Tom Clancy's Netforce
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Movie Reviews of Tom Clancy's Netforce
Movie Review: Tom Clancy's Netforce
Summary: 5 Stars
I've read some of Tom Clancy's works before. They are all quite entertaining in their own different way. However, the only one of Clancy's works transferred to the screen I've bothered to watch was Netforce. That was strictly to see Scott Bakula again. Scott's portrayal of Alex was a gem to see. After Netforce, I went out to find other books in this series and only read the Alex parts!Movie Review: Trite, slow, boring, inaccurate - Minus 5 stars
Summary: 5 Stars
I've read a lot of Tom Clancy bookds and seen his movies...this is really a travesty...a poor premise/plot, a clunky use of technology throughout, just a sad, sad excuse for a movie. By the way, I really have begun to dislike Scott Pakula as an actor, he's not too smart and in my mind has screwed up Enterprise ... he does an equally lame job hereMovie Review: Good Movie
Summary: 5 Stars
This movie was a great mystery that had me guessing to the very end. Very nice use of technology and where we might be going to in 10-20 years.Movie Review: The best goddam movie ever.
Summary: 5 Stars
One of the greatest movies I've seen in yearsMovie Review: Good action movie but the book is better ...
Summary: 4 Stars
I think that Tom Clancy's books are much better than their films. And this is again true in this movie. As a miniseries is very good and you will sure have a good time if you like this kind of action movie.For those interested in the spanish subtitles of this DVD, I can tell you that they do not work properly. There is a 10 to 12 second delay between their english pronunciation and the appearance of the corresponding subtitles on screen. It does not sound like much, but 10 seconds in a movie is a long time, and completely destroys your understanding and enjoyment of the film.
I can not understand why some DVD producers disregard the importance of good quality second language subtitles or dubbing as in this case, if the USA and Canadian market have so many spanish speaking and french speaking people.