Any bonus scene at the end of Catchfire?
Catchfire: where to stream it
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Amazon Prime Video
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Howdy Amazon Channel
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Availability from JustWatch via TMDB. Varies by region.
Blank so far on Catchfire
A witness to a mob assassination flees for her life from town to town, switching identities, but cannot seem to elude Milo, the chief killer out to get her.
The faces of Catchfire
Filmmakers
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Dennis Hopper
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- Rachel Kronstadt Mann Screenplay, Story
- Ann Louise Bardach Screenplay
- Curt Sobel Composer
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TMDB user reviews
JPV852
Pretty weird and quirky action-thriller-romance-comedy that features over-the-top acting from both Hopper and Foster. Kind of awkward scenes and parts are on the slow side, however while Hopper isn't as insane compared with in other roles, there were a few weird moments like playing the saxophone. Not bad and from what I read, an improvement over the theatrical version that Vestron heavily edited without Hopper's knowledge (and was credited as Alan Smithee). I think this would play great in a group setting as there are some good-bad scenes. **2.75/5**
Read on TMDBWuchak
**_Amusing crime thriller road trip with Dennis Hopper and Jodie Foster_**
A hitman for the mob in Western America (Hopper) falls for his prey (Foster) and they find themselves running from both the mob and law enforcement.
“Backtrack” was shot in 1988 and originally released in Europe as “Catchfire” in 1990, but the director/star disowned it and credited the film to Alan Smithee. So, he did a Director’s Cut that was released to cable in 1991, retitled “Backtrack.” It was influenced by Eastwood’s “The Gauntlet” from a dozen years earlier. While it’s superior to Hopper’s contemporaneous “The Hot Spot,” it’s not as effective as his “Chasers” (1994).
Yet it’s worthwhile for the great …