Chill Factor starts with a dramatic beginning in which we see a general make a mistake on the blast radius of a testing bomb and is forced to watch helplessly from the bomb shelter as his men are burnt to death. The film jumps on ten years to when the general is released from jail for his mistake and decides that the world owes him. Skeet Ulrich and Cuba Gooding Jr. are thrown together whilst Cuba is doing a late night ice cream delivery shift to a convenience store that Ulrich is working in. A scientist friend of Ulrich's stumbles in with a bullet wound having escaped from a weapons hold with a bomb with enough power to destroy America. The bomb is what the general is after. The film twists the plot of Speed a bit and if the bomb goes over 50 degrees F, then it will go off. The mismatched duo must now get it to a certain place and keep it frtom the general's hands. It may sound cheesy at first, but Chill Factor works brilliantly as a mismatched buddy movie in the Lethal Weapon format, with more than enough well-timed humour from Gooding Jr. The action is fast-paced including a car chase with trucks and motorbikes, a rather odd downhill escape route on a mountainside in a boat, a hostage situation at a big damn, and a more than satisfying finale. The film fails in one area only, where the tense atmosphere of the rising temperature of the bomb is not tense at all and could have been a lot better. However, this film should be taken as fun, and will provide most people with an entertaining and fun night in, with its viewer friendly mix of action, comedy, and non-stop thrills.