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    Blow Out

    While recording sound effects for a slasher flick, Jack Terri stumbles upon a real-life horror: a car careening off a bridge and into a river. It's the evidence that proves that a car accident was actually murder and consequently Jack finds himself in danger.
    Duration: 108 min
    Quality: HD
    Release: 1981
    IMDb: 7.4
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  • Actors of "Blow Out"

  • Characters of "Blow Out"

    Jack Terry. Character of Blow Out
    Played by: John Travolta
    Sally. Character of Blow Out
    Played by: Nancy Allen
    Burke. Character of Blow Out
    Played by: John Lithgow
    Manny Karp. Character of Blow Out
    Played by: Dennis Franz
    Sam. Character of Blow Out
    Played by: Peter Boyden
    Donahue. Character of Blow Out
    Played by: Curt May
    Detective Mackey. Character of Blow Out
    Played by: John Aquino
    Lawrence Henry. Character of Blow Out
    Played by: John McMartin
    Hooker. Character of Blow Out
    Coed Lover. Character of Blow Out
    Jack Manners. Character of Blow Out
  • Directors of "Blow Out"

    Brian De Palma. Director of Blow Out
    Brian De Palma
    Birthdate: 11 September 1940, Newark, New Jersey, USA
  • Creators of "Blow Out"

    Brian De Palma. Director of Blow Out
    Brian De Palma
    Birthdate: 11 September 1940, Newark, New Jersey, USA
  • Critic Reviews of "Blow Out"

    Film.com
    April 30, 2011

    Perfectly contrasts movies that reveal the truth against those which avoid it - a blood-drenched yet stake-free slasher vs. the far more insidious horrors of all-American living.

    Chicago Reader
    March 27, 2009

    This 1981 release is one of Brian De Palma's more interesting and better-made thrillers, though it's even more abjectly derivative than his Hitchcock imitations.

    Variety
    March 26, 2009

    With attractive leads and a stylish flair for suspense, De Palma misses sustaining involvement by his distracting allusions to prior films.

    New Yorker
    May 28, 2008

    It's a great movie.

    Time Out
    June 24, 2006

    Where Antonioni's images made you think, De Palma's merely make you blink, and the baroque plot confuses as often as it frightens.

    Chicago Sun-Times
    October 23, 2004

    A movie which continues [De Palma] practice of making cross-references to other movies, other directors, and actual historical events, and which nevertheless is his best and most original work.

    Stream on Demand
    May 04, 2017

    ... classic De Palma, with its sinister elegance, meticulous cinematic choreography, voyeuristic obsessions, and fascination with guilt, as well as his most human and mortally vulnerable film.

    The Film Stage
    July 20, 2016

    In a career fixated on the machinations of filmmaking presented through both a carnal and political eye, Brian De Palma's fascinations converged idyllically with Blow Out.

    Film Freak Central
    May 18, 2011

    If cynicism were a superhero franchise, Blow Out would be its origin story.

    Q Network Film Desk
    May 02, 2011

    The final moments of Blow Out are among the most shocking and powerful of De Palma's oeuvre, tacking a final note of irony onto a story that is in every other way a straightforward denunciation of power run amok.

    Parallax View
    May 01, 2011

    Blow Out integrates De Palma style with narrative urgency and thematic consistency better than any of his films.

    City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul
    August 20, 2009

    In the amazingly hyperbolic finale, DePalma conflates patriotism, dirty tricks, violence against women, and slasher movies into a single sick joke.

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