Butterfly on a Wheel (2007)

Director: Mike Barker

Cast: Pierce Brosnan as Tom Ryan, Maria Bello as Abby Randall, Gerard Butler as Neil Randall, Emma Karwandy as Sophie Randall, Claudette Mink as Judy Ryan, Desiree Zurowski as Helen Schriver, Nicholas Lea as Jerry Crane, Peter Keleghan as Karl Granger, Samantha Ferris as Diane, Malcolm Stewart as Dave Carver, Callum Keith Rennie as Det. McGill, Dustin Milligan as Matt Ryan, Julie Patzwald as Female Teller, Jason McKinnon as French Waiter, Kurt Evans as Maitre D'

Basically, the kind of overly simplistic, TV movie of the week story
you'd expect from basic network TV or from the formula Hollywood films
that also end up making little or no stop at theaters.

Besides being boring and predictable, it lacks any significant meaning.
It's difficult to fill up 10 lines for IMDb describing in detail what
I'd prefer to forget. The acting isn't bad, as you'd expect from the
actors involved (though you'll ask yourself why they'd be involved at
all with this). There are issues, like Brosnan's voice sometimes feels
like a voice-over, and it's difficult to tell if he's supposed to be
doing an Irish or Scottish accent. Given the way the film is largely
talk driven and his talking is featured, you'd think there'd be some
significance to it, but it doesn't really matter.

The single biggest problem besides the shallow, imitative, factory-made
story is the lack of plot development. I suppose they thought it added
suspense and mystery. It just made it seem completely unthought
through.