Broken Arrow (1996)

Product Details: Broken Arrow (1996)

Edition:

DVD Checkpoint. See other editions

MPAA Rating:

R

Release Date:

06/03/2003

UPC:

024543026631

Directed by:

John Woo

Featuring:

John Travolta, Christian Slater, Samantha Mathis. See all cast

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Synopsis: Broken Arrow (1996)

Synopis: "Broken arrow" is a military term for a nuclear warhead that has been stolen -- and villainous Air Force pilot Vic Deakins (John Travolta) has done just that. In fact, he's pilfered TWO bombs, in an effort to extract a huge amount of cash from the government in exchange for their safe return. However, there's a fly in the ambitious thief's ointment: Riley Hale (Christian Slater), Vic's former co-pilot, whom Vic thought he had killed when he robbed the bombs. Helping Riley is gutsy female Park Ranger Terry Carmichael (Samantha Mathis). Together the duo uses all the artillery, ammo, vehicles, and gumption they can muster, as they risk life and limb to thwart Vic and his vile gang. Hong Kong action specialist John Woo propels the film through trains, Humvees, exploding helicopters and more.

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Features: Broken Arrow (1996)

Features: DVD Features:

Region 1
Keep Case - Checkpoint
Single Side - Single Layer
Audio:
(unspecified) - English
Additional Release Material:
Trailers - Original Theatrical Trailer
Interactive Features:
Interactive Menus
Scene Selection

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User Reviews: Broken Arrow

1. Good

   , September 7, 2000
   Reviewer: rubo_annihilator - See all rubo_annihilator's reviews

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   It's good but it doesn't worth 5 stars. If you want a really good action with Travolta watch another movie of John Woo FACE OFF.

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2. JOHN TRAVOLTA IS THE MAN

   , May 25, 2000
   Reviewer: songljt - See all songljt's reviews

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   JOHN TRAVOLTA deserves recognition for his talent. this movie is perfect but there is something unbelievable and unreasonable at the end of it: Why does the so-called "hero" always win no matter who he is or what he does? TRAVOLTA's performance was so brilliant that I couldn't stand an ending without him.Sometimes we need a different ending just when the "bad guy" is TRAVOLTA. ...

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