Jack Hammond (Charlie Sheen) was sentenced to death in prison. He felt scared and aggrieved, and he didn't want to end his life like this. Fortunately, he managed to escape from prison. In order to escape the police pursuit, he kidnaps a girl named Natalie Voss (Kristy Swanson), and gets into her white car, intent on getting out of sight. Unfortunately, the girl Jack kidnapped happened to be the only daughter of Dalton Voss (Ray Wise), the richest man in the United States, and for a time, Jack became the target of every TV channel racing to track and report. Turn on the TV, every channel is playing the white car that Jack is driving, behind the car, the news report helicopter, the news interview car, the police helicopter, the police car are always chasing him, at the same time, every highway There are monitors all over the place, and Jack is in an awkward position. If he gives up escaping, what awaits him is the death penalty. If he continues to flee, he doesn't know where to escape... Although I have to admit that behind-the
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, this is a second-tier second-tier director who leads a group of second-tier actors with second-rate acting skills. A work classified as a second-tier movie, but if you have actually seen this movie, you will definitely not agree with the statement that this movie is only second-tier. The film discusses the current media in depth. They do whatever it takes to mercilessly publicize some trivial or not-so-glamorous things. For a time, the parties involved in the incident were in trouble, the solution of the matter was complicated, and the development trend of the matter was out of control... But the media never considered these, the only thing they considered was that the worse the parties involved, the higher their ratings; It can't be solved, the more the audience cares about the development of the situation... This is the current media, and this movie shows the ugly state of the media in front of us one by one.
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