Cliche, by-the-numbers, etc etc.
Robert De Niro,
Wesley Snipes,
Ellen Barkin,
John Leguizamo,
Benicio Del Toro
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Robert De Niro is Gil Renard, baseball fan from hell. Bobby Rayburn (Wesley Snipes) is the player he is nuts about. No sooner does the talented Rayburn sign a huge contract with the San Francisco Gian... read more
Directed by: Tony Scott
Release Date: June 1, 1996
DVD Release Date: December 9, 1997
Stats: 796 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (796)
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March 12, 2009
De Niro is an obsessed Baseball fan, whose love for the game, sees him doing unbelivable things to meet his sporting hero.
This doesn't seem to be one of De Niro's more popular films and admittedly it's not at the top of De Niro films, but I think it was a pretty good perform... read more -
January 7, 2008
This second movie title is so suspense and thriller of an older fan (Robert DeNiro) stalking a favourite baseball player (Wesley Snipes).
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April 29, 2007
Not the best film De Niro or Snipes have done ,but this is a watchable thriller about an obessed baseball fan.
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February 1, 2007
Talk about giving you the creeps. I thought this was pretty good and lived up to it's premise.
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November 20, 2006
A descent thriller that gets in some good moments of "what's gonna happen." De Niro plays crazy well and Snipes dials down his action persona enough to play a human character. Supporting cast that includes Del Toro, are also good in their parts. The standard aspects are made bett... read more
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April 21, 2006
This is completely standard fare, but you can get away with standard fare when you have Robert DeNiro as the psycho.
Critic Reviews
A film with lots of great ideas yet none of them come to fruition. Full Review
This slick, extremely gripping thriller is three-quarters an excellent movie that only falls apart during a tense but ultimately ridiculous finale.
Strike three, you're out. A stinker that should have been postponed because of inept filmmaking.
More ugly and depressing than haunting or suspenseful. Full Review
A Home run for the thriller genre.. De Niro, in top form
Mesmerizing film about the soul-killing dimensions of perfectionism. Full Review
An entertaining piece of work, if not the most original. Full Review
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