Rating: R (language and violence)
Length: 133 minutes

Widescreen 2.40:1 Color (Anamorphic)

ENGLISH: DTS 5.1
ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 5.1
ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 2.0
FRENCH: Dolby Digital 5.1

English, French, Spanish

A 3-Star General and military hero (Redford) is sent to a military prison that is run by a sadistic warden (Gandolfini). The General just wants to quietly serve out his time but is forced to act once he realizes the injustices that were being forced on his fellow prisoners and ex-soldiers.

Robert Redford and James Gandolfini played their roles to perfection and who doesn't like Redford?

There's nothing unique about this movie that you haven't seen before. A reluctant hero rally's a bunch of broken disorganized people to better themselves and defeat evil. The movie lasts over two hours and had an ending I found to be unsatisfactory.

• Audio Commentary with Director Rod Lurie
• Deleted Scenes with Director Commentary
• HBO Special: Inside the Castle Walls
• Production Notes
• Cast and Filmmaker Bios
• Theatrical Trailer

This isn't a bad movie and at times quite entertaining, but there's really nothing memorable about it. It's a standard good guy vs. bad guy movie with each trying to out maneuver and best the other.

Samuel Ball - Duffy

Maurice Bullard - Sgt. McLaren

Steve Burton - Capt. Peretz

Paul Calderon - Dellwo

[King of New York, Pulp Fiction]

Jeremy Childs - Cutbush

Clifton Collins Jr. - Cpl. Ramon Aguilar

[Mindhunters, The Replacement Killers]

James Gandolfini - Col. Winter

[Crimson Tide, Get Shorty, True Romance]

Brian Goodman - Beaupre

Michael Irby - Enriquez

Nick Kokich - Pvt. Niebolt

Delroy Lindo - Gen. Wheeler

[Broken Arrow, The Core, Domino, Get Shorty, Gone in 60 Seconds, Malcolm X, Sahara]

Frank Military - Doc Lee Bernard

Robert Redford - Lt. Gen. Eugene Irwin

[3 Days of the Condor, All The President's Men, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Spy Game, The Sting]

Mark Ruffalo - Yates

[Collateral, Windtalkers, Zodiac]

George W. Scott - Thumper