No Way Out 4K 1987 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

"No Way Out" (1987) is a tense thriller where the intricacies of politics and personal intrigue intertwine in a gripping story. Kevin Costner plays U.S. Navy Lieutenant Tom Farrell, who finds himself caught up in a complex web of lies and deceit. It all begins with his romantic involvement with Susan Attwell (Sean Young), who soon tragically dies. Farrell is soon assigned to investigate her murder, but the case takes an unexpected turn when it is revealed that Susan was the mistress of Defense Secretary David Brice (Gene Hackman). What's more, Farrell finds that suspicion falls on himself. During the investigation, he is forced to fight for his life as he tries to prove his innocence and uncover the real killer. Dark secrets and ulterior motives are gradually revealed, putting Farrell in the face of unthinkable danger. "No Way Out" offers the viewer a dynamic and exciting plot with unexpected twists and turns, where the lines between truth and lies become increasingly blurred and the tension builds by the minute.

Review 4K Movie

This film is a taut thriller and has a very good pairing of Kevin Costner and Gene Hackman in a story of a cover-up and murder. Sean Young is the tragic figure who falls for Costner and sets in motion the wheels that make this picture one of the best of its type. Plot twists and suspense are highlighted by great acting, and as the cover-up unravels, Costner finds himself in increasing danger in the halls of the Pentagon. Will Patton and George Dzunda are solid in support of the leads although Patton is a bit over the top as Hackman's attack dog. This fine film is marred by an ending that doesn't connect with the film's plot or pulse and gives the picture an awkward, unsatisfying conclusion. Costner is the hero but it is Hackman who makes this picture as good as it is.