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Scott Kane is a man with a chequered past. Finding himself double crossed by the local crime lord who he turned to for help he has to utilize all his skills to escape from prison and seek revenge on those who cheated him to save himself and his family.
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United Kingdom released, PAL/Region 2 DVD: LANGUAGES: English ( Dolby Digital Stereo ), ANAMORPHIC WIDESCREEN (1.78:1), SPECIAL FEATURES: Anamorphic Widescreen, Deleted Scenes, Interactive Menu, Scene Access, SYNOPSIS: Scott Kane (Drew Fuller), a man with a checkered past is trying to live a clean life. When his son Owen falls ill, Kane finds his only option is to turn to Daniel Morgan (William Atherton), the local kingpin of the criminal underworld. Morgan offers to help Kane's family, but double-crosses him. When Morgan tries killing Kane by employing a dirty cop, Jace Olsen (Ethan Embry), Kane escapes from prison to seek his revenge and save his son. With the FBI (William Devane) and Police (Embry) on his tail, Kane must utilize all his deadly skills to save his family and himself. ...The Kane Files: Life of Trial
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By Mgt
Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Bought as a gift for my 18 year old grandson. He loves it but its certainly not to my taste!
By Yoda
Format:DVD
Good write up, left me unimpressed watching the film. Don't like flash backs, it makes any film disjointed. More so in this film.
Needless to say it ended up in my dross file, if you have time to waste watch it, all in all sorry I bothered buying this DVD.
All write ups tend to be hype to sell the film, in future I will consider very carefully before I buy anymore DVD's, I will have to watch them first before taking the plunge and buying.
Needless to say it ended up in my dross file, if you have time to waste watch it, all in all sorry I bothered buying this DVD.
All write ups tend to be hype to sell the film, in future I will consider very carefully before I buy anymore DVD's, I will have to watch them first before taking the plunge and buying.
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By T
Format:DVD
Well, it looks good and the back-cover blurb talks a taut thriller but the editors have tried to be clever with flashback-esque chronological juggling and it's a bit confusing. Coupled with a flat plot and lack of coherence in the direction and what could have been the promised taut thriller ends up being disjointed run-of-the-mill pap. William Atherton (Die Hard 1 & 2) struggles to hold it together as the crime boss and valiantly tries - and fails - to drag something worthwhile from the script.
I eventually worked out that the premise is that a man tries to raise money for his sons heart op by going to a local crime boss and as a result ends up in jail and double-crossed. There's a series of violent action scenes interspersed with a bent sheriff and a laid-back FBI agent (William Devane, Payback, Space Cowboys) and eventually a bag of money and not so much as a climax but an anti-climax. It could have worked if there'd been a bit more spent on the screenwriter and some people that had been more widely heard of in the global audience other than Atherton had featured in the cast. It feels almost as if it were made for late-night TV - on a very obscure, advert-laden channel that no-one really watches.
Normally in my reviews this is where I try to salvage something by saying it's got some legs if you suspend belief for an hour or so and are looking for some entertainment rather than something serious but I can't even manage that on this occasion.
For trivia fans, male lead Drew Fuller, starring alongside William Atherton, was born in the town of Atherton, CA. That's about all that's interesting in this movie.
I eventually worked out that the premise is that a man tries to raise money for his sons heart op by going to a local crime boss and as a result ends up in jail and double-crossed. There's a series of violent action scenes interspersed with a bent sheriff and a laid-back FBI agent (William Devane, Payback, Space Cowboys) and eventually a bag of money and not so much as a climax but an anti-climax. It could have worked if there'd been a bit more spent on the screenwriter and some people that had been more widely heard of in the global audience other than Atherton had featured in the cast. It feels almost as if it were made for late-night TV - on a very obscure, advert-laden channel that no-one really watches.
Normally in my reviews this is where I try to salvage something by saying it's got some legs if you suspend belief for an hour or so and are looking for some entertainment rather than something serious but I can't even manage that on this occasion.
For trivia fans, male lead Drew Fuller, starring alongside William Atherton, was born in the town of Atherton, CA. That's about all that's interesting in this movie.
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