Black Point

R

2001

1h 47m

Mystery & Thriller

Action

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25%

Audience Score

100+ Ratings

John Hawkins (David Caruso) used to be an officer in the Navy. Now, he whiles away his time in a small Alaskan fishing village. He begins an affair with Natalie Travis (Susan Haskell), the wife of local crime boss Gus Travis (Thomas Ian Griffith). Gus is abusive toward Natalie and -- as her affair with Hawkins unfolds -- she retaliates by stealing a fortune from her husband. This, however, places her new lover in grave danger, when the gangsters suspect John knows where the money is located.

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Michael Szymanski

International Press Academy

Rated: 0/5

Oct 7, 2005

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Scott Weinberg

Apollo Guide

Black Point isn't awful enough to incite any enthusiastic irritation, but it's also not a film you'll remember two days later.

Rated: 61/100

Dec 4, 2002

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Jeremiah Kipp

ToxicUniverse.com

David Caruso's also stuck in straight-to-video garbage like Black Point when he should be calling favors for another down 'n' dirty Abel Ferrara slice of New York gutter life.

Rated: 1.5/5

Oct 23, 2002

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Christopher Null

Filmcritic.com

By the end you won't know whether Haskell's character genuinely loves Caruso, but I'm sure you won't care.

Rated: 2/5

Sep 30, 2002

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Audience Member

quite an enjoyable film actually and kept you guessing a la Jackie Brown, where the money was going to end up! You can also see, by the way he plays his character, a lot of what eventually becomes the awesome Horatio Caine in CSI: Miami as this was made before Miami started!

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

01/11/23

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Gem of a role for Susan Haskell. Quite a nimble dance between two lively actors.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

02/25/23

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Fairly ordinary crime thriller but played out by a set of actors destined for great careers in television, but no higher.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

02/06/23

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Ouf! C'est là que j'ai vu que David Caruso avait tout le potentiel pour faire un bon Horatio Caine avant même de débuter! Mais à part de ça, c'est plutôt ordinaire...

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

01/24/23

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Audience Member

An entertaining crime caper that features David Caruso expanding his range to two modes: angry and angrier. B-movie veteran Thomas Ian Griffith is the bad guy this time around, but the emphasis is on a cat-and-mouse pursuit instead of high-flying action.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

02/17/23

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Audience Member

Many twists and turns. Was surprised at how good it is. Susan Haskell is beautiful. Woth a watch. Nice scenery. Never know what is going to happen next. Released in 2001 but just showed up on Showtime.

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars

02/24/23

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David Mackay

Director

David Caruso

John Hawkins

Susan Haskell

Natalie Travis

Thomas Ian Griffith

Gus Travis

Eileen Pedde

Lisa

Alex Bruhanski

Fred

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Synopsis

John Hawkins (David Caruso) used to be an officer in the Navy. Now, he whiles away his time in a small Alaskan fishing village. He begins an affair with Natalie Travis (Susan Haskell), the wife of local crime boss Gus Travis (Thomas Ian Griffith). Gus is abusive toward Natalie and -- as her affair with Hawkins unfolds -- she retaliates by stealing a fortune from her husband. This, however, places her new lover in grave danger, when the gangsters suspect John knows where the money is located.

Director: David Mackay
Producer: Raymond Massey
Screenwriter: Thomas Ian Griffith, Greg Mellott
Production Co: Miramax
Rating: R
Genre: Mystery & Thriller, Action
Original Language: English
Runtime: 1h 47m
Sound Mix: Surround