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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 5018011201953
Format: PAL
Number Of Discs: 1
Region Code: 2
Sales Rank: 159516
Theatrical Release Date: May 30, 1998
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating: - Unfortunate
This was a very predictable movie until the end which I will not give away, but don't expect resolution or any happy ending.
Rating: - Good Try
This film might have been decent if only they would have stuck to the book. The film carried similarities to the novel but also change the setting and the characters. The movie takes place in Montreal for some reason, not the island like in the book. The relationship between Dillion and Jenny was completely different than the book but I think for the better. The only good part about this film was the actor Kyle Mclauchlen who did a magneficient job as Dillion except for the major physical differences ... Read More
Rating: - Maclachlan Thunders With a Smile
If you like espionage action with light humor, sexual tension and lots of high-energy tackles (on the fighting gun-toting front, anyway) you'll appreciate this movie. There actually IS a plot too!! I liked it most because I like Kyle MacLachlan. His screen presence never fails to disappoint, from "Dune" to "XChange." Check it out!!!
Rating: - Kind of a waste of time
Boy, did they mess up Jack Higgins's original story! And that's a darn shame, 'cause I think Thunder Point is one of his top thrillers and deserved better treatment. So give this movie a big miss if you're looking for the quality action the original novel had to offer.
Rating: - Hardcore Higgins fans should avoid this like the plague
I'm a big Dillon fan, so when I saw this I had to watch it. Unfortunately, I was sorely disappointed. Many details in the story, including Dillon's looks, (He's white blonde with hard, clear eyes, not dark haired! And he's short, too!) the heroine's character, and the eventual outcome were completely ignored. And I'm sorry, but that submarine looked really crappy. This is one of my favorite Higgins books, and I can't believe they slaughtered it.
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