"USA Today" gave the film two-and-a-half stars out of four and wrote, "Overkill ultimately wears "Q & A" down, despite two bravura performances and some Hutton understatement that's adequate to the task.So, too, does unrelenting sordidness, a deadly love angle and a score (Ruben Blades) almost as awful as Cy Coleman's sabotage of Lumet's "Family Business"".