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Jean-Baptiste LéonettiDrehbuch:
Stephen SuscoKamera:
Russell CarpenterMusik:
Dickon HinchliffeBesetzung:
Michael Douglas, Jeremy Irvine, Hanna Mangan Lawrence, Ronny Cox, Martin Palmer, Patricia BethuneStreaming (5)
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Fährtenleser Ben (Jeremy Irvine) verdient sein Geld damit, Jäger durch die Mojave-Wüste zu führen, damit diese dort ihrem Hobby nachgehen können. Sein neuester Kunde, der skrupellose Geschäftsmann John Madec (Michael Douglas) ist mit den allerneuesten Schusswaffen und Geländewagen ausgestattet. Als Madec fälschlicherweise einen unschuldigen Menschen tödlich verletzt, kann er für diese Tat keine Zeugen gebrauchen. Doch Ben weigert sich, den Vorfall zu vertuschen – und so beginnt ein gnadenloser Überlebenskampf, an einem der tödlichsten Orte der Welt ... (Universum Film)
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Schöne weitwinklige Wüsten von New Mexico, der Schuft Michael Douglas mit einem super 6x6 Mercedes G63 und der junge Jeremy Irvine, dem man mit seinem Serien-Gesicht die Rolle von einem Wüsten-Tramper nicht glaubt. Der Film arbeitet mit einem ziemlich unterhaltsamen Katz-und-Maus-Motiv, am Ende kommt aber billiger Blödsinn.
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An enjoyable survival film with two likeable actors. Michael Douglas as the bad guy enjoys the role perfectly and it suits him (more roles like this!). The plot is more or less simple, but that absolutely doesn't matter, because the film manages to grab your attention with other attributes, such as the harsh desert landscape and decent atmosphere. For my taste, the film is not very violent and there could have been more flourishes, which I consider the only major downside. Surprising finale. 65%.
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Michael Douglas really enjoys this negative role, and I enjoyed his performance and the whole story. It's nothing groundbreaking, it's straightforward and clear, but now and then you can really feel the suffering the other character is going through. Suffering that seems like it may never end. But in the end, it does end, and it's in that expected and rightful spirit.
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Michael Douglas as we like him best, a smarmy, self-centered millionaire financier. Only that, instead of Gwyneth Paltrow, this time he has a no less charming big-ass Mercedes, but otherwise this attempt at genre survival is rather a train wreck. Jeremy Irvine's character is often odd – or rather, his actions are severely illogical, and there are more scenes that occasionally fail to make sense than the classic viewer expecting an entertaining game of cat and mouse would be willing to forgive.
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