Two-Minute Warning

A lone gunman has his sights set on a sell-out crowd at a championship football game. Captain Peter Holly leads the desperate fight to try and stop the maniac from picking people off at will, perched high on top of of... Full review

It's a shame that so few people know about this movie's existence. It's such a great audience picture, and it has retained every bit of its power. The large scale disaster movie began with AIRPORT in 1970 and continued into the... Full review

There can be a lot of bad said about 'Two Minute Warning' but you have to give it a lot of kudos for it's style and it's very surreal tone which speaks more loudly than ever to us now than it... Full review

The Seventies was the decade of the disaster film, but oddly enough Charlton Heston has never been credit for being King of the genre. We know Heston for his work in big budget spectacles like The Ten Commandments and Ben-Hur, but... Full review

A very bleak and cynical 70's all-star cast suspense thriller about a crazed motiveless sniper who for no rationale reason decides to blow away a bunch of spectators in a crowded stadium during a football game. It's up to ramrod police... Full review

Like Black Sunday, which came out a year after this movie, "Two-Minute Warning" was billed as a disaster movie that used the "what if" basis of other genre examples of the '70s (and I'm including "Towering Inferno" and "Earthquake" along with... Full review

TWO MINUTE WARNING is a somewhat underrated thriller involving the L.A.P.D. trying to get a sniper before he unloads his ammunition onto a crowd of over 90,000 people at a football game inside the Los Angeles Coliseum. Though it has the... Full review

The sheer atmosphere of this film tells the tale right off the bat. First off all, we see the sniper shoot a man riding a bike for no reason. This is to show us that this man is really nothing but... Full review

Larry Peerce directed this tired disaster movie about a mad sniper loose in a football stadium. ... Full Review