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Daylight

Daylight

“No air. No escape. No time.”
★6.1/10(1,800)PG-13age•1996•1h 55m
ActionAdventureThriller
DirectorRob Cohen
ScreenplayLeslie Bohem
'Daylight' is a straightforward 1990s disaster thriller starring Sylvester Stallone as a disgraced former emergency official who leads a group of survivors trapped by an explosion inside a collapsing tunnel beneath the Hudson River. Racing rising water, fire and crumbling concrete, he must guide them to safety. Competent effects and Stallone's earnest everyman heroics carry a formulaic script. Modestly received, it delivers exactly the mid-budget peril-and-rescue spectacle audiences expected, an efficient if unmemorable entry in the decade's cycle of catastrophe movies.
Release
Dec 6, 1996
Budget
$80M
Country
United States
Revenue
$159M

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6.1/10
TMDB Average audience rating
1,800 votes
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From the same director: Rob Cohen

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Where to watch Daylight? Daylight is available for streaming on Starz Apple TV channel.
Who directed Daylight? Daylight is directed by Rob Cohen.
Who stars in Daylight? The main cast of Daylight includes Sylvester Stallone, Amy Brenneman, Viggo Mortensen, Stan Shaw, Barry Newman.
How long is Daylight? Daylight is 1h 55min long.

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Synopsis

'Daylight' is a straightforward 1990s disaster thriller starring Sylvester Stallone as a disgraced former emergency official who leads a group of survivors trapped by an explosion inside a collapsing tunnel beneath the Hudson River. Racing rising water, fire and crumbling concrete, he must guide them to safety. Competent effects and Stallone's earnest everyman heroics carry a formulaic script. Modestly received, it delivers exactly the mid-budget peril-and-rescue spectacle audiences expected, an efficient if unmemorable entry in the decade's cycle of catastrophe movies.

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