Hours

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

not worth the time

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

A little long - but honest...

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.

70.000