The Hurricane

The Hurricane

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Average of 613 ratings: 3.8 Stars

1999 M Contains violence and offensive language.

He's the man who inspired songwriters, actors and everyday people to march on the streets of the U.S. for justice and freedom. His name is Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, and this is the triumphant, powerful true story of his 20 year fight to clear his name. After two trials and a mountain of bungled investigations, Rubin Carter was wrongfully convicted of a triple murder and sent to prison for the rest of his natural life...until the purchase of his autobiography led one young man on a mission to free him. 1989 Academy Award winner, Denzel Washington (Glory), stars in the role critics have hailed as his best yet - as "The Hurricane", the renowned boxer whose toughest opponent was hatred and whose greatest fight was for justice.

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Duration
140 minutes
Studio
Roadshow Entertainment

DVD details

Screen Format
16x9 Widescreen
Zone
4
Subtitles
English For The Hearing Impaired
Audio
Dolby Digital 5.1

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4 by Ross

Excellent movie, and I will be watching it again some time...for the 5 time

5 by nickyb

An inspiring film. The struggle for one mans freedom against a racial justice system. It just shows that no matter how famous or rich you are, you can't always change the way things are. It took the... Read more

3 by simont

An interesting insight into a remarkable true story. Definitely worth a watch without being a classic.

5 by chickletducks

Fantastic movie. Well worth the watch for everyone.

4 by Ali1

Unexpectedly good. based on a true story which always makes it more interesting I think. SO well acted by Denzel Washington and great supporting cast. Provokes thought that's for sure

5 by sean38

Have seen this before but is still the best movie we have seen for a while. Superb acting and a great ending!! Not to be missed

2 by Mum41

This movie had a fairly predictable storyline, based on a true story mind you. Quite a long movie, real eye opener to life as a black American in the 60's.