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44 Minutes (2003)
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Rotten:1
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Runtime: 2 hrs
Genre: Dramas
Synopsis: Based on a shocking true story, 44 MINUTES recounts a fateful day in the life of several LAPD officers. In the summer of 1997 in North Hollywood, two wild gunmen with AK-47's began an assault on... Based on a shocking true story, 44 MINUTES recounts a fateful day in the life of several LAPD officers. In the summer of 1997 in North Hollywood, two wild gunmen with AK-47's began an assault on dozens of defenseless policemen. The results were tragic, but in the midst of the madness several well-trained and heroic individuals rose to the challenge, saving innumerable lives in the process. Starring Michael Madsen, Ron Livingston, and Mario Van Peebles, 44 MINUTES is an inspiring drama. [More]
Starring: Michael Madsen, Ron Livingston, Mario Van Peebles
Starring: Michael Madsen, Ron Livingston, Mario Van Peebles
Director: Yves Simoneau
Director: Yves Simoneau
Screenwriter: Tim Metcalfe
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Apart from the interview interruptions, one cannot fault the way the actual shoot-out is handled in the film....
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