Perfect Scoundrels

Three Australian men embark on a wild adventure to find a lost treasure, only to get entangled with a resourceful American businesswoman and a ruthless criminal.

Perfect Scoundrels is a moderately entertaining crime comedy that benefits from its energetic pace and a few amusing moments, though it's often hampered by a predictable plot and underdeveloped characters. It found a niche audience appreciating its lighthearted approach to its genre elements.

• The film's attempt at a treasure hunt comedy is somewhat undermined by a lack of originality.
• Brendan Fraser's charm provides some appeal, but the script doesn't always support the cast.
• The pacing keeps things moving, making it a passable, if unremarkable, viewing experience.

Google audience: Audience feedback is scarce, with no substantial consensus available. It appears to be a film that generated little significant buzz among general viewers.

The film was an early directorial effort for Martin Rosser, who would later gain recognition for his work in television.