Collateral Damage

Starts strong and you think you will be on an action packed ride. But the story starts to meander. By the time the plot twist happens you have lost interest because the character development is lousy . Only reason to watch it is arnie but it a very weak performance from him . No arnie magic

Aunque la película tiene una temática que puede resultar sensible, los escenarios y la trama hacen de esta una película de acción a la que vale la pena darle la oportunidad

This was a great movie. The protagonist's (Arnold Schwarzenegger) anguish and frustration is real and raw. When no one else can or will help, he does what is needed to be done while the law sits on its hands.

Great action flick of the time and holds up for what it's worth. Not a bunch of cheesey one liners or shakey or cut camera angles. Solid cast and an amazing soundtrack.

Another good Arnold movie. Worth your time, suspenseful with a couple good twists. Arnold is always great.

This is exactly the type of movie that you might catch while surfing on cable television and probably leave while you grab lunch and wash the dishes, it is a well done Arnold movie that gives just what you want sometimes, numb action fun. Not a great fan of the twist and last 20 min of the movie

Nothing new here, but it will entertain.

A very good action thriller with Arnold Schwarzenegger. This held my interest for the full duration. A lot of the action sequences are fun to watch, it builds tension well and doesn't stick directly to clichés... some of the places it goes with the story are pretty deep. The cast are also very nicely chosen. I'm not saying it's an all-star line-up, but all those involved with the main stuff do a worthy job. Schwarzenegger makes for a great lead as Brewer, he is the ideal actor for this role. Cliff Curtis works as the film's antagonist, this is the best performance that I've seen from him. Francesca Neri (Selena) and John Leguizamo (Felix) also do solid things. It's far from the perfect film of course, but 'Collateral Damage' had me locked in from start-to-finish which is all you want from these sort of productions.

Collateral Damage isn't as formulaic or cheesy as the critics say

Worse than having your film affected by an event of the time is seeing how damaging it can be to the image of the country it was made of. Quite unrealistic, overdone and underdeveloped, it could even have raised a huge amount of money if it had been made in the 80s, but the message without apathy leaves the movie as a bad joke that has relegated many films of that time to oblivion.