There is a scene roughly midway through Traffic when Micheal Douglas' freshly appointed drugs czar asks the high-ranking and influential politicians surrounding him what steps can be taken to combat the war on drugs. The answer is a unanimous silence. And if thats a typically pat, chauvinistic, answer, it's par for the course in this romantic comedy which dares to set up a juicy, if fantastical premise, then cops out big time as soon as the opening credits roll. Everything is in its place and he clings to a rigid routine.
Every day is the same.
CastAway is the epic story of one day that changes the life of a man for the next four years. The Sixth Sense he produced one of the finest movies in recent times. Kung Fu movies - often thought of as badly dubbed, disjointed pieces of exploitation in which men with long, white eyebrows chatter meaninglessly for an hour and a half before anything resembling a fight appears. Not this one. No more mohawks and killing sprees, people being whacked or tubby boxers, he is now up for a laugh.