The Sentinel

THE SENTINEL

Review: Pete Garrison, a Secret Service agent is being framed as a traitor in an assassination attempt on the President. He is the most trusted agent on the force. Garrison is now on the run, with two relentless federal investigators. It is now his job to fight and clear his name and also save the President’s life before it is all too late.
Director: Clark Johnson
Actors: Michael Douglas, Kiefer Sutherland, Kim Basinger, Eva Longoria, Martin Donovan, Ritchie Coster, Blair Brown, David Rasche, Kristin Lehman, Raynor Scheine, Chuck Shamata, Paul Calderon, Clark Johnson and Raoul Bhaneja
Year: 2006
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama and Thriller
Conclusion: 2/5
There is a novel of the same name written by Gerald Petievich which was published in 2003. This film was made and released three years after. Great cast list with the likes of Michael Douglas and Kiefer Sutherland. I have to say it isn’t the best film that Michael Douglas has done. Director Barry Levinson was originally attached to direct the film which in the end went to Clark Johnson. There is no suspense at all. It is rather a dull film where people just run round for 2 hours which can be somewhat tiresome. 

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