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In Morocco to assist with the creation of a food charity, a Dutchman is abducted by a terrorist.In Morocco to assist with the creation of a food charity, a Dutchman is abducted by a terrorist.In Morocco to assist with the creation of a food charity, a Dutchman is abducted by a terrorist.
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- TriviaWhen Martijn flails around trying to get free he bends one of the chair legs. Later when Aicha helps him up, the chair is no longer damaged.
- GoofsWhen the brute starts his countdown, there are still three minutes left on the chess-clock.
- ConnectionsReferences Lawrence of Arabia (1962)
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I recently watched Five Fingers (2006) on Tubi. The film follows a Dutch man who travels to Morocco to set up a food bank. Shortly after his arrival, he is kidnapped by an infamous "enemy of the state" who suspects the man has ulterior motives and is working for someone else. The domestic terrorist then begins torturing him to uncover the truth.
Directed by Laurence Malkin (Soul Assassin), Five Fingers stars Laurence Fishburne (The Matrix), Ryan Phillippe (Crash), Colm Meaney (Layer Cake), Gina Torres (The Matrix Revolutions), and Touriya Haoud.
This is one of those movies that's quite average in most aspects, but it still keeps you interested in finding out what will happen next and who is playing whom. The story is a long game of cat and mouse, with solid dialogue and average torture scenes. While the premise behind the torture sequences is okay, they could have been executed better. The film features multiple twists and turns as more details emerge about who is telling the truth, and the ending is both rewarding and a fun conclusion. There's just enough here to make it worth watching at least once.
In conclusion, Five Fingers is a fairly average espionage thriller, but it has enough worthwhile elements to make it worth a viewing. I'd give it a 6/10.
Directed by Laurence Malkin (Soul Assassin), Five Fingers stars Laurence Fishburne (The Matrix), Ryan Phillippe (Crash), Colm Meaney (Layer Cake), Gina Torres (The Matrix Revolutions), and Touriya Haoud.
This is one of those movies that's quite average in most aspects, but it still keeps you interested in finding out what will happen next and who is playing whom. The story is a long game of cat and mouse, with solid dialogue and average torture scenes. While the premise behind the torture sequences is okay, they could have been executed better. The film features multiple twists and turns as more details emerge about who is telling the truth, and the ending is both rewarding and a fun conclusion. There's just enough here to make it worth watching at least once.
In conclusion, Five Fingers is a fairly average espionage thriller, but it has enough worthwhile elements to make it worth a viewing. I'd give it a 6/10.
- kevin_robbins
- Aug 8, 2024
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- $459,754
- Runtime1 hour 27 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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