Collateral Damage

Warner Bros. Pictures | Release Date: February 8, 2002

7.3	USER SCORE Generally favorable reviews based on 73 Ratings

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jp992751Jan 26, 2011

You can tell that Schwarzenegger was losing a step filming this movie, that or the editors need to find a new profession, because some of the fighting scenes were so off they were laughable. If you can overlook that you have an enjoyableYou can tell that Schwarzenegger was losing a step filming this movie, that or the editors need to find a new profession, because some of the fighting scenes were so off they were laughable. If you can overlook that you have an enjoyable action movie that isn't anything special but good enough for a movie for guys. Leguizamo adds some flair to the movie with his quick tongued delivery as a drug trafficker.… Expand

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Phillip89Oct 30, 2019

By the time Collateral Damage came around Arnie was in the final phase of his illustrious career, soon to step into politics. This wasn't a great film, but such were the circumstances- it would suffice. One of the problems with CollateralBy the time Collateral Damage came around Arnie was in the final phase of his illustrious career, soon to step into politics. This wasn't a great film, but such were the circumstances- it would suffice. One of the problems with Collateral Damage is that, for an action film, the pace is sluggish. Much of the first hour is devoted to setup and exposition, and, when the action finally comes, it's not unique or energetic enough to justify the wait. It's basically Arnold pounding on his enemies until they are subdued. There's something a little disconcerting about watching him in these fight scenes. He's still big and burly, but, at age 54, Schwarzenegger is starting to look a little too old to be involved in this kind of stuff. Action films are the province of younger stars. The film has one saving grace - a delightfully quirky performance by John Turturro in a small role as Gordon's cellmate in a Colombian jail.(Decent Arnie actioner from 2002)… Expand

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