Sylvester Stallone, Michael Caine, Miranda Richardson
Hit man Jack Carter returns home for his brother's funeral, and is soon investigating the events that led to his death.
DVD Release Date: February 13, 2001
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Flixster Reviews (614)
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October 28, 2009Average film, nothing special here. Leave your mind out the door if you decide to watch it.
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August 14, 2008Come on, Hollywood! Stop making remakes of European classics and create your own future ones!
It's a usual Sly flick with some style but because it's a remake, you can only compare it to the original. It loses in every possible aspect. -
June 28, 2008A hard-edged, stylish and hard-hitting crime-thriller. It's a real intense and wickedly fun pot-boiler that packs a wallop. A gritty adreniline-pumping flick. A tough, suspensful and exhilerating thrill-ride. It packs action with a gritty film noir style. Sylvester Stallone gives...( read more)
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April 22, 2008"My name is Jack Carter, and you don't want to know me."
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Get Carter is a stylish update of the classic 1971 Michael Caine British gangster thriller, and is a lot better than some people have given it credit to be. The film met with a lukewarm reception from cr -
November 9, 2006Pale, by-the-numbers remake of the great British thriller stumbles to the screen with yet another forgettable performance from Stallone (that man needs another good role NOW.) The only really good moments come from Mickey Rourke (always good playing a slimeball) and Caine, of co...( read more)
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October 20, 2009I remember going to see this movie in the theater the 1st day It came out & falling asleep while watching it
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September 6, 2009This action-packed remake of the 1971 cult classic brings back Michael Caine, this time in a memorable supporting role, while giving Sylvester Stallone his good role since Copland.
Critic Reviews
January 1, 2000
Steven Rea, Philadelphia Inquirer
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