No Man's Land

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Stephen C @bob25009 1d The worldwide gross is $2,877,671.00. See more Lucas F 11/24/2024 Gearhead movie GOAT See more Steve D 03/03/2023 The same film you have seen a million times. See more 04/06/2015 Suspenseful and gripping, No Man's Land is an 80's gem that delivers great performances by Charlie Sheen, D. B. Sweeney and Randy Quaid; as well as also teaching a valuable life lesson. See more 08/28/2013 No Man's Land is almost like a 80's version of The Fast And The Furious, very much so cause this film was actually an inspiration for it. Benjy Taylor is a cop and skilled car mechanic who uses these both to his advantage to go undercover at a garage that steals and fixes up Porsches, getting further into the business with Ted Varrick played by Charlie Sheen as they become close partners in crime, but how far can their friendship and secrets go before things go terribly wrong? The film is great cause it has some good car chases while also focusing on the details and caution of performing the thefts in such business. It had a realistic feel in other words, minus the sort of over-the-top car chases, but the film is often thrilling as you're sitting there just wondering where the screw will turn loose and lead to the downfall of things. It does end on an abrupt note, but boy does the conclusion pay off as it ends off how you would hope for it to be, and not pretty either. No Man's Land is worth a watch. See more 08/12/2013 For a cheesy 80s cops and drugs story, this film has some serious talent behind the camera. It's written by "Law & Order" creator Dick Wolf. It's produced by Ron Howard. There's also music by Basil Poledouris. In front of the camera yo've got a D.B. Sweeney as a rookie undercover cop working to take down rich kid car thief Charlie Sheen. Sweeney ends up liking Sheen, liking the lifestyle and liking Sheen's pretty sister, Lara Harris (who I don't remember seeing in anything, but who's quite good). You've also Randy Quaid, Bill Duke, R.D. Call, George Dzundza and M. Emmet Walsh playing various cops and criminals. There's also an uncredited Brad Pitt as a waiter in one scene if you look fast. With all that talent, you'd think this would add up to something more interesting, but the film sadly come off as a weak episode of "Miami Vice." The film had a decent set-up, but the end result is pretty disappointing. Still, it was kind of fun to watch a crime film dripping in 1980s action film aesthetics. See more Read all reviews

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