Hours

The plot is watery, but the actor saves the movie.

Great performance by Paul Walker saves this movie about a man trapped in a hospital trying to save his newborn daughter after Hurricane Katrina hit.

Nice action/drama with only a few characters. One of Paul Walker's last movies.

not worth the time

Walker gives a good performance in this hackneyed and racist drama. The flashbacks were the only interesting part. Kinda drifted off during the middle of this movie but I got the jist.

There's actually a decent psychological thriller lurking in this made-for-TV movie. At least, it FEELS like a made-for-TV movie, and the quality of the script would suggest exactly that. Paul Walker is actually quite decent. Good thing, since he's in practically every frame.

70.000

I feel like this could have been so much more. Long periods of nothing much happening that could have been filled with more drama rather than the flashbacks.

If they front-loaded the flashbacks and cut them down to a lean 10 minutes and then trimmed another 15 minutes off the runtime it would be a tense little 72 minute movie. So it's not all that bad, props to Paul Walker for carrying the load but there's not enough story to justify even the <100 minute runtime.

A little long - but honest...