don't need to be there. Diana is the clichéd "complaining woman dragged along into an adventure" we've seen so many times before. On the other end of the female spectrum is Charlotte Lewis, looking amazing with her outfits and high-powered weaponry. It's quite a change from her role in Men of War (1994). Robert Patrick puts in a personable enough performance, but it's hard not to compare this to the awesome Zero Tolerance (1994), which is Patrick at his absolute best. Weller puts in a "quirky" performance, with his pseudo-philosophical dialogue, and he's always good, but Decoy as a whole is mediocre, with tons of "pew-pew" gunfighting scenes that don't really add much.Also on board as one of the baddies is Vladimir Kulich, who has played the "Eurotrash Bad Guy" in such movies as Crackerjack (1994), Red Scorpion 2 (1995), and Breach Of Trust (1995). We're definitely getting used to seeing him. There's also the prerequisite torture scene, but this time the movie opens with it and gets it out of the way. But the problem with Decoy is every time it starts to get good, it pulls back. It's almost like the movie has a fear of success.Decoy is ultimately wasteful with what resources it has, and it never rises above your standard action premise.For more action insanity, drop by: www.comeuppancereviews.com

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.

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.

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.