Featured Audience Ratings

• Al S

  
  A stunning and powerful thriller. A multi-layered character and story driven film thats packed with action, suspense, style and stars. A great movie. It`s The Line meets Traffic. A brilliant and masterful crime-drama. Director, R. Ellis Frazier a wonderful first feature film, he… More
  A stunning and powerful thriller. A multi-layered character and story driven film thats packed with action, suspense, style and stars. A great movie. It`s The Line meets Traffic. A brilliant and masterful crime-drama. Director, R. Ellis Frazier a wonderful first feature film, he proved to be a great writer with The Line, now he proves to be a great director with Across the Line. An outstanding all-star cast that all deliver. Aidan Quinn gives a great and strong performance. Mario Van Peebles is excellent. Luke Goss is terrific. Danny Pino is fantastic. Andy Garcia is magnificent, one of his best performances ever. A thrilling, dramatic, tense and very entertaining action-packed film that grabs you and dose not let go for a minute. A bold, moving, utterly compelling and electric piece of work. It keeps you on the edge of your seat and grabs you tightly and has you drawn to every one of these great characters and in depth with its story.

• Sol C

  
  I had a mixed reaction to the film. It wasn't what I expected the film to be (that is both good and bad). It reminded me of movies like Traffic and Smokin Aces. There is one scene at the end of the film where there is a stand off between the good guys and bad guys with their… More
  I had a mixed reaction to the film. It wasn't what I expected the film to be (that is both good and bad). It reminded me of movies like Traffic and Smokin Aces. There is one scene at the end of the film where there is a stand off between the good guys and bad guys with their guns pointed at each other. That scene reminded me of the famous Tarantino type stand off which is in his movies. The ending of this stand off, I found refreshing. Overall, I thought the film needed a rewrite. It felt uneven. I felt that the film was not focused and balanced right. I also found the pacing to be off at times. The best part of the film are the performances. Aidan Quinn does a great job as Charlie Wright. Mario Van Peebles also shines here as the agent after him. Andy Garcia is great here too. Nice supporting work from Gina Gershon, Luke Goss, Corbin Bernsen, and Bokeem Woodbine. Overall, I would recommend the film, especially cause of the performances in it.