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Will Smith. Kiefer Sutherland & Michael Douglas present Stunning performances, each giving their all in this film. If you like Dramatic semi-action movies with great special effects & excellent acting, this is the movie for you! I give it a worthy 10!

its nowhere as bad as the reviews suggest. If you're a Micheal Douglas fan, definitely go for it, chances are, you will not be disappointed!. I'm just trying to remember the last time I really enjoyed a Micheal Douglas film, oh yeah, Traffic, and that was 6 damn years ago!. Welcome back, Mr. Douglas

I do not know if I would buy the DVD when it comes out, but it certainly was worth going to see at the local movie theater.

not really be something between them...! Def. go see this movie, you will not be disappointed.

forced to go on the lam but at the same time he's still trying to do the right thing by protecting the President. Douglas does a fine job in this role. I don't always care the people he plays but he's an excellent actor. Keifer Sutherland "David Breckinridge" is equally as good at least in here as the fellow SS boss who hunts down Douglas until convinced he has been telling the truth. When he does the two of them work together in the finale to discover and then stop, if they can, the plot. The crooks are interesting, too, by the way. Also, I have never - and never will, unfortunately - see a First Lady who looks as good as Kim BasingerThis is simply a slick action flick that entertains start-to-finish. Are there holes in it? Of course; probably a number of them, and a reason you see so many critical comments. However, it is unfairly bashed here. It just isn't intelligent enough for the geniuses here on this website. My advice: chill, just go along for the ride and enjoy all the action and intrigue. Yes, it gets a little Rambo-ish at the end but otherwise it gets high marks for entertainment.....which is what movies are all about.

character development. We have seen threats of this type before, and that made the main conflict much more challenging to the writers. As an audience, we don't want to sit through the same old story again. We want to see something different, be thrilled and entertained.There is nothing wrong with the casting. From Kim Basinger's delicious first lady. She carries herself with enough grace and sex appeal to make the part memorable. Michael Douglas has been and done that before. Unfortunately, the president is much of a non entity to even care about his fate. Sutherland rehashes his "24" tough guy approach with enough power to make it big enough for the big screen, and Eva does a passable job, as the newcomer.Don't expect as many twists and fireworks as some of the established classics "North by Northwest" and "The Fugitive" come to mind . Leave your expectations outside and enjoy the ride for whatever it might be. It's o.k.

was because Kiefer is my favorite actor and Michael Douglas is in my top 10 favorite actors.

The audience never hates him/her once he/she and his/her motives are revealed. If we hated him/her it would have made the movie a lot better. The acting in this movie is excellent. Kim Bassinger excellently portrays the first lady, shifting seamlessly from the political wife, damsel in distress, and take charge lady. It would have been easy for her to get lost in damsel in distress or wronged wife, but Bassinger does not fall into that trap. Michael Douglass portrays Garisson seamlessly. Breckinridge is convincing as the Ace-agent who believes he can put his emotions behind him. The movie excellently sucks you in so you don't notice its few flaws until you leave the theater. The chemistry between Douglass and Southerland is good, which is important. They are able to give the conflict between the two a deep meaning and it is poignant when Garrison recommends as seen in the trailer Breckenridge a man who does not like him to lead the investigation.You fall in love with Garrison and the action is worth your $9.75. A should-see time pass.