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A PG â€â€? Parental guidance suggested veteran T T Dan "Hondo" Harrelson (Samuel L Based on the '70s television series of the same name â€â€? which was on the air for all of a year and a half â€â€? "S Johnson knows the gritty cop genre well " is a standard but entertaining blockbuster with a great (and great-looking) cast Some material may not be suitable for children His offer on television of $100 million to anyone who can break him out â€â€? which is broadcast on seemingly every channel, including Nickelodeon and The Food Network â€â€? sends the streets of Los Angeles into complete chaos A " Here, he works from a script by David Ayer ("Training Day") and David McKenna ("American History X") that unfortunately contains some of the corny cop-speak those inspired TV shows lack Besides playing Detective Meldrick Lewis on the TV drama "Homicide: Life on the Street," he's directed episodes of some of the best law enforcement series around right now, including "The Shield," "The Wire" and "NYPD Blue And yet, the movie chugs right along and is actually funny much of the time, especially when Hondo â€â€? who's revered as "old-school S W Running time: 117 minutes They're forced to put their training to use quickly when international mobster Alex Montel (yummy Olivier Martinez of "Unfaithful") tries to escape from police custody during a transport But it doesn't realize it should quit while it's ahead, and goes so far over the top during its excessive finale, it almost feels like "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" â€â€? only with automatic weapon fire and exploding sport utility vehicles Police Sgt W ' Is OK Film, Great-Looking Cast Aug 6, 10:21 AM EST In one of the many elaborate training exercises in "S A ," a Columbia Pictures release, is rated PG-13 for violence, language and sexual references J T McCabe (Josh Charles) and Michael Boxer (Brian Van Holt), whose cheesy mustache tells the world he takes his job as a police officer, and himself, entirely too seriously Some material may be inappropriate for young children That's fitting, because the movie doesn't know when to hold 'em, when to fold 'em, when to walk away or when to run R â€â€? Restricted A W W Whoever shoots accurately enough to form the best poker hand is the winner This plot point â€â€? which is the movie's whole point â€â€? also becomes its bombastic, protracted undoing Jackson) and the renegade studs he's amassed for his Special Weapons and Tactics team apply their extensive skills while navigating Los Angeles traffic and snaking through the city's subway system NC-17 â€â€? No one under 17 admitted "S 'S Until then, it's a sufficiently wild, mindless ride T member who was demoted after a bank robbery-hostage situation went bad, and Deacon "Deke" Hayes (LL Cool J), a beat cop who's tired of chasing thugs through the alleyways of South Central W Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian W â€â€?â€â€?â€â€? Motion Picture Association of America rating definitions: G â€â€? General audiences It's a summer action movie â€â€? that's supposed to happen T Yes, yes T PG-13 â€â€? Special parental guidance strongly suggested for children under 13 W T Two and a half stars out of four " â€â€? selects a new group of trainees and puts them through a rigorous program But it's when a small plane lands on a downtown bridge, and they prevent it from taking off again by slamming a limousine into it, that things get truly ridiculous A "This is why your (butt) is in a sling," a captain yells at an officer who's screwed up A And for the first 90 minutes or so, director Clark Johnson has a good thing going ," the team commander asks his recruits to lie on their bellies and aim their rifles at a row of playing cards mounted on a faraway hill And there's Sanchez (Michelle Rodriguez of "Girlfight," playing a tough chick, again), who's mistaken on paper for a man because her first name is Chris A T I know There's S He chooses Jim Street (Colin Farrell, in the role Robert Urich played on the TV show), a former S All ages admitted Even in this in-your-face city, in this in-your-face era, I don't want TV always in my face org â€â€?â€â€?â€â€? EDITOR'S NOTE â€â€? Frazier Moore can be reached at fmoore(at)ap You are its captive audience, hijacked and paying your own ransom at 30 cents per one-fifth mile But now it's gotten worse Screens in elevators? Why not! Screens on the seat-backs in planes? Why not!" But how (I ask Gitlin) do I field the inevitable argument that, if I don't want to watch a taxi's TV, I can just look out the window? "You can do that," he says org "Whenever TV takes over a new place, you remember how few places there are where it is not," wrote Margaret Talbot in The New York Times, and added, "The more places TV invades, the less privacy we have in public So why can't we wait for our plane, pump gas or even ride in an elevator without being besieged by video images? Why can't we go to a concert or a ballgame without huge TV screens competing for our attention with their pixel version of the same event unfolding before us in the flesh? Why can't we go to Bloomingdale's or the Virgin Megastore or a Ralphs checkout line without locking eyes with televisions pitching wares we might prefer to buy in peace? Consider this passage from the current Fortune magazine addressing marketers: "Looking for a big TV audience to push your new deodorant? Try Wal-Mart's in-store TV screens, said to reach 100 million shoppers every month " Maybe it's time for us to reclaim our freedom from involuntary servitude to TV, and from the marketers promoting its virulent spread Why don't similar concerns shield us from unwanted exposure to TV? These days it's safe to pickle your liver at the neighborhood saloon without putting your lungs in harm's way " â€â€?â€â€?â€â€? On the Net: www "I'm joking New York Cabs Have TVs You Can't Turn Off Jul 30, 1:30 PM EST In a city full of annoyances, few exceed the typical New York taxi ride: A rattletrap whose driver yacks on a cell phone while you try to put "Could you turn on the AC?" into words he can understand I want to nurse my drink in the TV-free section of a bar, talking with a friend or lost in my own thoughts, without the imposition of a TV screen "You can look out the window, you can close your eyes Sure, the wretched thing can be muted When your consciousness has been invaded, you can repel the invader, but it takes effort on your part Good luck, says Gitlin, who suggests my rights end with somebody else's right to make a buck off of me At your favorite pub, or wherever a TV ambushes you, just try resisting its magnetic pull This is something of an outrage, especially in a city whose overweening concern for our welfare has led to a recent ban on smoking from most public places For each average 15-minute trip, there is no escaping a taxi TV's visual clutter Now a miserable experience has been enhanced by the distraction of ads and other unsought information throbbing on a TV screen installed in the front-seat partition already crushing your knees But it can't be turned off " Why this should be happening is a no-brainer, says Todd Gitlin, a professor of journalism and sociology at Columbia University whose books include "Media Unlimited: How the Torrent of Images and Sounds Overwhelms Our Lives No matter its programming, any TV draws your eyes to its hyperkinetic light I want an addition to the taxi commission "Passenger's Bill of Rights" (whose fanciful provisions now include "A driver who knows and obeys all traffic laws" and "smoke- and incense-free air") that would guarantee me "A TV-free ride And yet But you've lost a bit of freedom And for you to resist its tropistic allure is work "But then the burden has been placed on you to react good luck finding a barroom spared from a television teeming with ESPN, the Weather Channel or CNBC " "The attention of the public is a marketable resource," notes Gitlin, "and anybody who can seize the public's attention can make money by renting it to others adbusters Who needs this video force-feeding! If cigarettes can be banned, why no regulation of TV in public places? Why, if not a total ban, at least a mandatory nonviewing section? Even devoted couch potatoes need TV down time Some of these cabs come with compulsory TV " Some of those 100 million shoppers surely see Wal-Mart as enough of a show without TV But it's not funny " I want the option to shop in a TV-free zone, where I am within neither earshot nor eyeshot of a TV "Maybe you'll have to pay a special fee to be television-free," he proposes |
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