The captivation of moving
pictures is a source of tremendous inspiration.
For this reason and many more, RB28’s Movie Narratives, continues
showing its love for movies with another movie narrative. This week, The Hunted (2003), will be converted into a narrative and
subsequently highlighted. It is implied
that the blog reader reads the movie narrative, and then, he or she watches the
movie. The effort is to give the blog
reader, an enhanced experience. RB28’s
Movie Narratives, ends this movie narrative of The Hunted (2003), with some Hollywood
facts.
The Hunted (2003) is
rated R. Furthermore, it is 1 hour and
34 minutes long. This movie is
categorized under the action, crime and drama genre. The official release date is March 14th, 2003. The release date is for the Country of the United
States of America. The director was William Friedkin. The writers were David Griffiths, Peter Griffiths
and Art Monterastelli. The officially
recognized stars of The Hunted (2003);
were Tommy Lee Jones, Benicio Del Toro and Connie Nielsen. The list of the 15 most important cast
members is as follows:
- Tommy Lee Jones (L.T. Bonham).
- Benicio Del Toro (Aaron Hallam).
- Connie Nielsen (Abby Durrell).
- Leslie Stefanson (Irene Kravitz).
- John Finn (Ted Chenoweth).
- Jose Zuñiga (Bobby Moret).
- Ron Canada (Harry Van Zandt).
- Mark Pellegrino (Dale Hewitt).
- Jenna Boyd (Loretta Kravitz).
- Aaron DeCone (Stokes).
- Carrick O’Quinn (Kohler).
- Lonny Chapman (Zander).
- Rex Linn (Powell).
- Eddie Velez (Richards).
- Alexander MacKenzie (Sheriff).
The
synopsis follows. The Hunted (2003) is an action crime
story, out of the United States of America. In the U.S.A.,
a traumatized elite force soldier, becomes hunted by the Federal Bureau of
Investigation. The soldier’s name is,
Sgt. Hallam. The hunt, is also, a full
force criminal investigation.
Coincidentally, a man named L.T. is recruited to assist in the
investigation. The coincidence part, is
the fact that L.T. is the man, who trained Sgt. Hallam. He is also credited with having sharpened,
his killing skills. Hand to hand combat,
best characterizes their interaction with each other. There is an intense fight, towards, each
other. However and interestingly, there
is no hatred between the two opponents.
Director, William Friedkin, does a good job. He successfully captures the torment that,
Sgt. Hallam must feel. Additionally, the
scenes in the forest, add a very authentic feel. The writers do a good job. The interaction between the F.B.I. agents, is
well written. Therefore, all of the
F.B.I. agents are believable. The
officially recognized stars contribute tremendously. They would be missed, if they were not
chosen. Overall, The Hunted (2003) earns the rating of 6 out of 10. However, the rating should be ignored, and,
you should watch this movie.
The
movie narrative of, The Hunted (2003),
is as follows. There are intense battle
images of a war in Kosovo. Aaron Hallam
is introduced, as an elite force soldier.
Additionally, he fights in secret battles or wars. It results that; Sergeant First Class Hallam,
is a decorated warrior, due to his service, in these types of secret battles or
wars. However, he starts to feel
tormented, and, he experiences terrible nightmares. At the same time, L.T. lives in British
Columbia, Canada.
He lives in the forest, and, passes his
days outside. He is also a tracker. In the State of Oregon
U.S.A., it is
the year 2003. Currently, Sgt. Hallam is
living in the forest. He kills two
hunters that, are hunting deer with high power rifles. A man named Ted, travels to British
Columbia to be able to, talk to L.T. Ted asks him, to help him with a case. L.T. grudgingly accepts. They fly to the forest, which is in the State
of Oregon. Immediately, L.T. starts to work alongside,
the F.B.I. L.T. enters the forest, to be
able, to look around. Interestingly, it
doesn’t take long, and, L.T. finds where Hallam is sleeping. Out of nowhere, Hallam approaches L.T., and,
he calls him L.T. Hallam tells L.T. that,
he taught him. The two men end up having,
a hand to hand fight, with each other. The
F.B.I. knocks out Hallam, with a dart and apprehends him. In Portland Oregon,
the F.B.I. starts to interrogate Hallam.
L.T. is in another room watching.
Furthermore, he acknowledges to the F.B.I. that, he is one of the
soldiers he trained. Out of nowhere; Hallam
starts to tell the F.B.I. about a secret mission, battles and wars. L.T. quickly enters the room to stop
him. Two other government agents from
the Department of Defense; arrive at the F.B.I. office, in order, to take
Hallam away. Hallam is placed inside, an
armored truck. The agents from the
Department of Defense, are also in the armored truck. They start to talk to Hallam about, one of
his failed missions. Out of nowhere and
in response to the question, Hallam attacks one of the agents. Coincidentally, the armored truck flips
over. Hallam is able to kill the agents,
and then, he escapes. At this time, L.T.
is at the airport awaiting his flight, so that, he could return to his
home. His home that is located in British
Columbia, Canada. However, he quickly returns and starts to
work again, with the F.B.I. L.T. starts
to remember training Hallam. Around the
same time, Hallam returns to the house of a woman friend, named Irene. Irene has a daughter named, Loretta. The F.B.I. goes to Irene’s house with L.T.,
and, they find Hallam there.
Furthermore, L.T. and Hallam have a brief moment with each other. They talk about things; apparently, Hallam
saw L.T. as a mentor. Unexpectedly, Hallam
makes a quick escape, and, he runs away in Irene’s car. The escape becomes, a dramatic car and street
chase. Additionally, Hallam manages to
escape. The escape is officially
finalized, when Hallam jumps from a bridge, and, into a river. Subsequently, Hallam is able to escape, into
the forest. While in the forest, Hallam
remakes his knife by hand. In
preparation for his search, L.T. makes a knife from stone and by hand. L.T. finds Hallam, and, they have a brutal
hand to hand fight/battle, with each other.
From this point forward; the series of events, take the viewer, to the
end. Finally; you have to watch, in
order to know, how this movie ends.
The
movie narrative of the feature film, The
Hunted (2003), ends with some Hollywood facts. The country of origin is the United
States of America. The original languages are English and
Serbo-Croatian. There are other notable
release dates. The other notable release
dates are: U.S.A., March 11, 2003 (Los
Angeles, California) (Premiere), Canada, March 14, 2003; France, March 26,
2003; Spain, March 28, 2003; Russia, April 10, 2003; Mexico, May 16, 2003 and
Italy, November 2003 (Torino Film Festival).
There are 14 filming locations, in total, for this feature film. The filming locations include the
following: State of
Oregon, U.S.A.
and the State of Washington, U.S.A.
There is box office data for this movie.
The original budget is estimated at, $55 million USD. On its opening weekend, this movie made
$13,482,638 dollars. This movie is
closed in theaters on May 23, 2003. The gross profits, that are reported, are
$34,238,611 USD. The production
companies are Lakeshore Entertainment and Alphaville Films. There are several distributors for this
particular movie. Some of the
distributors include the following; Paramount Pictures (U.S.A.), Redbus Film
Distribution (UK), Lakeshore International, My Network TV and Trifecta
Entertainment and Media.
To
end and as always, RB28’s Movie Narratives, encourages you to continue reading
the posted movie narratives. The aforementioned
blog strives to provide basic information, so that it, becomes
inspiration. Movies are a great pleasure
to RB28’s Movie Narratives, and, the blog’s author hopes that they are for you
as well. For this week, and in
conclusion, the feature film was The
Hunted (2003). RB28’s Movie
Narratives looks forward to seeing you next week, when another movie will be
highlighted.
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08/21/2019
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