Collateral Damage (2002) DVD - Widescreen - 5.1 Retail
Collateral Damage (2002) DVD - Widescreen - 5.1 Retail
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Arnold
Schwarzenegger delivers nail-biting excitement and bold
one-man heroics as a Los Angeles fireman who seeks
revenge after his wife and son are killed in a terrorist
bombing. Schwarzenegger tracks the man responsible from
Colombia to Washington D.C. in a race to stop the
terrorist before he strikes again.
Escaping prisons, diving off
waterfalls, and biting off ears, Gordy seems unstoppable
until he realizes his target has a wife and child of his
own, and moral confusion sets in. Action fans expecting
typical brainless mayhem might be surprised to find
emoting, ethical dilemmas and criticism of US foreign
policy in an Arnold vehicle, but they needn't worry: he
still finds time for plenty of bone-breaking and blowing
things up before the credits roll. Gorgeous Italian
actress Francesca Neri (LIVE FLESH) is a major asset as
the terrorist's wife. Andrew Davis (THE FUGITIVE)
directed the film. Though it has nothing to do with the
actual terrorist attack on America or political events
in the Middle East, this film's mix of firemen, grief,
and terrorism may still strike a sensitive nerve in some
viewers.
COLLATERAL DAMAGE was originally scheduled for release
in October 2001. When the terrorist attack on New York's
World Trade Centers occurred September 11, 2001, a
larger-than-life poster for this film loomed over the
Brooklyn Bridge. As pedestrians fled the crumbling
building, pouring over the bridge into Brooklyn, many
were caught in an ironic middle ground between Hollywood
(Schwarzenegger, the terrorist-fighting fireman,
illuminated by a fiery explosion) and reality (the
horrific sight of the towers in flames.) The release of
the film was delayed until February 2002 because of the
sensitivity of its story!!