
Escape from L.A.
Snake is back.
Into the 9.6-quaked Los Angeles of 2013 comes Snake Plissken. His job: wade through L.A.'s ruined landmarks to retrieve a doomsday device.
- 5.9
- 1996
- Released
- 1h 36m

Kurt Russell
Snake Plissken
Stacy Keach
Malloy
Steve Buscemi
Eddie
A. J. Langer
Utopia
Bruce Campbell
Surgeon General of Beverly Hills
Pam Grier
Hershe Las Palamas
Peter Fonda
Pipeline
Georges Corraface
Cuervo Jones
Robert Carradine
Skinhead
Michelle Forbes
Brazen
Valeria Golino
Taslima
Leland Orser
Test Tube
Al Leong
Hershe Gang Member
James Lew
Hershe Gang Member
Breckin Meyer
Surfer
Ina Romeo
Hooker
Peter Jason
Duty Sergeant
Jordan Baker
Police Anchor
Caroleen Feeney
Woman on Freeway
Shelly Desai
Cloaked Figure
Julien Cesario
Mescalito (uncredited)
Cliff Robertson
President
Thomas Rosales Jr.
Gang Member (uncredited)
John Koyama
Hershe Gang Member (uncredited)
Leo Lee
Hershe Gang Member (uncredited)
Stuart Quan
Hershe Gang Member (uncredited)
Wyatt Russell
Orphan Boy (uncredited)
Jamie Lee Curtis
Female Narrator (uncredited)


Released
en
$50,000,000.00
$42,277,365.00
- #prison
- #martial arts
- #showdown
- #usa president
- #war veteran
- #dystopia
- #anti hero
- #post-apocalyptic future
- #earthquake
- #attempt to escape
- #sequel
- #los angeles, california
- #frantic
- #reluctant hero
Reviews

So Los Angeles has become a glorified open-air prison (who'd have thought?) and "Snake" (Kurt Russell) is invited to do his "Mad Max" thing and go in, at considerable peril to himself, and fetch a gadget that could enable the US President (Cliff Robertson) - or anyone else with the codes, for that matter - to use a satellite in the best traditions of "Diamonds are Forever" (1971) and destroy parts

90s cheese not quite as good as 80s cheese, but still an entertaining enough action-thriller, though some moments were laughable and not in a good way (Snake riding surfing a wave isn't all that bad ass), plus the effects work was rather poor. I don't have a great fondness for Escape from New York, however it was far superior. **3.0/5**











