MacKenzie Allen becomes the first woman American president after she ascends to the job following the death of president Teddy Bridges. Read more
| Starring | Geena Davis, Donald Sutherland, Harry J. Lennix, Kyle Secor |
|---|---|
| Director | Rod Lurie |
| Genres | Drama, Television |
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MacKenzie Allen becomes the first woman American president after she ascends to the job following the death of president Teddy Bridges.
| Starring | Geena Davis, Donald Sutherland, Harry J. Lennix, Kyle Secor, Ever Carradine, Matt Lanter, Caitlin Wachs, Jasmine Jessica Anthony, Mark-Paul Gosselaar |
|---|---|
| Director | Rod Lurie |
| Studio | WALT DISNEY STUDIOS HOME ENTERTAINMENT |
| Run time | DVD: 12 hrs 55 mins |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Drama, Television |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Hearing-impaired | English |
| Subtitles | DVD: Italain, Spanish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Icelandic |
| Released | DVD: 29 Jan 2007 Production year: 2005 |
| Format | DVD |
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The first few episodes are watchable but it soon collapses into an unbelievable mish mash of soap plotlines and bad writing. Geena Davis is the only one who can act and the rest do not convey any sense of their roles. If you liked 'The West Wing' you will not like this - it's it's far too stupid. Incidently, viewing figures went from 17 million to 5.5 million from the start of episode 1 to the end of episode 19 in the US - go figure.
The first few episodes are watchable but it soon collapses into an unbelievable mish mash of soap plotlines and bad writing. Geena Davis is the only one who can act and the rest do not convey any sense of their roles. If you liked 'The West Wing' you will not like this - it's it's far too stupid. Incidently, viewing figures went from 17 million to 5.5 million from the start of episode 1 to the end of episode 19 in the US - go figure.
Ryan Philippe explored the difficulties of a WWII marine coming home in Flags of Our Fathers: a touch of shell-shock; guilt at no longer being on the front line; and shame at the disparity between the propaganda machine's version of the war and the reality that he knew. Philippe is coming home again as Sgt Brandon King in Stop-Loss, this time from the war in Iraq - we get a taste of that conflict in the movie's opening salvo, a firefight in the streets of Tikrit that claims a couple of Sgt... Read more