Hours

2013 • 97 minutės

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When Hurricane Katrina hits, a young father (Paul Walker) must take extreme measures to protect his newborn baby in their evacuated and darkened hospital.

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This was one of Paul Walkers more emotional acting. He put so much emotion into this very short, exhausting movie than his Fast and Furious movies. His portrail of a father, husband had a enormous effect on me.. I cried for the first time watching his nearing of 48 hours trying to keep his baby alive and her hours needed to be kept alive by a machine. The ending was stomach gripping.. I cried with him..not a easy job for a actor to do..I am not the crying type normally when it comes to movies.

By far one of if not the best movie to date rip Paul walker best d*** actor ever you will be missed but let's get into the movie it was a very good movie and at some parts it was slow but that made it much more exciting to find out the ending and let's give a shout out to sherlock best dog in a movie since Marley and me had my heart racing when the gunshot went off and Paul started hollering for him. great movie

For those who do think this was a great movie not because he's a hot guy ladies but the guys who think it's crap are not dads and if they are then they don't have a Father's heart I'm a father of 4 and I have one girl and she is 1&a half and there's no limit to what I would do to save her life so for that aspect of the movie that makes it a great story but on another note how about that dog Sherlock way to go