Movie
a
fU
ISSUE
2
1996
The
movie,
Extreme
Measures,
staring
Hugh
Grant,
Gene
Hackman,
and
Sarah
Jessica
Parker
is
definitely
a
suspense.
Grant
is
a
doctor
who
has
just
recently
been
accepted
to
a
fine
neurology
school.
While
waiting
for
his
internship
to
start,
he
is
practising
medicine
in
the
ER
at
a
local
hospital.
One
night,
a
patient
comes
into
the
hospital
in
nothing
but
a
wrap
of
plastic,
and
a
silver
hospital
band.
This
man
is
incredibly
sick
and
dies
under
Grant's
care.
Having
never
seen
the
symptoms
that
the
strange
man
possessed,
Grant
sets
out
to
find
answers.
When
the
body
(in
autopsy)
mysteriously
disappears
and
the
head
chief
of
autopsy
tells
Grant
that
his
hospital
is
known
for
losing
patients,
Grant
becomes
obsessed
with
finding
answers.
Getting
too
close
to
the
truth,
he
must
be
stopped.
To
what
measures
will
Grant
go
to
search
out
the
horrible
truth?
To
what
measures
would
you
go
to
seek
out
justice?
EXTREME
MEASURES
"Extreme
Measures"
was
an
excellent
movie.
The
first
ten
or
fifteen
minutes
of
the
show
I
was
thinking,"
Oh
great,
another
Chicago
Hope,"
but
I
was
totally
wrong.
The
plot
kept
me
guessing
up
to
the
very
end
of
the
show,
and
the
suspense
had
my
eyes
glued
to
the
screen.
I
recommend
checking
it
out.
I
loved
this
movie.
It
was
amazing.
My
eyes
never
left
the
screen.
This
is
the
best
show
I
have
seen
in
a
long
time.
This
was
one
of
those
shows
that
you
leave
thinking,
what
would
I
have
done?
Three
days
later,
I
am
still
raving
about
this
movie.
I
would
definitely
suggest
seeing
it
on
the
big
screen.
Bruce
Willis
plays
a
free-lance
gangster
running
from
the
law,
with
hopes
of
soon
reaching
Mexico.
Passing
through
a
small
town
in
Texas,
Willis
decides
to
stop,
get
a
bite
to
eat,
and
possibly
spend
the
night.
While
passing
through
town,
a
local
gang
headed
by
Doyle
busts
up
Willis'
car.
Later
that
evening
Willis
confronts
the
gang
in
a
shoot
out.
When
the
other
gang
in
town,
headed
by
Strozzer,
hears
of
the
shoot-out,
he
immediately
invites
Willis
onto
his
payroll.
Willis
being
a
freelancer
transfers
his
services
between
gangs
to
the
highest
bidder
at
the
time.
Seeing
how
both
leaders
treat
their
leading
ladies,
Willis
makes
destroying
both
gangs
his
personal
vendetta.
LAST
MAN
STANDING
I
liked
"Last
Man
Standing."
There
was
a
lot
of
action
and
gun
fights
through
out
the
whole
movie
which
is
very
typical
of
Bruce
Willis'
movies.
The
plot
could
have
been
a
little
bit
more
interesting,
and
a
little
less
predictable.
In
my
opinion
the
action
made
up
for
the
things
that
the
movie
lacked
in.
I
thought
watching
this
movie
was
a
complete
waste
of
time.
There
was
absolutely
no
point
to
the
plot
at
all.
Even
Bruce
Willis,
a
well
known
and
liked
actor,
really
did
poorly
by
overacting
the
gangster,
cowboy
role.
I
must
say
though
that
the
make
up
artist
was
phenomenal
in
preparing
Willis'
face
after
the
scene
where
he
was
severely
beaten
up.
I
cer
tainly
wouldn't
advise
anybody
to
waste
their
time
and
hard
earned
money
on
this
show
unless
they
want
some
make
up
tips
for
Halloween.
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