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By Nathan O (109) on 27 Feb 2010

Escape from L.A. is a remake of Escape from New York the only difference is that instead of the story being set in New York it is set in LA…

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By Antoine O (16) on 27 Feb 2010

Escape from L.A. is a remake of Escape from New York the only difference is that instead of the story being set in New York it is set in LA…

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By Aaron G (813) on 12 Feb 2010

Overly commercialized. doesn't even come close to ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK…

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By Kevin M (2,627) on 12 Feb 2010

Not as good as NY but still a great carpenter flix. there really are so many people who where in this movie. This is a personal favorite…

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By Alex S (2,786) on 31 Jan 2010

Enjoyable sequel, not as good as the first one but it's better than a remake…

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By Joon K (13) on 20 Jan 2010

After watching it for a second time, I actually like it even more. This movie has flaws, and I like this movie a lot because of those flaws…

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By Jake W (796) on 17 Jan 2010

Although it doesn't live up to the original, which is pure genius, this does have a great cast and with Russel and Carpenter invovled you can't…

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By Orlok N (118) on 31 Dec 2009

This is the sequel to the John Carpenter film Escape from New York. Kurt Russell is also back as Snake Plissken…

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By Simon C (541) on 13 Dec 2009

Not as good as Escape From New York. But with the same sense of humor. Awesome to see Snake Back on the silver screen…

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By Troy F (601) on 03 Dec 2009

The most famous war hero turned bank robber of America's near future manages to get himself caught (again) to be blackmailed (again) and sent…

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By Xgary X (983) on 03 Dec 2009

The most famous war hero turned bank robber of America's near future manages to get himself caught (again) to be blackmailed (again) and sent…

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By Wahida K (516) on 02 Dec 2009

This is a true great classic with Kurt Russell I have seen couple of times…

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By Larkin R (60) on 18 Nov 2009

It's almost sad to watch. It's worth watching for Kurt Russell, but the movie is a disgrace to everything Escape From New York stands for…

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By Aaron S (1,130) on 09 Nov 2009

The first one was better. its pretty much a remake…

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By Kyle A (307) on 24 Oct 2009

God, I miss those days when sequels are actually better than the original…

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By Luke W (568) on 11 Oct 2009

Snake returns in a rehash of Escape from New York. But who cares…

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By Ghostshadow X (92) on 21 Sep 2009

Now this one was quite some time after the other one but it didn't feel quite as good!! it was ok…

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By Sean C (2,276) on 05 Sep 2009

It's almost sad to watch. It's worth watching for Kurt Russell, but the movie is a disgrace to everything Escape From New York stands for…

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By Conner R (1,016) on 05 Sep 2009

It's almost sad to watch. It's worth watching for Kurt Russell, but the movie is a disgrace to everything Escape From New York stands for…

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Review of Escape from L.A. (1996)

By Eddie G (278) on 29 Aug 2009

The movie is kinda weird and out there, but the film still had some good action scenes and a supporting cast of good actors…

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