The Gunman (2004)Austin Police Detective Ben Simms searches for justice. Director:Daniel MillicanWriter:Daniel Millican |
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The Gunman (2004)Austin Police Detective Ben Simms searches for justice. Director:Daniel MillicanWriter:Daniel Millican |
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MacGruder
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Hannah Nicolas | ... |
Tina Wesson
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Cassie Simms
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Ben Simms
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| Alaina Huffman | ... |
Lori Simms
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| Mimi Rogers | ... |
Eve Richards
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Scott Sherwin
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Roland
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John Cutter
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Hugh Hunt | ... |
Man on Television
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Jean Livengood | ... |
Woman on Television
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Grace Hanna | ... |
Shelly
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Reporter
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Officer Bradley
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Sam Ray | ... |
Claude Sweeney
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When Detective Ben Simm's wife is killed, he has to learn to be both father and mother to his little girl while searching for a Vigilante that has his own sense of justice. Written by Anonymous
Let me start of, by saying that this was not a bad movie. There's is enough going on to make you want to sit through it to the end. The movie also builds up quit nicely. Also the actors are adequate, not the best actors I've seen on screen, but certainly not the worst either. Mimi Rogers shows she can still act, especially in the final scene. Big emotions here, but played in a very genuine way. The one big flaw however is the movie's predictability. Already from about 1/4 in the movie on you can pretty much tell, what every character's role is in the plot. The movie would have worked much better as a thriller, when this would have been avoided.