Adventures of a deadbeat dad who kidnaps his kids from the bus. Based on the true life stories and experiences of Michael J. Hardy.
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Darrell Roodt
Director
Patrick Swayze
Jack Charles
Halle Berry
Kathleen Mercer
Sabrina Lloyd
Kelly Charles
Brian Bonsall
Eddie Charles
Michael Ironside
Jerry
Diane Ladd
Rita
Bob Gunton
Lazzaro
Adrienne Barbeau
Celeste
Georgann Johnson
Judge
Marvin J. McIntyre
Skinny Guy
William Bumiller
Travis
Vanessa Marquez
Delores
Martha Velez
Mrs. Carter
Ray DeMattis
Lawyer
Josh Lucas
Andy
Vic Bordelon
Guzman
Gregory Cooke
Drug Dealer #1
Kamar de los Reyes
Drug Dealer #2
Scott Spencer
Writer
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source: Father Hood
Father Hood
This is, in simple terms, one of the worst films ever made. The story goes way beyond being tasteless and judging by the actors performance, they know it. There just in not one single redemming quality of this film. Patrick Swayze will have to overcome some major obstacles in his career, before people forget about this turkey.
Halle Berry is excellent here and she has real chemistry with Patrick Swayze!!! This is a cute 90s movie with edge and some fun action! Swayze is playing against type as a dud dad, but is Swayze ever really a bad guy? Halle Berry shines as a digging deep tv reporter!! Reminds me a bit of the Courtney Cox Elvis movie.
One of the worst films I've ever seen. It's as bad as 99's films get. The plot is so bad and the acting is also. Painful and forgettable.
This movie was OK with some flaws the movies about how a man is on the run from the police with his kids who have escaped from a foster home.This movie was better then i thought it would be but it still was a little bit crap and the film stars actors and actresses like Patrick Swayze,Halle Berry,Sabrina Lloyd,Michael Ironside and Brian Bonsall.The movie has an OK plot but at times it got a little bit stupid and Patrick Swayze and Halle berry both done a good job at acting in this movie and if u liked Halle berry in this movie u should see her in the movies monsters ball and x-men 2.Over all this film was OK and my rating is 5 and a half out of 10.
Like most action movies, this one has an improbable plot and some impossible sequences. But this can be forgiven, since the movie is primarily a comedy. Patrick Swayze strikes the right note of comic, underclass insouciance, but the film does attempt to say something about parental responsibility and father/child bonding. It also raises some disturbing questions about the predicament of children in state foster care. There are no love scenes, and little violence. With some language dubbing, this might be suitable for family viewing. Note to Patrick Swayze fans: Even in his goofy rayon shirts, he's still gorgeous. And we never have to see him in prison clothes.
Father Hood I can understand why a lot of people hate this tale of a father kidnapping his two children and carrying them across America, but I've seen much worse, and--when I saw this years ago--I didn't think it was particularly awful. Patrick Swayze is the worried father who takes his kids on the run with him for personal reasons, and Halle Berry is the cop chasing them down. Overall a decent way to spend a couple hours of your life. You could certainly do worse--ever hear of the film "Pod People"? ** 1/2 out of ***** Rated PG-13 for some traumatic scenes, adult content matter, violence and language.
"Father Hood" is an overlooked little gem of a "road movie". Fine performances by Halle Berry, Sabina Lloyd and Brian Bonsall, two really fun "over-the-top" ones by Diane Ladd and Michael Ironside, and a downright outstanding one from Patrick Swayze. The movie is helped by an unconventional storyline, but badly undercut by it's flashback framing which results in a formulamatic, abrupt ending. "Father Hood" would have worked MUCH better without these "bookends". Nevertheless, the movie brings up important issues of "family responsibilities" and the consequences of state intervention. As long as the foster system rewards state institutions for NOT placing children, such abuses will exist. Pick this one up. It's worth the "ride."
