- Studio: Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
- Release Date: Aug 31, 2007
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6.9
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 41 Ratings
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Positive: 31 out of 41
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Mixed: 2 out of 41
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Negative: 8 out of 41
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Sep 25, 20114Kevin Bacon is just the best revenge dad I've seen to current date. His performance begs to differ in "Death Sentence". Unfortunately, the movie's lethargic script and uninspiring dialogue doesn't.
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RoyP.Feb 3, 20080An ill-contrived, preachy, brain-dead, and mindless mess. Also, a guide on how not to use the washed out/somewhat overexposed look in nearly every damn scene. This movie looks like it was shot by first-year film students, except done with less energy.
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KevinAJan 24, 20093
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KelleyM.Oct 4, 20070Horrible! I walked out after 40 grueling minutes. ( I have only walked out of one other film in 30+ yrs.)Don't waste your time. Kevin Bacon must have been hard up for money.
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KyleJan 7, 20082
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JaredC.Aug 29, 20070Huh? I'm lost, I got confused and bored right off the bat. It's terrible, a badly performed.
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SteveAApr 12, 20082
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JohnS.Aug 19, 20083Every character in the movie was incompetent. You know how sometimes movies put characters in situations designed to ask the audience "what would you do in that situation?" Well every time Bacon did something my only answer was "not that." There just wasn't enough killing to make up for the lackluster script.
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Jan 7, 20114Suggests that acts of revenge might make a really bad situation even worse. A few gripping moments, no happy ending. ---------------------------------
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50Death Sentence, directed by "Saw" co-creator James Wan, swings the pendulum too far. One day Nick is a mild-mannered nerd who spends his days making (and loving) risk assessments for his company; the next, he's Travis Bickle from 1976's "Taxi Driver."
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58The film has one thing going for it--it's certainly never boring.
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50Bears more than a slight connection to the landmark of the genre, 1974's "Death Wish," starring Charles Bronson. It is based on novelist Brian Garfield's sequel to his original book, though any resemblance is tenuous at best.