I liked the 's just not one of those movies that plainly points out everything.most parents and their kids have fights over what the mom and daughter fought about in this movie.so why should they have to elaborate on it? They think you'll get the point. Frank Moses (Bruce Willis) prepares for assassins descending upon his home.TheDollarTheater RedSubscribe to The Dollar Theater here.

It helps that it’s a familiar scene: James and Kristen are a couple retiring to a vacation home. Released January 13th, 1997, 'Home Invasion' stars Veronica Hamel, Bonnie Root, Cress Williams, Joe Ivy The movie has a runtime of about 1 hr 29 min, and received a user score of 75 (out of. It contains both the suggestiveness and expert pacing required to lull viewers into a sense of heightened concern and vulnerability. Since the movie didn't want to get too violent as people would grow disgusted.or it would remind them of a horrible personal experience.the movie doesn't really show a lot of strong violence.It's rated PG 13 or actually PG I believe.the most unrealistic thing about it is that a real home invasion could be a LOT worse.ummm the point of the movie was it brought the mother and daughter closer together b/c they fought a lot (but because the movie is only an hour and a half long they don't really elaborate on that) but if you see the beginning and even throughout the film you see the bond between the mother and also shows how it matured the daughter who was turning 18 and 'wanted to be treated like an adult'. The Strangers is a film synonymous with the modern home invasion.

The movie is a fictional account of what could happen in an area where home invasions happen often and hostages may be taken. A botched robbery turns into a hostage crisis as a gang of armed criminals holds a woman and four children captive while police surround.

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