I was really expecting so much more with this film, the posters, title and whole look gives you a certain feeling about how its gonna go, but its very disappointing and dull. There are some nice scenes but it needs so much more.
Bale is good as the ex army boy wanting to join th...( read more)
Harsh Times
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Harsh Times
Adriana Millan, Armando Riesco, Christian Bale, Emilio Rivera, Eva Longoria
Jim Davis is an ex-Army Ranger recently discharged from the military, yet still haunted by nightmares of his former occupation. While seeking a position with the LAPD that will allow him to marry his ...( read more
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Recent Reviews
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July 18, 2009
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July 4, 2009
"(whispering) I see dumb people..."
15 minutes into the movie and I'm like; What the fuck! Who are these guys? They're all gangsta and shit but so fuckin' ridiculous.
I hate the word "dawg". That word is probably said more times then any other word. The dialogue that comes ...( read more) -
May 3, 2009
well the critics can go sit on a sharp object coz this kicked ass! christian bale does his best acting since american psycho. i'm spotting a theme here... he makes an ace bad guy! it's like a cross between boyz in the hood and training day. no doubt that's something to do with da...( read more)
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August 21, 2008
Christian Bale turns out his most inconsistent (or least solid if you prefer) performance as an increasingly psychotic army vet. I admire his courage to take a role he clearly wasn't meant for. His performance was puzzling, sometimes amusing and all over the road without even thi...( read more)
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May 23, 2008
Note: Even Christian Bale can't save it from what it really is: a pseudo-edgy mess that is neither a psychological thiller nor a urban drama.
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November 20, 2009
Christian Bale gave a truly amazing performance that was both hilarious and shocking. The style of the movie captures a great urban atmosphere. The story is an interesting look at post-war soldiers and the emotional blows that it brings.
