Man on Fire (2004)
Denzel Washington proves you can build a movie around one star.
Presentation:
A gritty crime drama thriller in 2000s style and pacing. Hazy cinematography with prominent handheld adds to the violent story of a bodyguard trying to protect a child he is emotionally invested in. The story has heart, stakes and a powerful story with realistic motivations that never hold your hand. A bit melodramatic and a questionable conclusion that has multiple director's endings.
Conclusion:
A pretty strong film back then, a decent film by today's standards that may still bring the heat. Back when solo performances is all you needed in the early 21st century style. A great flick you'd be absorbed in if played on TV.
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