ChanBot
i must have seen a different film!!
Limerculer
A waste of 90 minutes of my life
Cleveronix
A different way of telling a story
kennethchicago
If it were possible to give this movie a sub-zero rating I would do it. Never in my life have I seen anything this bad. Calling it awful is an insult to any other movie called awful. It is unbelievably rotten. from start to finish. I just don't think there are words bad enough to adequately describe the story and the acting. At first, I thought it must be a parody because I couldn't believe any actor would associate their name with this movie unless it was intended to be funny. I even looked on the internet to see if it was a spoof but, alas, I learned that it was supposed to be a thriller. That's sad. Billy Zane and Eric Roberts should apologize to movie fans everywhere. I understand that political thrillers can often be unrealistic with crazy plot twists and that they require suspension of disbelief. In this case, yes I am in disbelief that this movie was ever made.
brooksduane54
By and of itself, "Enemies Among Us" is a sprightly and, within its boundaries, tense film. It deals quite adroitly with the issues of international terrorism, political maneuvering, and American political complicity in international nefariousness. Yet the reason to savor it, the cause to exult in it is, as usual, Robin Givens. Although she is not in any sense the star of the picture--indeed, she really and truly doesn't have that many scenes--her role as government interrogator and former cop's wife Gloria genuinely stands out through her free-flowing sexiness, her sizzling intelligence, and her crisp authoritativeness. When she's leading the questioning of her and her colleagues' international soldier/prisoner, her smooth forcefulness and her graceful sex appeal have us riveted to her. When she's on the phone dealing with her uniformed cop ex (Eric Roberts), her sass and her spirit put us immediately on her side. And when she orders that said soldier/prisoner be "terminated"--translation: killed--after five minutes, her beauty and her suavity prevent us from being repulsed. The lady herself has asserted, concerning the quality she seeks in a mate: "I want someone who can handle me. And I'm not the easiest person to handle." Robin Givens's performance in "Enemies Among Us" puts us in a mood to gladly want to attempt to handle her--and to be fully excited regarding the challenge.
james-croy
I would like to disagree with the other viewers who have given this movie such terrible reviews, but, alas, I cannot. If there were an Oscar for the worst movies of the year, this would be a nominee. While the script has small glimmers of possibility, the staging and acting are quick to cover them up. With the exception of the obligatory chase scene, the entire movie seems to have been filmed in a hotel--including the scene which was supposedly taking place in the Capitol. Billy Zane is in only two scenes, and in one of them he does not speak. The supporting actors deliver their lines as if, inasmuch as the producers were trying to keep the budget below $3.95, there were no rehearsals. The sound was terrible and the film quality was very poor. SPOILER ALERT By the time the governor is shot and killed, we were ready to get in line to do the job if no one else did.
madmountainza
I don't usually make reviews, but in this case, I felt it necessary to do so for the good of mankind.This is one of the worst movies I have ever seen. On a scale of 1-10, I gave it 1, but only because I couldn't choose 0 or lower.All that ever happens in this film is talking, and half the time it's off-topic and supported by terrible acting.The acting is bad, the plot/story is bad, the action is bad. Take my advice and stay away from this.I can never get back the hour and a bit that I lost while watching this, but I can hopefully help you to avoid making the same mistake.
