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Firewall

2006, Movie, PG-13, 105 mins

Firewall: Review

A high-tech variation on THE DESPERATE HOURS (1955, 1993), this thoroughly formulaic thriller, in which a middle-aged everyman has to go mano a mano with the bad guys who threaten his family, goes through the motions with singular dispiritedness and squanders the quirky talent of supporting player Mary Lynn Rajskub. Jack Stanfield (Harrison Ford) is head of computer security for a midsize Seattle-based banking chain that's in the process of being acquired by a larger chain. H... read more leave a comment

Firewall: Cast & Details

Year: 2006
Rated PG-13

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Cast
Harrison Ford: Jack Stanfield
Paul Bettany: Bill Cox
Virginia Madsen: Beth Stanfield
Mary Lynn Rajskub: Janet Stone
Robert Patrick: Gary Mitchell
Robert Forster: Henry Romano

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Firewall: TV Guide News

We Debrief 24's Chloe and Edgar | Today's News: Our Take | 2/27/2006
Chloe and Edgar are the yin and yang of Fox's 24 (Mondays at 9 pm/ET). She's a hottie who kicks butt out in the field. He's an aerobically challenged techie who never leaves his computer. But CTU's loyal systems analysts keep saving the world, which is why Mary Lynn Rajskub and Louis Lombardi think they have the coolest characters on the show. When she's not shooting 24, Rajskub hangs with Fiona Apple and makes movies (most recently, the Harrison Ford thriller Firewall). Lombardi, an alum of The Sopranos, prefers homier pursuits. "I have the new Xbox," he says. "Come to my house and I'll play you for money." Here read more
As you read here first, Port Charles... | Soaps News | 2/15/2006
As you read here first, Port Charles princess Carly Schroeder (Serena) plays Harrison Ford's daughter in Firewall. The hostage thriller earned about $13.8 million this weekend, landing in the top five films at the box office! Read about Schroeder's journey from soaps past Hollywood's velvet ropes right here. read more
IN THE PINK | Today's News: Our Take | 2/13/2006
Once again raising the question of whether movie reviews are published in some indecipherable alien language in certain areas, the critically declawed Pink Panther emerged as this weekend's box-office champ, earning $27.1 million in its debut. Rounding out the top five: Final Destination 3 (with $20.1 million), Curious George ($15.3 mil), Firewall ($13.8 mil) and When a Stranger Calls ($10 mil). read more