(1996) Fled
ACTION/ COMEDY
Despite this low 14% by paid movie critics- I still liked this film, since I find that the premised is still somewhat relevant in terms of computer hacking. Dodge (Stephen Baldwin) and Piper (Lawrence Fishbourne) who're chained together, manage to escape from a horrific shooting involving a few police officers, who were supposed to mind a group pf convicts chiseling rocks. As the film continues, the two characters then build a rapport with many plot holes ensure.
No use of CGI, and obviously inspired by the likes of "The Defiant Ones" as it has two people chained to each other, improvised dialogue like "Lethal Weapon" and "Die Hard 2" with the characters using amusing movie references from "What's Love Got To Do With It", "The Fugitive", "The Deliverence", "Shaft" and "The Godfather"- makes this escape picture entertaining. Don't watch this film expecting a masterpiece because it's strictly for action freaks.
Despite this low 14% by paid movie critics- I still liked this film, since I find that the premised is still somewhat relevant in terms of computer hacking. Dodge (Stephen Baldwin) and Piper (Lawrence Fishbourne) who're chained together, manage to escape from a horrific shooting involving a few police officers, who were supposed to mind a group pf convicts chiseling rocks. As the film continues, the two characters then build a rapport with many plot holes ensure.
No use of CGI, and obviously inspired by the likes of "The Defiant Ones" as it has two people chained to each other, improvised dialogue like "Lethal Weapon" and "Die Hard 2" with the characters using amusing movie references from "What's Love Got To Do With It", "The Fugitive", "The Deliverence", "Shaft" and "The Godfather"- makes this escape picture entertaining. Don't watch this film expecting a masterpiece because it's strictly for action freaks.