Greenmail

Synopsis

In the suspenseful thriller 'Greenmail', released in 2002 and starring Stephen Baldwin, a high-stakes game unfolds as a savvy corporate executive finds himself ensnared in a dangerous scheme involving corporate greed and betrayal. The tension mounts as the web of lies tightens around him, threatening to unravel his carefully constructed life. As the stakes escalate, he must navigate a treacherous path of deceit, manipulation, and moral ambiguity to protect his company and himself from the ruthless forces at play. With unexpected twists and heart-pounding suspense, 'Greenmail' keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the dramatic finale.

Cast

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  Stephen Baldwin

  Scott Anderson

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  Tom Skerritt

  Tom Bradshaw

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  Kelly Rowan

  Ashley Pryor

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  D. B. Sweeney

  Jeremy O'Brien

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  Suki Kaiser

  Allison Jeffries

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  Jody Racicot

  Agent Juarez

Reviews

Despite its promising premise, 'Greenmail' fails to deliver a compelling narrative, leaving audiences underwhelmed. Critics have panned the film for its lackluster execution, with many noting the uninspired performances and thin character development. Rotten Tomatoes gives the movie a dismal 28% rating, while IMDb users have rated it a lackluster 4.9/10. Metacritic's consensus is equally scathing, highlighting the film's failure to live up to its potential. Some reviewers have criticized the plot for its predictability, while others have bemoaned the disjointed pacing and lack of emotional depth. Overall, 'Greenmail' struggles to engage viewers and falls short of making a lasting impression.