Directed by: Joel Schumacher Produced by: Timothy Harris, Arnold Kopelson, Herschel Weingrod Written by: Ebbe Roe Smith Starring: Michael Douglas, Robert Duvall, Barbara Hershey, Rachel Ticotin, Frederic Forrest, Tuesday Weld Music by: James Newton Howard Cinematography by: Andrzej Bartkowiak Editing by: Paul Hirsch Distributed by: Warner Bros. Release date(s) 1993-02-26 (USA) Running time: 113 min Language: English Budget: US$25 million
It is an interesting movie. It describes a man who has a nervous break down while coming home from work because he has a lot on his mind and he despises materialistically obsessed world which ruined his social life and in which he is stuck in. And there's that motive of heat at the begging of the film which I noticed before in literature. It is always present when man does some irrational act of violence out of pure rage but his doing again reflects his true emotions which he would never put out verbally let alone physically react. Thanks for reminding me of this movie. I'll watch it again as soon as I gain some free time.