{4.5\/5} “I’m not been paid to be your friend, I’m being paid to protect you. So no more questions, that’s it. Period… And no crying.”<\/p>\n
Creasey has been having a tough time lately — for one thing, he has a drinking problem — so he goes to visit his old friend Rayburn in Mexico.\u00a0Rayburn gets him a job as a bodyguard for Pita, a nine-year-old girl. All the rich families in the neighbourhood have bodyguards because there are so many kidnappings. Creasey and Pita become friends — and then Pita is kidnapped.<\/p>\n
Man on Fire<\/strong> was released in 2004.<\/p>\n There are two good reasons for watching this movie — Denzel Washington and Dakota Fanning.<\/p>\n The second half of the movie is pretty serious — it will make you think the world, or at least Mexico,\u00a0is a dangerous place.<\/p>\n I don’t particularly care for the editing style where they quickly jump between shots without giving you time to see them. Other than that, it’s a great movie.<\/p>\n Denzel Washington (Flight<\/strong><\/a>) plays Creasey and Dakota Fanning (Now Is Good<\/strong><\/a>) plays Pita.<\/p>\n Christopher Walken (A Late Quartet<\/strong><\/a>) plays Rayburn. Radha Mitchell (Pitch Black<\/strong>) and Marc Anthony (Big Night<\/strong>) plays Pita’s parents.<\/p>\n