Out of Time [Blu-ray]

Director: Carl Franklin Carl Franklin

Overview

Director Carl Franklin and actor Denzel Washington team up again (following 1995's Devil in a Blue Dress) for the crime thriller Out of Time. Washington stars as Matt Lee Whitlock, the well-respected chief of police in a quiet Florida community. While in the process of getting a divorce from fellow detective Alexandra (Eva Mendez), Matt engages in an affair with his high school sweetheart Anne (Sanaa Lathan). Unfortunately, Anne is married to the extremely jealous Chris (Dean Cain), a former pro football player who works as a security guard. After a major murder occurs in the community, Matt finds himself the main suspect. With the help of his medical examiner pal Chae (John Billingsley), Matt must solve the case before he is found guilty himself. Out of Time premiered at the 2003 Toronto Film Festival.

Product Details

Release Date:	10/30/2018
UPC:	0760137150183
Original Release:	2003
Rating:	PG-13
Source:	Mvd Marquee Collect
Region Code:	A
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround, Dolby Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:45:00
Sales rank:	18,047

Special Features

Audio commentary by director Carl Franklin; "Out of Time Crime Scene" featurette; Character profiles featurette; Outtakes; Screen Tests: Sanna Lathan, Dean Cain; Photo gallery; Original theatrical trailer

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Denzel Washington	Matt Lee Whitlock
Eva Mendes	Alex Diaz Whitlock
Sanaa Lathan	Ann Merai Harrison
Dean Cain	Chris Harrison
John Billingsley	Chae,Actor
Robert Baker	Tony Dalton
Alex Carter	Cabot
Antoni Corone	Deputy Baste
Terry Loughlin	Agent Strark
Nora Dunn	Dr. Donovan
James Murtaugh	Dr. Frieland
Peggy Sheffield	Judy Anderson
Evelyn Brooks	Judy's Mom
Eric Hissom	Hotel Clerk
Tom Hilmann	Living Gift Salesman
Parris Buckner	Dr. Shider
Arian Ash	Dental Assistant
Mike Pniewski	Agent White
Veryl E. Jones	Agent Fetzer
Tim Ware	Fire Chief
Jesse B'Franklin	Ramona
Edward Amatrudo	Arson Investigator,Arson Investigator
Neil Brown Jr.	Morgue Attendant
Elena Maria Garcia	Bartender,Sharlene
David Negorn	Sketch Artist
O.L. Duke	Detective Bronze
Ronald J. Madoff	Detective,le détective
Steve Raulerson	Man Serving Divorce Papers
Suzanne Grant	Screaming Woman
Dorothy A. Healy	Woman in Lobby,Actor
Tom Hillmann	Robert Guillette
Jesse Beaton	Actor
David J. Negron Jr.	Sketch Artist
Angelo Fierro	Detective
Deborah Smith Ford	Mother
Catfish Jean	Mall Patron
Natalie McNeil	Beach Partier
Rick Michaels	Arson Investigator
Al Quinn	Driver
Mario Xavier	Driver
Tony Dalton	Robert Baker
Graeme Revell	Composer

Technical Credits

David Collard

Carl Franklin	Director
Jesse B'Franklin	Producer
Jon Berg	Executive Producer,Producer
Robert Brown	Stunts
Mali Finn	Casting
Alex Gartner	Executive Producer,Producer
Kevin Harris	Special Effects
Neal H. Mortiz	Producer
Kevin Reidy	Executive Producer,Producer
Damien Saccani	Executive Producer,Producer
David Collard	Screenwriter,Screenwriter
Jesse Beaton	Producer
Michael Doyle	Special Effects
Neal H. Moritz	Producer
Don Abbatiello	Stunts
Stokely Chaffin	Producer
R. Christopher Biggs	Special Effects
Walter Anderson	Sound Effects,Sound/Sound Designer
Scott Clements	Sound Effects
Victor Ray Ennis	Sound Effects
Linda Folk	Sound Effects
Dan Genetti	Producer
Gary Gegan	Sound Effects
Stephen Traxler	Producer
Gina White	Producer
Greg Hedgepath	Sound/Sound Designer

Editorial Reviews

Judging by its box-office receipts, the anonymously titled thriller Out of Time proved that audiences aren't quite ready to see Denzel Washington squirm for the better part of 100 minutes. It's a shame, really, because Carl Franklin's sultry, funny, deeply ironic crime yarn provides the venerable performer with one of his best roles, and gives him the opportunity to play against his cool, collected (and since Training Day, arrogantly menacing) persona. Dave Collard's script mines its twists and turns from the best film noirs of the '40s and grafts them onto a tart marital-reconciliation subplot. It's the kind of material Hitchcock would've relished interpreting, and Franklin proves up to the task, even if he occasionally loses grip on the film's light-but-menacing tone -- particularly in the straight-to-video riverboat climax -- in a way that Hitch would've never allowed. Eva Mendes and the redoubtable Sanaa Lathan make the most of their limited screen time, the former pulling off a strong, sympathetic performance comparable to the one that put Jennifer Lopez on the map five years prior in Out of Sight. It's Washington, however, who holds the film together, never currying easy audience sympathy as he doggedly, sneakily, and (at times) hilariously attempts to cover his tracks.

All Movie Guide - Michael Hastings