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Better Late Then Never

A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

yes the ski Chase is just to good i have been in st anton where it is shot and been to the nice pub crazy kangaroo where they ski through i would love to have this movie in my collection. but it seems difficult to get anywhere so if anybody know where to get it on DVD i would be grateful. i think that 10 lines off text is difficult to write . but i try. but there is several good scenes in this movie other than the ski chase , i think to remember a good car chase to, and lots off other stuff cold be a bond movie.- its kind off build the same way it just doesn't have all the cull stuff as a bond movie has. what else to write i give up soon to write a comment 5 lines should be enough to keep out junk . this way you push me to write junk.Peder Denmark

At the forefront of "80's" action films. Better than anything Chuck Norris except maybe Delta Force? The vehicle (limo) ambush is great and the undercover agents are awesome. The silo takeover is hardcore and eye opening. I saw it young and several times, enjoyed it every time. Rent it, hard to find on DVD.Ken Wahl and his team are outstanding in the fight sequences. Joaquim Almeida has gained popularity lately with "Clear and Present Danger" villain Hector and "Behind Enemy Lines" Admiral Pique, NATO.Looks like some stuff out of the Anarchists cookbook with the light bulb. I'm sure some dumb kid has tried it at one time or another.

This is a bit hammed up - lots of improbable action, dramatic lines, almost a caricature of a shoot-em-up spy movie. Yet, for what it is, it is great - You'd probably appreciate it a lot more as a twelve year old boy than any other age viewer, but it is fun and well done for its genre. It's no more corny than the old Star Trek was, in my opinion, nor much less! Plus, for the older viewer, Alberta Watson looks really good in this one. It moves fast, carries the viewer right along and requires only that you let it be a story and not critique it for accuracy, sophistication or subtlety of plot. There is a bit of 80's era violence, people getting shot, etc., no nudity, and some rough language. Also, in its hokey way, it gives a whiff of the era of the cold war. The Godfather, it's not, but a great movie for what it is.

The Soldier is absolutely one of this worst movies I have ever seen in my life. Just name an aspect of a movie; acting, writing, directing and it is bad. Probably the worst parts are the action; a man is hit in the chest with a half-dozen bullets from a machine gun by the hero (who is flying through the air on skis at the time, don't ask) and croaks out the complete plans of the bad guys to the hero for no particular reason. And that is not the dumbest scene by far. Only rent this if you want to laugh at a movie.