Gillian Anderson Movie:

Hell Cab



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Gillian Anderson Movie:
Hell Cab



Movie
Hell Cab
Hell Cab
List Price: $14.98Label: Lions Gate

Salesrank: 52392

Released: March 15, 2005
Our Price: $3.45
Used Price: $3.50
MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Media: DVD

Features:

  • Closed-captioned
  • Color
  • DVD
  • NTSC
  • Starring:

  • John Cusack
  • Paul Dillon
  • Moira Harris
  • Michael Ironside
  • Harry J. Lennix
  • Editorial Review:
    It's the darkest day of the year - winter solstice - 6:00 a.m. andi20 degrees below zero when an unsuspecting cab driver picks up his first fare. Unaware of what's to take place the cabby drops the strange passengers setting into motion an unstoppable unalterable unfathomable series of events. It's as if the cab mysteriously draws the most bizarre and dysfunctional people in the city. Exhausted and afraid the driver summons all his courage to make it through his shift but will he survive what's become the longest night of his life?System Requirements: Running Time 96 MinFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: HORROR Rating: R UPC: 031398172093 Manufacturer No: 17209

    Hell Cab Reviews:
    dark humor, Cusack treat 4 Star Review
    2009-10-04 - An admirer of John Cusack, am collecting all of his films. This is a darkly humorous look at the adventures of a cab driver. Cusack's bit was great, but too short.

    I loved it. that was fun. 5 Star Review
    2008-10-07 - I reviewed this one before I think. I have never been to a city, in traffic, or in a cab. The people were interesting, and that was really fun to see what it is like to ride around in a cab in a city. That was great.

    Where to? 4 Star Review
    2008-07-02 - This is the way it is--and we know that. Film consists of a series of vignettes--as it should, because that's the cab business, the way it is for any cabbie: people get in, people get out--and most you never see again (if you're a cab driver in any big city.)
    And yet, this is what hurts the movie. The actors are not to blame, because this is one amazing cast; neither are the directors (there were two; it was co-directed) it comes down to the writing.

    The reason Scorcese's Taxi Driver works as well as it does (for the most part) is because the DeNero character did a lot more than just drive around New York dealing with abnoxiius and/or insane fares; there was an actual storyline that went somewhere and took the audiance along for the duration of the ride.



    real story 4 Star Review
    2008-03-06 - Great story, of a full 24 hour period, with a cab driver and what he go's though out the work day.

    Hellcab Review 5 Star Review
    2007-07-26 - This movie is worth watching. It gives you a glimpse into true humanity through a day in the life of a Chicago cab driver.










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