You know you're in for something different when a movie has Christopher Walken playing the part of a professional hit man - and he isn't even one of the bad guys! Although it could do with some judicious trimming here and there, "Man on Fire" is a generally effective crime drama that ranges in tone from the openly sentimental to the downright brutal - and just about every tone imaginable in between
 is there to keep you guessing. The film is also well-acted, with the occasional bit of humor thrown in to make the proceedings more interesting and interesting. It's a great film to watch if you want to see a good crime thriller, but if your looking to get a little more serious, you'll probably want "The Man on the Moon" instead. If you like crime thrillers, this is the film for you. I recommend it to anyone who likes crime dramas. And if it's not for the fact that it has a few laughs, I don't know what else to say. "A Man in the Dark" has some great acting, and a terrific soundtrack. But if the movie is for a serious crime movie, then I'd say "Mister Mummy" over "Citizen Kane". I'm not sure if this movie was made for TV, or if I was just watching it on a TV set. Maybe it was a bit too long, maybe it wasn't as good as the first one. Either way it is worth watching. 7/10. 8/20. 9/30. 10/3 from John. <3<br /><br><span style="color:white" />"Man in Fire", directed by
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