September 29, 2009
Quite bad, really could have been much better!
Alun Armstrong, Anthony Heald, David Caruso
Alice hires a professional negotiator to obtain the release of her engineer husband, who has been kidnapped by anti-government guerrillas in South America.
DVD Release Date: June 19, 2001
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January 3, 2009Well, first of all, "Proof of Life" is somewhat of a insignificant movie. Of course the subject of the film is important but there are too many negative aspects.
Script-wise the movie is very weak. There's no suspense, no emotion. If there was, then the actors didn't do their jo...( read more) -
August 17, 2008A tense, stunning and pulse-pounding thriller that explodes with action, excitment, romance and suspense. A truly thrilling, gripping, nail-biting and breathtaking adventure. Heart-wrenching and adreniline-pumping. Powerhouse performances. Russell Crowe is magnificent. David Mors...( read more)
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April 21, 2008Proof of Life stars the very good Meg Ryan and Russell Crowe.
Meg Ryans husband gets kidnapped while being in a foreign country. In order to save him and negotiater (Crowe) assists with the difficult situation. During this time they spend a lot of time with one another and st...( read more) -
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October 26, 2009Oh dear, what you've read about this movie is all true. I don't think the poor director, Taylor Hackford could have done any better if the two leads were different though. It's all a bit cliched how the 'kidnapees'' wife falls for the man who is meant to save him.
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September 26, 2009After Gladiator this is the second film of Crowe that I saw and it was real a disaster for him. Nothing to do with his periformans in previous Film.
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September 23, 2009i loved this movie... although crowe and ryan made it better than it was i think...
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December 8, 2000
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
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