Payback

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(comedy, crime, short)
Porter is a small time but tough criminal, who's primary gig, is robbery. Now his friend Val Resnick needs $130,000 to pay back a criminal group known as "The Outfit". He tells Porter about some Asian couriers who carry $300,000, Porter agrees to it on the condition that they split the take. When they hit them, they discover that they only have $140,000, and Resnick says that, that's what they always carry. He pulls out a gun and shoots Porter in the back and leaves him to die. However, Porter manages to make it to a doctor, and get treated, when he recovers, he sets out to get Resnick and his share $70,000. He begins by approaching an associate of Resnick's. Porter then seeks out a prostitute named Rosie, whom he knew, she tells him where he can find Resnick, when he does he tells Resnick that he should go to his employers and ask them to give him back $70,000 of the money he gave them, Resnick says that's impossible but Porter "convinces" him to do it. Resnick then goes to his boss, Mr. Carter, who tells him that it's in their best interest to help Resnick deal with Porter. Carter orders one of his men to take Porter out but Porter's just too good for them. Resnick then asks his girlfriend who knows the people whom he and Porter stole the money from, and tells her to tell them where they can find him. When they do they are interrupted by two policemen, but they are crooked who are under the impression that Porter's going after $200,000-300,000 and are going to get it. Can Porter deal with all these people and still get his money.

actors:

James Coburn	as
Mel Gibson	as Porter
Gregg Henry	as Val Resnick
Maria Bello	as Rosie
David Paymer	as Arthur Stegman
Bill Duke	as Det. Hicks
Deborah Kara Unger	as Mrs. Lynn Porter
John Glover	as Phil
William Devane	as Carter
Lucy Liu	as Pearl
Jack Conley	as Det. Leary
Kris Kristofferson	as Bronson
Mark Alfa	as Johnny's Friend #2
Kwame Amoaku	as Radioman
Justin Ashforth	as Bartender #1 Michael
Len Bajenski	as Fairfax Bodyguard #1

directors:

rating:7.00

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This is not a remake of John Boorman and outside supply
1967 Point Blank, is the structure differs from the 67 film, and although the point
Blank is a dark psychological thriller that is top of trees,
this movie really should be seen as a filming from different Donald E.
Westlake's novel The Hunter. Mel Gibson plays hard as nails thief
Porter, which is double cross, shot, and then left for dead. We then
Adopted in a dark journey as Porter states to recover that $ 70000
They shot and nearly killed.

The film relies solely on Mel Gibson to carry the threat and sympathy
vengeful Porter, and it is with great credit that achieves
Achieving both quality aplomb. The violence and dark humor
Preocupante keep the trip well above the interests and one
scene of the film cements himself as a major revenge based
Thriller. Against the backdrop of a series of characters worthy of support, is a
More mark on the director Brian Helgeland short run CV, but this
Individual viewer feels that was underused William Devane as his personality was hinting
diabolical classic, but it's a minor complaint
because it is a tough and cheeky thriller that deserves to
Less 8 / 10 through me.
If you do not like violence, then you do not see this movie. If you are
Open to the great storytelling and gritty dialogue, this is the movie for
you. In some ways superior to remake and just because the subject. Some
He hated this movie just because of what it was, and that's a shame
For them that they can not enjoy a movie that neither glorifies nor
Trashes the bottom of life. In a strange way, the main character
Porter (played this time by Mel Gibson, which is as good as Lee Marvin.
Nobody can be better than Marvin in this kind of role) is a type of
Decency their own code even though it is more than a little twisted.
After all, in a world inhabited by criminals, changing rules
Significantly and therefore once they have to adapt or find a way out. Porter
Not so much in the two versions.

No sense in rehashing the plot. Suffice it to say that this is a Thief
that burnt and it wants to reach him and even
the way. In addition, the plot has been described by many reviewers
better than me.

It is always difficult for me at a rate film version of another. It is almost impossible not want
(in my mind at least) and to combine
actors in the roles. James Coburn played the same part as well as
Carroll O'Connor in the original and which are both so perfect while also
Different. After all, they are both accomplished actors.
And maybe I could have done without much of the S & M and B & D
scenes in the new version, but I chalk that up to the changes in the world since the 1960
.

Long before there was a Quentin Tarrantino, there was great directors
As Don Siegel, Sam Peckinpah and Sam Fuller lasting
as nails and not just some fans who knew how to use the best These guys all
brilliant touches, and add a few sick jokes. But
Director / writer Brain Helgeland does spectacularly well with the
material, while the new cast shines for his role almost as if
They were not acting, but living the parties. And that goes until
underestimated David Paymer as a pathetic hustler (
that could easily have been played in the past by Elisha Cook Jr. as it did with Wilmer
the role of "The Maltese Falcon" Paymer makes it even more
Humor.) is difficult to root for people so lacking in morals, but
Director, writer and actors manage extraordinarily well. Both

"Payback" and "Point Blank" are instant classics to be
Considered as such. And God bless the memory of Lee Marvin and John
Vernon (in the original "Point Blank" version.) Such fine
Thespians will be sorely missed. Fortunately, with the memory of
Celuloide and other media to be enjoyed by many more audiences.

Could have guessed I love these two films.

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