Five Desperate Hours

This was a great movie that really pulled at your heartstrings! And also was a true story. And the people in the movie remained true friends in real life. Very touching, very deep message that makes you think. I wish I could find this on DVD this movie should have been bigger.

This movie really surprised me. It was a lot better than I originally thought it would be when I read about it. I thought it would be a cheap rip-off of films like `Desperate Hours' with Anthony Hopkins and Mickey Rourke, but it certainly was not. While `Desperate Hours' had a very predictable plot where the characters didn't change much throughout the film this one was totally different. The thing I liked most about `Five desperate Hours' was that we got one picture of the two main characters going in and during the film they changed so much that they were completely different ones going out.

I think it's important to show that not every criminal is completely `bad' and not not every `normal' human being is just that, `normal'. There is always a story behind what we see. In `Desperate hours' the bad guys were bad and the good guys were good and when a whole film takes place inside a room or two it gets boring. For a movie to get good in such a confined area there has to be a lot of character development, and this one had just that.

Five desperate hours is the reason why I have gotten into so many TV movies in the last few years. Don't get me wrong, a lot of them are just meh but every now and then you'll watch one that you really enjoyed. This movie is one that I certainly did. Relatable, understandable, sentimental.

Very rarely does a movie hit me in the feels so much that I have a tear running down my face and I hate to say that as a grown man lol. It was really touching though. Just a beautiful story that slowly developed between a small time criminal and the hostage that he took in her own home. Giancarlo certainly stole the show with his acting but I have to give a shout out to Sharon Lawrence too. Very well done tv movie that I'll be watching again this year.

I've seen this movie twice. I think it's a good movie. It is about how Claire (Lawrence)is held hostage in her home by a strange man named Joseph who is armed with a rifle. Upset and scared, Claire gathers up the courage and strength to help her captor surrender to the police. The movie shows how one can endure being in a dangerous situation and eventually get out of it. I liked the house that Claire lives in because it seems cozy and hidden away from paparazzi. I think this movie has great all-star cast. This movie is similar to an episode I saw of Law & Order. One lesson from this movie is that one should think about how committing suicide will impact others.