"Bell’s Annie has an exciting new job and has to leave the small town in which they’ve settled, but Shepherd’s Bronson hasn’t revealed to her that he’s purposely laying low with a fake identity and existence. He opts to keep it that way, getting into his old getaway car and speeding her to the job interview despite violating his parole and incurring the exasperated scolding of his bumbling parole officer (Tom Arnold)."

…make me discredit your entire review. I don't think there is a detail in here anywhere that's accurate. Annie already knew he was on the witness protection program, and was the one that told Gil. "He opts to keep it that way?" Again, false. "Violating his parole?" He's not on parole. immunity is the whole point of snitching. Tom Arnold is not his parole; officer, he's his federal marshall assigned to keeping him safe. But I can see why you weren't clear on that point since he only called himself a marshall 800 times in the movie, leading me to believe you were watching this movie while trying to evacuate your bowels of your cranium. Because you were clearly preoccupied while during this movie by your (likely) failed attempt to get your head out of your ass.