Films Found - by jkund17

Ok when I was a kid I watched this movie and was completely perplexed by the Amish.

What are my thoughts after rewinding and reviewing?

Well, it is a fairly formulaic crime film. But, what makes it interesting is the setting and the contrasts of the child, who is raised in a non violent society, who witnesses a violent crime. That in itself is an interesting concept however, add to it the standard cops gone bad and the fish out of water scenario and it fleshes out to still be a palatable movie.

The whole fish out of water aspect does manage to bring a few laughs and in addition there is a palpable tension between Rachel (Kelly McGillis) and Book (Harrison Ford) that is never fulfilled but, really there is no way that there could have been a satisfactory resolution of that tension.

The moments of mirth actually are the source of some of my favourite lines.
Eli Lapp: .
John Book:
Keep an eye out for: Viggo Mortensen! He plays Moses a member of the Amish community.

Hey Guys

You may be wondering where are the new reviews.

Ok so the above quote is not from this movie but, it suits it perfectly.

When I first saw this movie many moons ago I thought that it was the funniest thing ever!

I almost skipped this movie purely because I am not a huge fan of Billy Bob Thornton.

When I first saw this movie I was entranced by the love story, mesmerised by the swordfights and annoyed by the little man who always said, "Inconceivable". Plus it was cool that Australia was mentioned in the film.

Growing up this was one of the movies that I replayed over and over and ov- you get the drift.

Before Sean Astin was Sam Gamgee- Hobbit, he was Billy Tupper- private school reject.