Fall Time (1995)

Fall Time (1995)
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In this violent thriller, three young men start a joke that quickly becomes more real (and more dangerous) than they'd ever anticipated. It's 1957, and three high school seniors celebrating their graduation think it would be fun to pull a prank; David (David Arquette), Tim (Jason London), and Joe (Jonah Blechman) will fake a robbery by driving up to a bank, "shooting" one of their number with a blank gun, and throwing him in the trunk before speeding away. But just as they're playing their practical joke, Florence (Mickey Rourke) and Leon (Stephen Baldwin) are pulling an actual armed robbery at the same bank. In the confusion, the boys get mixed up with the real criminals, who take the teenagers hostage. Florence, unstable and given to sadistic tendencies, subjects the boys to torture with a clear homoerotic undercurrent; eventually, Florence and Leon tell the boys they'll release them only if they pull an actual bank job. The boys grudgingly agree, but Tim ends up grabbing window teller Patty (Sheryl Lee) instead of the cash. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Starring:
Mickey RourkeStephen Baldwin, (more)
Director(s):
Paul Warner
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R
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Synopsis of Fall Time

In this violent thriller, three young men start a joke that quickly becomes more real (and more dangerous) than they'd ever anticipated. It's 1957, and three high school seniors celebrating their graduation think it would be fun to pull a prank; David (David Arquette), Tim (Jason London), and Joe (Jonah Blechman) will fake a robbery by driving up to a bank, "shooting" one of their number with a blank gun, and throwing him in the trunk before speeding away. But just as they're playing their practical joke, Florence (Mickey Rourke) and Leon (Stephen Baldwin) are pulling an actual armed robbery at the same bank. In the confusion, the boys get mixed up with the real criminals, who take the teenagers hostage. Florence, unstable and given to sadistic tendencies, subjects the boys to torture with a clear homoerotic undercurrent; eventually, Florence and Leon tell the boys they'll release them only if they pull an actual bank job. The boys grudgingly agree, but Tim ends up grabbing window teller Patty (Sheryl Lee) instead of the cash. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
88 mins

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Director(s):
Paul Warner
Writer(s):
Steve AldenPaul Skemp
Producer(s):
Edward Bates
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R(Questionable for Children, Violence, Adult Situations)
Warning:  This product is intended for mature audiences only. It may contain violence, sexual content, drug abuse and/or strong language. You must be 17 or older to purchase it. By ordering this item you are certifying that you are at least 17 years of age.

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John L.

The dialog and scenarios in this film are uncomfortable to watch in a bad way. Rourke's character seems to have been envisioned as interesting, but really on film falls flat. This movie is bad in every aspect and I mean bad bad not good bad.

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Daniel B.

A mildly entertaining bit of flotsom with a dimwitted plot and a cast of nasty characters; in all, a film of no real merit other than the itchy performance of Mickey Rourke and a twisty and unexpected, but incredibly contrived, ending, If you miss it, no cosmos damage will be done,

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Jeff B.

Not A good movie

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