The set pieces are also lacking, and the only one that stood out as exceptional (at the bhotel/b, ending with the fountain) did so only as a passing "oooh! ahhh!" moment. Josh Hartnett is bmajor/b subtraction, too. ...
What truly turns the tide is their rather wealthy uncle who is willing to help them in their considerable financial goals (Ian wants to invest in Hotels, and Terry has a severe gambling debt) if they agree to do a terrible deed for him ...
