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March 14, 2003
Del Toro runs loose in the Northwest
By BEN NUCKOLS
Associated Press Writer
Associated Press Writer
Tommy Lee Jones has a great walk: short, forceful strides, shoulders hunched slightly forward, eyes hard-wired to the ground ahead of him. There's no wasted motion; it's the walk of a man who knows what he's after.
In "The Hunted," a crisp and intense action movie, Jones plays a professional tracker, and director William Friedkin ties the momentum of the film to Jones' feet. They never stop moving.
| The Hunted |
 Director: William Friedkin Cast: Tommy Lee Jones, Benicio Del Toro Rating: R, for strong, bloody violence and some language Running time: 94 minutes |
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