ScoobyMint Disappointment for a huge fan!

IncaWelCar In truth, any opportunity to see the film on the big screen is welcome.

filippaberry84 I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Brenda The plot isn't so bad, but the pace of storytelling is too slow which makes people bored. Certain moments are so obvious and unnecessary for the main plot. I would've fast-forwarded those moments if it was an online streaming. The ending looks like implying a sequel, not sure if this movie will get one

Michael Radny This generic 90's action film is as little action as you will see, with more educational dialogue and weirdly placed romance scenes. Being a fan of Jeff Bridges, I do have some bias towards him, and to be fair he plays a good part just not a convincing one. It feels like The Fugative cross The Crying Game, but instead of being a well matched up, evenly balanced film, it crumbles in boring as it just feels the same as every big explosion action movie ever made. Blown Away will not blow you away. Boring, generic and uninteresting, Blown Away just doesn't add anything to the mix of exciting action films from this decade. If it felt more fast paced, more balls to the wall and more finely polished, this film could have come to life a little more, but with the idea at hand, this was never going to be a successful blockbuster hit.

Woodyanders Nice guy Rich (a solid and likable performance by Corey Haim) falls under the irresistible spell of the cunning and seductive Megan (ably played by the delectable Nicole Eggert), a 17-year-old femme fatale who wants Rich to help her bump off her wealthy overprotective father Cy (a sturdy portrayal by Jean LeClerc). Director Brenton Spencer, working from a compact script by Robert C. Cooper, relates the involving story at a steady pace, makes neat occasional use of stylized slow motion, and delivers several sizzling soft-core sex scenes that give this picture an extra hot edge. The competent acting holds the movie together: Haim and Eggert display a strong and believable chemistry (they were an item in real life), with sound support from Corey Feldman as Rich's bitter older brother Wes, Kathleen Robertson as the smitten Darla, and Gary Farmer as pesky homicide detective Anderson. Perci Young's crisp cinematography gives the movie an attractive bright look. Paul Zaza's moody score likewise does the trick. However, it's the sweet'n'petite Eggert's copious nudity in which she bares her tight'n'tasty little body that really makes this film well worth a watch. Perfect late-night cable TV fare.

Chris Austin Here we have the two Coreys reunited for this fun flick from 1992, filmed entirely in Ontario, Canada. This film is well known for its nude scenes with Nicole Eggert and Corey Haim. I was very saddened to hear of Corey Haim's death, and I watched this movie as soon as I got the chance, since I hadn't seen it for a very long time. All the stars look great in this picture and although this movie was filmed in 1992 it looks, sounds and feels like it was filmed in the 1980's. The soundtrack, featuring a fantastic and obscure single by John James "She Bought Love" adds to the 80's feel.Though the majority of the funny moments in this film are unintentionally funny, there are a few quips in the movie that actually work. The homicide detective in this movie played by Gary Farmer is absolutely hilarious, especially in the scene in the interrogation room with Corey Haim.The scenes with Corey Feldman and Corey Haim are great, and they are both fun to watch as always. Nicole Eggert is stunning in this movie and she plays the conniving seventeen year old brat convincingly and with ease. There are some movies that just "click" with some people, and this is how I'd describe the feeling the first time I watched this one.Without a doubt, this is one of my favourite movies. Let's not forget that a movie's purpose is to entertain people, and it certainly puts a smile on my face each and every time I watch it. Don't miss the opportunity to see this movie. Get it on DVD while it's still available.

ivo-cobra8 Blown Away is probably the best thriller that was made.I love thriller like this.First the movie was great,great plot,great cast and great acting.Only three thrillers were the best that i like,Blown Away,Trade Off,were plays Adam Baldwin and False Pretense all three are the best thrillers that was made.They not doing thrillers anymore like this.The best thing about this thriller is that the good guy on the end wins that's the best.I watch more thrillers and nobody of this movies compares with this one,too bad is only that that Nicole Kidman was not here she were be better in this movie.Also Nicole Eggeret is one of the best actress and she is really good in this movie,she also made another great thriller Secret Walls is one of the best thriller,too bad they not released on DVD.I'm a huge fan of Nicole Eggert since she started in Baywatch i always watch her movies and also hat a huge crush on her since she was regularly cast on Baywatch.But i'don't understand one thing,how come some people criticize this movie and say it is the worst ,but it's not,i'sad before they not doing movies like this anymore.I use to watch thriller's Wild Things all three and i can say they are the worst movies that was ever made,how can some people claims that there are the best in the genre,but there not,how can they made sequels like that,they were the worst movies of the genre.Blown Away is one of the best thrillers.Great cast and playing of Corey Haim were he plays a hero and Nicole Eggert and Corey Feldman they were great in this movie,i' just not understand on thing,why Corey Feldman almost plays a bad guy,why he not get some leading role were he wold play a good guy,that would be great.When you are big fan of a thrillers stay with this one,you will not be disappointing.