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Freeways are clogged. Terror stalks our cities. At shops and restaurants , the customer is seldom right. Pressures of big-city life can anger anyone. But Bill Foster is more than angry. Hes out to get even. Foster abandons his gridlocked car license plate D-FENS on the hottest day of the year and walks straight into an urban nightmare both absurdly funny and shatteringly violent. Academy Award winner* Michael Douglas is Foster, an ordinary guy at war with the frustrations of daily life. Fellow Oscar winner** Robert Duvall is the savvy cop obsessed with stopping Fosters citywide rampage. This spellbinding thriller is their story, asking “Are we falling apart?” Commentary by Michael Douglas and Director Joel Schumacher Deconstructing D-Fens: A Conversation with Michael Douglas Theatrical Trailer Review: Great movie - Just saw this film and wow, it was amazing. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time. The story was so engaging and the acting was top-notch. Definitely a must-watch for anyone looking for a good time. I'm still thinking about it hours later. Review: Good product - Great movie
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 19,356 Reviews |
V**L
Great movie
Just saw this film and wow, it was amazing. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time. The story was so engaging and the acting was top-notch. Definitely a must-watch for anyone looking for a good time. I'm still thinking about it hours later.
F**O
Good product
Great movie
J**P
Great movie
Great movie
U**8
This is a good movie
This is a good movie. I watched it a long time ago glad I was able to buy it on Blu-ray for a good price.
#**S
Even Michael Douglas had a bad day
The movie FALLING DOWN was released in 1993, so if I spoiled it for you with my words, I'm sorry. Watch it for yourself; you'll just know how it ends. You wanted to anyway. Hot off the heels of BASIC INSTINCT, Michael Douglas follows up that film with a deconstruction of a lousy day piece. Michael Douglas was an excellent choice for this role. His natural pacing and presence pull you in quickly, forcing you to forgive William's in-world behaviors. They seem so incredibly familiar that you would expect to hear about them in today's society, making his frustrations more relatable. Minus a few outdated stereotypes, you would think this movie, FALLING DOWN, was released recently. Some scenes haven't aged as well as others, but it has a lot of elements that, as the viewer, we can latch on to and feel some sort of way if we were in a similar experience; that's what keeps us routing for William Foster. The film increasingly eggs you on while we watch what is going to be important to the narrative of William's declining mental health and his lack of emotional stability. Slowly, you learn about his life. Things like he has a daughter, lost his job, he was married, and now he's divorced. His ex-wife wants little to do with him, and she wants him to do little with their daughter. His motivation to get to his daughter's birthday party is the driving force of the movie. He goes through so much just to get there that you forget he wasn't invited. And it gets worse from here. You start to see how the movie and William's journey will end badly. You don't want it to end up that way, but it is going to. You'll see, it's a good movie. Enjoy
N**K
Great movie
The only person in the wrong was his unpleasable wife. Other than that, Michael Douglas was picking on people just doing their jobs.
S**.
My Favorite movie with Michael Douglas!
I Purchased this old Michael Douglas movie in digital. I already had the hard copy! You'll love this movie!
T**H
Good movie
Good movie
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