Kurt Russell action movie two-fer
No bonus features on this low-priced double feature beyond scene access.
EXECUTIVE DECISION
In light of 9/11 and current Mideast events, this story of Islamic terrorists who hijack a jet loaded with deadly toxins seems all the more plausible. Seagal's greezy n' eezy hero soldier doesn't last the first half-hour (yay!). In his MIT yearbook, Platt's straw-chomping computer whiz is the "nerd least likely to save the day." Granite-jawed Russell's small plane flying lesson at film's start foreshadows this one's spectacular finale. Not the greatest actioner, but far from the worst.
UNLAWFUL ENTRY
A cop who installs a security system after a break-in at Michael Carr's home seems to be dropping by too often and spending a lot of time with Mrs. Carr. Their conversations aren't always about the alarm system either, so Michael naturally begins to wonder what's going on. Liotta plays his patented "normal guy goes wacky" nutcase. Russell, who's so good in...
Suspensefull but Predictable
Kurt Russel portrays an overly concerned husband in "Unlawfull Entry" and rightfully so. The movie keeps one suspended from scene to scene. However, it becomes predictable towards the end of the movie. But this is still a good movie with a good solid plot and very good acting. "Executive Decision" is another good movie, one of which I suspect they purposely got rid of Steven Segal's character due to internal filming issues.
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i love this one i wanted it for a long time i sen it on tv now i can play it anytime
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