Review of The Sentinel (2006) by Jens S — 07 Jan 2009
Pretty decent thriller about a plot to kill the American president (played by David "Sledgehammer" Rasche, now if that isn't funny enough). While it adds not much new to the genre, uses ideas from movies like "In the Line of Fire" or "The Fugitive" it is still pretty well done and combines a cast of good names.
Kiefer Sutherland doesn't have more to do than channel Jack Bauer really and Michael Douglas is the innocent man on the run. That's entertaining, sometimes a bit rushed, sometimes not entirely believable and the ending isn't exactly a big shocker either, but never boring.
There are worse ways to spend 100 minutes. Fans of the genre or the actors should be satisfied enough.
This review of The Sentinel (2006) was written by Jens S on 07 Jan 2009.
The Sentinel has generally received mixed reviews.
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