January 23, 2008
this is a good movie, Ray Liota is real creepy in this
Andy Romano, Carmen Argenziano, Deborah Offner
Jonathan Kaplan (The Accused) directed this creepy thriller about an outwardly friendly cop (Ray Liotta) who attaches himself to a married couple (Kurt Russell, Madeleine Stowe) whom he helps ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 22, 2001
Stats: 245 reviews
Flixster Reviews (245)
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October 3, 2007What a great creepy ass Ray Liotta role. So much for the policeman as a friendly helper. Lets just hope our men in blue are under regular psychological surveillance.
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May 29, 2007Ray Liotta does his "I'm intense and creepy" schtick as a cop who stalks a bland middle class couple in an uninteresting and unconvincing formulaic Hollywood thriller. "Move along folks, there's nothing to see here..."
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February 25, 2007This was a pretty good one what would you do to get a psycho cop out of your life?I'd recommend it.
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November 9, 2009It was boring mostly. The sex scenes were unnecessary. What was the point of Kurt Russell being arrested? Totally unnecessary. Also, it took too long before real suspense started.
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July 5, 2009Unlawful Entry is more convincing than I would have anticipated, but it still is a little far fetched at times. It's never boring and moves along at a quick pace. Interesting plot. Well cast. Exciting.
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June 30, 2009unlawful entry...ray again..psycho cop this time, very creepy character...
latches on to a couple, befriends & helps them???..UH!!! don`t think so...
Kurt Russel plays the calm husband until...!!!!!
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January 13, 2009One of Ray Liotta's best creepy-ass roles, playing an obsessive stalker cop with a massive jones for Madeline Stowe. He has no problem with abusing all manner of power to get her husband (Kurt Russell) locked away so he can have her all to himself. Haven't checked it out for a wh...( read more)
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