"Judge Cullman signs Mortimer""s commitment papers and admits, to Mortimer""s horror, that he feels "rather lonely" and occasionally drinks wine.He faints into a chair at the sight of food.He has the perfect media profile to impersonate "John Doe":He""s perfect, a baseball player.What could be more American?...that face is wonderful.They""ll believe him...That""s our man, he""s made-to-order.[A desire to return to baseball, after receiving the promise of a contract to have his injured pitching arm repaired by "bone-setter Brown," is the main motivation for Willoughby to accept his assignment and engage in the deal - it shows that he is corruptible.With the tagline: "Expect the impossible again."Directed by John Woo, with excessive expectations of replicating Woo""s HK action films, such asThe Killer (1989).The message of director John Sturges"" taut and influential film can be interpreted with different levels of meaning, but predominantly as the tense portrayal of a one-armed stranger who intrusively has arrived in a half-forgotten desert town filled with ruffians.I know I need dough but I don""t need it this badly.If you""re hard up for companionship, there are guys in town that do this kind of hing for a living.Call one of them." Following his "righteous" display of his honor and "male initiative," Milo explains why she invited him.