À Prova de Fogo

Os belos desertos do Novo México em formato de ecrã panorâmico, um vilão sofisticado Michael Douglas com um Mercedes G63 6x6 perfeito, e o jovem Jeremy Irvine a quem não se pode acreditar o papel dum apanhador de boleia do deserto por causa da sua cara de novela. O filme é um jogo muito divertido de gato e rato, mas no final é derrubado pelos disparates baratos de filme B. (28/10/2020)

Michael Douglas as we like him best, a smarmy, self-centered millionaire financier. Only that, instead of Gwyneth Paltrow, this time he has a no less charming big-ass Mercedes, but otherwise this attempt at genre survival is rather a train wreck. Jeremy Irvine's character is often odd – or rather, his actions are severely illogical, and there are more scenes that occasionally fail to make sense than the classic viewer expecting an entertaining game of cat and mouse would be willing to forgive. (28/10/2015)

Michael Douglas really enjoys this negative role and I enjoyed his acting and the whole story. It's nothing groundbreaking, it's straightforward and clear, but here and there you can really feel the suffering that the other character is going through. Suffering that seems like it will never end. But in the end, there is an ending and it is in the expected and proper manner. (18/05/2015)