Snake Eyes

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Theatrical Release Date:

08/07/1998

DVD Release Date:

02/16/1999

Run Time:

105min.

Starring:

Nicolas Cage , Gary Sinise , John Heard , Carla Gugino , Stan Shaw

Director(s):

Brian De Palma

Distributor(s):

Paramount

MPAA Rating:

R for some violence.

Genre(s):

Action,Drama

Plot: Brian DePalma directed this taut thriller, set in Atlantic City, where a corrupt cop investigates a political assassination. Outside an Atlantic City arena-hotel-casino, a TV news reporter stands in a pre-hurricane storm to report on the heavyweight ... Read More

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