Fled

Laurence Fishburne, Stephen Baldwin, Will Patton & Salma Hayek All Gave Great Performances In This Movie. The Action Scenes Were Excellent And Baldwin And Fishburne Beating The Crap Out Of Each Other The Whole Movie Was Funny.... Full review

This is one of my favorite movie that I could watch any time. Fishburne and Baldwin are great together as teammate cons running from the law in this mild comedy/ fully action chase movie. The get framed and bust out of... Full review

I'm embarrassed for a great actors like Fishburne and Hayek to be mixed up in this debacle. They did their best with truly horrible lines (ex: These people are trying to kill you!).... Full review

I felt like I "payed the piper" after this one. You'll have more fun watching paint dry. No really, this is a horribe movie - watch at your own risk. So to all of you reading this review take the titles... Full review

Fled is a cheerfully illogical actioner which rattles along at a seriously rapid pace without ever pausing for breath. It's stupid and spectacular in equal measure. The plot hardly seems important, but for what it's worth here it is: a Cuban... Full review

Mindless chasing and shooting. This one leaves plenty of your mind unoccupied to wonder such things as: How can a guy shoot a three-quarter inch rope with a handgun and miss everything with a shotgun? Why is RuPaul in this movie... Full review

As average a film as you'll se. Not much to say on it. Starts off very well with much promise but once they unchain themselves turns into a run of the mill action film, nothing different. One or two of the... Full review

Fled is an enjoyable action movie, not as bad as other users said it is, but with nothing special. The bad thing about it is that it's a remake, after a movie titled The Defiant Ones. And of course remakes are... Full review

I've seen comment about this film putting it down. I disagree. The film is built on good actors and good directorship. I agree that the film has weak spots in the script, but HEY what action film doesn't. I don't think... Full review

most trashily enjoyable about Fled....chained Tony Curtis and Sidney Poitier together as a sort of civil rights debate on the lam.....the handcuffs come off after the first half hour, whereupon Fled devotes itself to one goofy macho bang-bang sequence after another..... ... Full Review

FILM REVIEW -- `Fled' Drops Chains for Action Buddy film makes fun of itself It hardly sounds inspired, but everything in ``Fled'' does the job a little better than it has to. Baldwin, in particular, has an appealing bad-boy quality. ... Full Review

Fishburne has reached a point in his career where every move he makes is solid, strong, real. On the whole, Baldwin seems pretty dim for a renowned cyber-anarchist. ... Full Review

Friday July 19, 1996 "Fled," which effectively teams Laurence Fishburne and Stephen Baldwin as runaway convicts, is a successful summer diversion, the kind of film you start forgetting the moment it's over but is fun while you're watching it. Similarly, Baldwin has been able to continue to define his identity within the ranks of the acting Baldwin brothers with a likable scalawag who learns that he isn't quite so smart as he thought he was. ... Full Review

When they are handcuffed together, a shooting breaks out - and Fishburne and Baldwin hit the road, which, unfortunately makes them look like a low-rent Poitier and Curtis running through the swamps. Fishburne and Baldwin are both game and deliver energetic performances, but the script is by-the-numbers stuff, laced with lame dialogue. ... Full Review

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The attitude is ``No kidding, you've seen this before.'' The pace is fast.We know what has to happen -- or would know, if it didn't happen first. ... Full Article