Female bounty hunter catching crooks and looking hot – should be a movie slam dunk, right? We’re gonna find out when we check out "One for the Money" out on Blu-ray May 15th from Lionsgate Home Entertainment. Follow the feminine power below!

Title: "One for the Money"

Grade: 2 1/2

Cast: Katherine Heigl, Jason O’Mara, John Leguizamo

Director: Julie Ann Robinson

Rating: PG-13

Runtime: 91 minutes

Release Company: Lionsgate Entertainment

Website: www.lionsgatebluray.com

The Flick: With some good scenes and characters, "One for the Money" is far from being flawless. Lea...

If you catch the new Amanda Seyfried thriller Gone this weekend, you'll catch another interesting actor: Sam Upton. Who is he? An incredibly versatile player.

In Gone, Upton plays McKay, one of the police officers that Jill (Seyfried) turns to in order to catch the serial killer who once came after her and has now targeted her sister. The flick has a cast of names that TV buffs will adore, from Dexter star Jennifer Carpenter to Justified boss Nick Searcy, but don't overlook the affable Upton, who recently chatted with me about the film and the many other interests he has.

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Katherine Heigl returns to the big screen in a new comedy, “One for the Money.” She plays the part of Stephanie Plum, a sassy and proud Jersey girl. Like the modern woman, she is unemployed and freshly-divorced—a perfect combination that would drive anyone to desperation.

After losing her work in the lingerie department at Macy’s and losing her car, Plum lands herself a job as a “recovery agent” at a bail bonding company, which is basically the nicer-sounding substitution for a bounty hunter. Even though she’s ill-equipped for the position with clearly no previous experience from her last ...

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