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    Escape from L.A.

    Snake Plissken is once again called in by the United States government to recover a potential doomsday device from Los Angeles, now an autonomous island where undesirables are deported.
    Duration: 101 min
    Quality: HD
    Release: 1996
    IMDb: 5.7
    4.5
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    movieBuff Anonymous
    Ah yes, Carpenter's missed opportune sequel, when given a bigger budget Carpenter disappoints fans with a lack luster follow-up to Escape from New York with cheesy CGI and a rehashed script, music is some of his own but with some god awful 90s metal, I was disappointed re-watching this after some fondish memories now died off realizing how lazy this movie was, i dont rec this at all, even Carpenter fans should pass this, i think the ending was fitting to the creation of the movie, maybe an intent at a underlining message, "this world/movie im out" -Snake Plissken
    2019-04-15 05:04

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  • Actors of "Escape from L.A."

  • Characters of "Escape from L.A."

    Snake Plissken. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Played by: Kurt Russell
    Map to the Stars Eddie. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Played by: Steve Buscemi
    Pipeline. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Played by: Peter Fonda
    President. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Taslima. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Played by: Valeria Golino
    Cmdr. Malloy. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Played by: Stacy Keach
    Hershe Las Palmas. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Played by: Pam Grier
    Surgeon General of Beverly Hills. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Played by: Bruce Campbell
    Cuervo Jones. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Brazen. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Utopia. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Played by: A.J. Langer
    Hooker. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Played by: Ina Romeo
    Duty Sergeant. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Played by: Peter Jason
    Police Anchor. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Played by: Jordan Baker
    Congressman. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Played by: Paul Bartel
    Officer. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Played by: Tom McNulty
    Saigon Shadow. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Played by: Jeff Imada
    Skinhead. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Cloaked Figure. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Played by: Shelly Desai
    Test Tube. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Played by: Leland Orser
    Mescalito. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Jacket Mescalito. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Played by: William Peña
    US Cleric Justice. Character of Escape from L.A.
    Played by: David Perrone
  • Directors of "Escape from L.A."

    John Carpenter. Director of Escape from L.A.
    John Carpenter
    Birthdate: 16 January 1948, Carthage, New York, USA
  • Creators of "Escape from L.A."

    John Carpenter. Director of Escape from L.A.
    John Carpenter
    Birthdate: 16 January 1948, Carthage, New York, USA
    Nick Castle. Director of Escape from L.A.
    Nick Castle
    Birthdate: 21 September 1947, Los Angeles, California, USA
  • Critic Reviews of "Escape from L.A."

    Washington Post
    October 24, 2002

    Enjoyable in a playful way

    Houston Chronicle
    July 05, 2002

    The special effects vary from OK to lame to very lame.

    San Francisco Chronicle
    June 18, 2002

    Dark, percussive and perversely fun.

    Globe and Mail
    April 12, 2002

    Escape from L.A. is too preposterous to be a good film. But in keeping with its title, it does provide a couple of hours of entertaining escapism.

    Los Angeles Times
    February 14, 2001

    Buscemi, Fonda, Robertson, Grier and many others get to make vivid impressions, but of course it's Russell who must carry this swiftly paced picture. As rugged as ever and attractively weathered, he does so with ease.

    Chicago Sun-Times
    January 01, 2000

    This is the kind of movie Independence Day could have been if it hadn't played it safe.

    Common Sense Media
    December 14, 2010

    Violent, semi-spoofy action sequel is too dark for kids.

    Movie Metropolis
    May 03, 2010

    ...for all its commotion, the movie never catches fire.

    eFilmCritic.com
    July 30, 2007

    Escape from L.A. finds Carpenter in a playful mood.

    Combustible Celluloid
    June 23, 2007

    In a summer filled with giant duds like Independence Day or The Rock or Chain Reaction, this is the best testosterone action flick of the season.

    Fantastica Daily
    January 23, 2006

    A dreadful belated sequel to the entertaining Escape From New York. Perfectly epitomizes how Carpenter's skills have eroded since his late '70s, early '80s heyday.

    TheMovieReport.com
    December 11, 2004

    Diverting for the 100 minutes it runs, but once they're up, it is instantly forgettable.

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