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| 'No Escape' Movie Review (ABC News) |
Rated R
Three out of five stars
When some people have a free 100 minutes, they book a nice relaxing massage and spend that time having all the stress expertly kneaded out of their bodies by someone who usually has small but strangely powerful hands. The thriller "No Escape" is like the exact opposite of that -- 100-plus minutes of nervous, jaw-clenching tension that will leave you in need of a professional rubdown and a stiff drink. And perhaps a Xanax.
And that’s not necessarily a bad thing. "No Escape" stars Owen Wilson and Lake Bell as Jack and Annie Dwyer, who with their two young girls are moving thousands of miles from home to some unnamed Southeast Asian country so Jack can start a job where he thinks he’ll be bringing clean water to people who need it. Little do they know the people of that country are about to rebel, putting the family in the middle of war-torn chaos that will have them dodging helicopters and throwing their children off rooftops.
By JASON NATHANSON.
Full story at Yahoo News.
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