Scanialara You won't be disappointed!

Claysaba Excellent, Without a doubt!!

Helllins It is both painfully honest and laugh-out-loud funny at the same time.

Kirandeep Yoder The joyful confection is coated in a sparkly gloss, bright enough to gleam from the darkest, most cynical corners.

SnoopyStyle A bomb explodes outside of the Columbian consulate in L.A. Firefighter Gordon Brewer (Arnold Schwarzenegger) loses his wife and young son. The terrorist El Lobo who's real name is Claudio Perrini (Cliff Curtis) is responsible. A terrorist sympathizer calls Brewer's family collateral damage. CIA Columbia Chief Peter Brandt (Elias Koteas) is angered when senators terminates CIA operations and start peace talks. Brandt returns to CIA station Mompós while Brewer plans to sneak into the country. Brewer is hunted by all sides and is arrested. He is befriended by Canadian Sean Armstrong (John Turturro) and escapes with him when rebels breakout their comrades from jail. Using Armstrong's pass, Brewer infiltrates rebel territories to work for cocaine facility manager Felix Ramirez (John Leguizamo).Arnold faces a major problem. The story is too real and he's playing an everyman. The plan, such as it is, is too stupid. An American with terrible Spanish walks into the country to blindly wing it. It is too unbelievable and Arnold doesn't have the everyman persona anyways. The movie tries to be real except Arnold is too unreal and the situation is too unbelievable.

M MALIK I love Arnold he is one of the best action hero in the world specially in terminator series even commando is better then this any day i saw this film last year got disappointed there are several reasons for it too.First of all the film totally fails to excite the viewer in almost every way possible the pace is extremely slow the action comes too late in the climax but also lame the story is repeated many times the project could have been executed better but script does not have much depth this is where it falls short the characters are running wild.The Plot:Gordy Brewer is a firefighter who is coming to meet his family but an incident happens they get killed in bomb blast in the city he decides to go to Columbia & finish the bad guys who are responsible for it.The Cast:Arnold looks out of shape uninterested but still gives his best as for Farencesca Neri she is one hot lady that got me hooked long enough until the credits roll.This came out in 2002 but filmed earlier this is even below average level then a Steven Segal movie to be honest,Arnold can be seem in unnecessary explosions & a cheesy climax tunnels exploding plus a hilarious looking villain i wanted to turn this film off but kept watching only for Arnold i wonder why he did this collateral damage took itself way seriously then it was this is the most boring Arnold Schwarzenegger film i have ever seen Andrew Davis directed under siege 1992 but the sequel is much better other then that none of the films he directed later created a solid impact neither on critics or audience.Overall Collateral Damage 2002 is only for die hard Arnold fans nothing more my rating is 2/10:Skipp It

bowmanblue This film would like to make us believe that that this is a radically different venture for big Arnie. It's not. It's pretty much the same kick-ass, kill-the-bad-guys stuff we've seen from him throughout the years, but, does that mean it's a bad film?The critics would say yes. This film was possibly most famous for getting pushed back a year, after comparisons were drawn with the Twin Towers atrocity on 9/11. However, if you can get past that (and there aren't as many similarities as some people may lead us to believe) and just enjoy the ride, you may be in for a surprise.It's a well put together action flick and, if you're a fan of the genre, it should keep you happy for an hour and forty minutes. Give it a chance and enjoy what Arnie does best.http://thewrongtreemoviereviews.blogspot.co.uk/

FlashCallahan Gordon Brewer is plunged into the complex and dangerous world of international terrorism after he loses his wife and child in a bombing credited to The Wolf. Frustrated with the investigation and haunted by the thought that the man responsible for murdering his family might never be brought to justice, Brewer takes matters into his own hands and tracks his quarry ultimately to Colombia.....After the horrific events in New York, this film was always going to fail. But it's not the film, nor anyone involved with the films fault. It was just plain bad timing.Take these specific elements away, and what you have is Arnold's best film of the noughties. There isn't many to choose from, but compared to The Sixth Day, and Terminator 3, this is really good stuff.What I believed irked many though was the fact that this wasn't The old Arnold we knew and loved. Gone were the one liners, gone were the muscle bound antics and Arnold being invulnerable, this was a step in a totally different direction, and it drove many away.The premise is pure Schwarzeneggar, but with such a tough subject matter, you can't really have a grieving father and husband quipping in every instance.The support are fantastic, Curtis is on form as usual, and Tutorro and Leguizamo make some bizarre but good cameos.it's not the action film you would expect from star and director, but it's a solid thriller, with a great performance from Arnold.Just don't expect the man from the eighties.