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Sexual situation and references. Brief strong language. A lot of drinking portrayed as bonding, healing, and impressive. What parents need to know Parents need to know that this movie has frequent and very intense peril and violence relating to firefighting. The more I watched this film, the more it reminded me of a classic "Adam" episode entitled "Elegy for a Pig". The only differences between that episode and the film were the fact that it was only a half an hour as opposed to two hours for this film and the fact that the only person in that episode to have a speaking role was Martin Milner as his character Pete Malloy described his and his best friend's career from the day he joined the force to the night his buddy was killed in the line of duty.
The only negative that I found with this film is that it tended to slow down in certain areas, especially in the scenes involving Jack's home life with his worried wife Linda and their kids. This is a solid if not spectacular film where the action sequences take a backseat to the human drama of day to day life.
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See the full list. The Rise of Will Smith. Watch the video. Recently viewed Please enable browser cookies to use this feature. Because it is attentive to these human elements, "Ladder 49" draws from the action scenes instead of depending on them.
Phoenix, Travolta, Barrett and the others are given characters with dimension, so that what happens depends on their decisions, not on the plot. As I said, I was surprisingly affected by the film. After I left the screening, I walked a while by the river, and sat and thought, and was happy not to have anything that had to be done right away.
Roger Ebert was the film critic of the Chicago Sun-Times from until his death in In , he won the Pulitzer Prize for distinguished criticism. Rated PG for intense fire and rescue situations and language. Balthazar Getty as Ray Gauquin. Kevin Daniels as Don Miller. Morris Chestnut as Tommy Drake. Robert Patrick as Lenny Richter. Billy Burke as Dennis Gauquin. John Travolta as Chief Mike Kennedy.
Joaquin Phoenix as Jack Morrison. Jacinda Barrett as Linda Morrison. Reviews 'Ladder 49' transcends firefighters' action tale. Roger Ebert October 01, Jack Morrison Joaquin Phoenix not only is a firefighter assigned to the search and rescue team, but also a husband in a marriage with true-to-life problems in "Ladder Now streaming on:. Powered by JustWatch. Now playing. Speer Goes to Hollywood Glenn Kenny. Belfast Christy Lemire. Introducing, Selma Blair Christy Lemire.
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