Makes you want to kill every last one of them

Rating: Null/10 (5 May 2004)

Denzel Washington turns in another good performance here, although I don't think it was worth the $20 mill pay day. I really went to go see the movie for the fact I like almost any movie Tony Scott directs. He has worked with Denzel before, and it seemed to work out when they did Crimson Tide together, but this time around it got a bit more dark but it still worked.

The story was straight forward and not much to it, not as violent as people make it out to be. Dakota Fanning is really going to go places, she was great in this. Movie coulda been shorter, no need to have a slow start. Christopher Walken and Mickey Rourke were almost non existant to the movie, so all that really mattered was Denzel which was fine with me. It is sad to think that all of this is really going on in Mexico, that the police and law enforcement officials are in on some of the biggest kidnappings themselves there. The Mexican government needs to wake up and quit allowing such things to take place, not that this doesn't happen in other cities, but when it happens in other cities the people that get caught really wish they never were involved in police corruption. I guess the question is, is it proper to cheer for a guy going on a rampage and doing his own justice by tourturing and killing people for information? all I can say is I wish they had more guys like him, then terrorists would start being more afraid.