Warner UK 88 Minutes

Forensic psychiatrist Dr. Jack Gramm (Pacino) helped convict rapist-murderer Jon Forster (Neal McDonough). Now, on the eve of Forster’s execution, a series of copycat murders puts his conviction in doubt, and an anonymous call tells Gramm he has only 88 minutes to live.

Wow, I was shocked to see how many people disliked this film. It had its flaws, yes but it was overly entertaining and really provided suspense. I can't see how people rate these type of films lower than, say, Transformers 2.

Critics are being way too harsh on this movie. Sure, it had flaws, but this was a decent suspense thriller. I've seen this movie five times, and I really like it the same every time I see it. An ending that you might have seen coming, but 88 minutes should have been in theaters longer than 88 minutes.

This is not one of Pacino's best movies but it does have it's moments because it features some good performances by Al, William Forsythe and Niel McDonaugh who usually plays the heavy and he is very believable. But 88 Minutes falls short of classic because the build up is predictable and therefore a let down once you reach the climax. Save for Pacino's performance is worth a guilty pleasure purchase, and a cheap one at that. I picked up my copy for $5.88 from an Amazon third party seller. The Blu over-all is a solid one. PQ & AQ do justice to this film and extra's are basic fluff.

This was a great action movie and you never see him sweat bravo to the old coot who still has it.