Walking Tall 2004 720p x264-450-MB-By Ali Baloch

[FORMAT]:…………………..[ Matroska ]
[iMDB RATING ]………………[ 6.0/10 ]
[GENRE]:……………………[ Action | Biography | Comedy | Crime | Drama | Thriller ]
[FILE SIZE]:………………..[ 450 MB ]
[NO OF CDs]:………………..[ 1 ]
[RESOLUTION]:……………….[ 1280*544 ]
[ASPECT RATIO]:……………..[ 2.35 ]
[FRAME RATE]:……………….[ 23.976 fps ]
[LANGUAGE ]:………………..[ English ]
[SUBTITLES]:………………..[ English (Muxed : Not hardsubbed : Can turn off) ]
[ORIGINAL RUNTIME]:………….[ 01:24:55 ]
[RELEASE RUNTIME]:…………..[ 01:24:55 ]
[SOURCE]:…………………..[ 720p ]

Director: Kevin Bray•AMG Rating:
Themes: Rogue Cops, Unlikely Heroes, Fighting the System
Release Year: 2004
Country: US
MPAA Rating: PG13



Plot:
After eight years serving the U.S. Army Special Forces, Sergeant Chris Vaughn returns to his hometown seeking for a job in the local mill. He is informed by Sheriff Stan Watkins that the mill was closed six months ago and now the Wild Cherry Casino, owned by his former high school friend Jay Hamilton, is the major source of jobs and income to the town. Chris goes home, and meets his best-friend Ray Templeton, who organized a football game with their friends. After the game, Jay invites Chris and his friends to spend the night in his casino on him, but when Chris finds that the casino stick-man is cheating with the dices, he fights against the security men and is almost killed by them. When his nephew Pete has an OD with amphetamines sold by the security men of the casino, Chris realizes that the town is dominated by the mobsters and the corrupt sheriff and with a huge piece of wood, he breaks the casino and the criminals…



Main Cast:
The Rock,
Johnny Knoxville,
Neal McDonough,
Kristen Wilson,
Ashley Scott


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0351977/

Movie Review

While Walking Tall doesn't exactly break any new ground in the world of action movies, it does manage during its lean and mean 86-minute running time to deliver a solid, yet brainless, good time. A remake of the Joe Don Baker film of the same name, this version's first change is the name of its main character from Buford Pusser to Chris Vaughn. Perhaps the filmmakers thought that Buford Pusser just wouldn't be a fitting hero name for the film's star, wrestler The Rock. It is the onscreen charm of The Rock that makes this film a fun ride. In the hands of any other action star, Walking Tall could have turned out to be as thin as the film's barely there premise. In his portrayal of the avenging sheriff in a small Washington town, The Rock comes off not as a bully, but as a good-natured muscleman who loves his family and is really looking out for the little guy. While watching the über-macho Rock go around cleaning up the town with his trusty weapon of choice, it's hard not to let go and pump your fist as you root for him. Every character is a cliché, much of the dialogue falls flat on the ground, and the film's plot and conclusion can be seen from miles away. However, the director understands how to film action at the brisk pace that so many of today's so-called action films lack. Walking Tall steps past all of its obvious flaws and remains, if the audience lets it, a terrifically entertaining time. ~ Jason Gibner, Rovi





























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