A gritty, gut-punch of a thriller anchored by two unforgettable performances.
A gritty, gut-punch of a thriller anchored by two unforgettable performances.
Anybody comparing this lazy junk to “Die Hard” is either living in an alternate universe or needs a couple of semesters of film school.
This fun, corny espionage thriller tells the true origins of the popular TETRIS computer game by playing fast and loose with the facts.
Most of the film falls into a by-the-numbers, rise-and-fall trajectory of self discovery of a very lonely, down in the dumps, substance abusing man who just happens to be one of the world’s greatest musical talents.
This is t.v. movie-of-the-week material that should’ve (barely) had a home on basic cable.
The original film was a rare one that begged for a sequel and I’m glad we’ve been handed one.