The Hunted
Director: William Friedkin
Actors: Tommy Lee Jones, Benicio Del Toro, Connie Nielsen
PlotIn the dense forests of the Pacific Northwest, a horrifying scene unfolds as Special Forces trainer L.T. Bonham is summoned by the FBI to track a skilled but ruthless hunter, Aaron Hallam, who has gone rogue. Hallam, a former clandestine operative trained by Bonham himself, has been executing a brutal series of murders, leaving bodies strewn across the wilderness. As Bonham reluctantly re-enters the world he had left behind, he uses his unique skill set to follow Hallam's trail. The duo shares a complicated history and an intimate understanding of the art of tracking and combat, making Bonham the only person capable of apprehending Hallam without further bloodshed. As Bonham delves deeper into the investigation, he is joined by FBI agent Abby Durrell, who provides necessary resources and guidance, while questioning how a once top-tier soldier became such a formidable threat.
Their pursuit leads to intense confrontations in both urban environments and untamed landscapes, with Bonham forced to confront both the lethal predator Hallam has become and the guilt of having trained him. The escalating game of cat-and-mouse tests their survival skills and resolve as Bonham must navigate ethical predicaments amidst physical challenges. As their conflict intensifies, both men wrestle with their own demons, understanding that only one can walk away unscathed. Caught in a dilemma between duty and empathy, Bonham struggles with the inevitable conclusion of his mission. Confronted with his own past actions and choices, he is determined to stop Hallam's rampage once and for all, knowing the intense personal toll it will take.
Writers: David Griffiths, Peter Griffiths, Art Monterastelli
Release Date: 14 Mar 2003
Runtime: 94 min
Rating: R
Country: United States
Language: English, Serbo-Croatian
Home Video Reviews
The Hunted's 4K release by Kino Lorber offers stellar Dolby Vision HDR, improving on past versions, but the film is marred by notable flaws in execution.
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