An ER nurse and a career criminal are forced into an unlikely partnership in taking down a ring of corrupt cops threatening the lives of both their families.An ER nurse and a career criminal are forced into an unlikely partnership in taking down a ring of corrupt cops threatening the lives of both their families.An ER nurse and a career criminal are forced into an unlikely partnership in taking down a ring of corrupt cops threatening the lives of both their families.
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Stuart F. Wilson
- Thug #1
- (as Stuart Wilson)
Sheila Gray Robinson
- News Anchor
- (as Sheila Gray)
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Somebody got the soundtrack file for this movie mixed up with an old mixtape.
With a few tweaks this film could be massively improved, sure it's the predictable unlikely buddy action movie, but that's ok it's a formula that has worked many times.. the two big issues here are the soundtrack and the editing.. a re-edit and for the large part an entirely new soundtrack it's a 7.
Meets expectations. Reasonable ones, at least.
I queued up POINT BLANK because I felt like a competently done, fun action movie that wasn't too challenging. Guess what? I got exactly what I expected!
As far as plots go, this one wasn't anything too special, except for the fact it was blessedly free of annoying plot holes. No twists, no blunders, no errors.
The cast is very good for this type of affair. Frank Grillo is charismatic as always, Anthony Mackie gets the job done, and Marcia Gay Harden is as deliciously unlikable as we've come to expect.
POINT BLANK was a good distraction. Escapism in the best sense of the word.
As far as plots go, this one wasn't anything too special, except for the fact it was blessedly free of annoying plot holes. No twists, no blunders, no errors.
The cast is very good for this type of affair. Frank Grillo is charismatic as always, Anthony Mackie gets the job done, and Marcia Gay Harden is as deliciously unlikable as we've come to expect.
POINT BLANK was a good distraction. Escapism in the best sense of the word.
Genuinely enjoyed this
It's not amazingly complex but it's a film that you can just switch off your brain and enjoy some action, had a 90s vibe to it, I don't know what people are complaining about the sound track for, I actually thought it made the film better, I agree that some are odd choices but they kinda make it quirky, solid 6.5/10 for me.
Why the hate?
I miss a time when you could look up a review for a movie, and read reviews from fans of that genre. Seems IMDB is no longer a place for that.
The plot was nothing mind blowing, but the action was constant, and the well-performed characters were good. I enjoyed it throughout. Why? Because I like action films. If you do too, and you can put your rational, sensible side away for 90 minutes, then you're going to enjoy Point Blank.
All in all this is a great action movie that harks back to the 90's "best of enemies", "victims of circumstance" romps with bullets and snot, and a heap of smashing stuff up.
The plot was nothing mind blowing, but the action was constant, and the well-performed characters were good. I enjoyed it throughout. Why? Because I like action films. If you do too, and you can put your rational, sensible side away for 90 minutes, then you're going to enjoy Point Blank.
All in all this is a great action movie that harks back to the 90's "best of enemies", "victims of circumstance" romps with bullets and snot, and a heap of smashing stuff up.
Dont buy into the negative reviews
Great Netflix movie to watch not sure why so many negative reviews really enjoyed this flick
Did you know
- TriviaThe movie that Big D is watching when Abe and Paul enter his house is To Live and Die in L.A. (1985), directed by William Friedkin. Later, when they're waiting for supplies, the movie they're watching is Sorcerer (1977), also directed by Friedkin.
- Goofs(At 33 minutes) While speeding away from the police, Paul tells Abe to "crank the wheel to the right" while driving forward. When Abe does this however, the car spins left.
- ConnectionsFeatures Sorcerer (1977)
- SoundtracksRise Above
Written by Greg Ginn
Performed by Black Flag
Published by Cesstone Music
Courtesy of SST Records, Inc.
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- Bắn Thẳng
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- Cincinnati, Ohio, USA(Entire Film)
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- $14,000,000 (estimated)
- Runtime
- 1h 26m(86 min)
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- 2.39:1
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