Man on Fire (2004)
Former CIA SAD/SOG officer John W. Creasy visits his old friend Paul Rayburn in Mexico. Rayburn convinces him to take a bodyguard position with Samuel Ramos, a Mexico City automaker whose young daughter Lupita “Pita” requires a bodyguard for her kidnapping insurance policy to take effect. Struggling with alcoholism, burnout, and guilt over his actions with the CIA, Creasy tries to commit suicide but the bullet in his gun misfires. He bonds with Pita, coaching her to become a more confident swimmer. Waiting outside Pita’s piano lesson, Creasy recognizes a car that followed them earlier, as two Federal Police officers block the street. Realizing that Pita is about to be abducted, Creasy kills four of the attackers including the officers, but is critically wounded and Pita is taken.
Recovering from his injuries, Creasy is declared a suspect, but reporter Mariana Garcia Guerrero questions the story. AFI agent Miguel Manzano relocates Creasy to a veterinary clinic to protect him from corrupt police. “The Voice,” leader of the kidnapping ring, demands a $10 million ransom and Samuel complies, with the help of police Lt. Victor Fuentes. However, the kidnappers are ambushed at the ransom drop and the Voice’s nephew is killed. Holding the Ramoses responsible, he informs them it is too late for Pita. Guerrero warns Creasy that the kidnappers belong to a powerful “brotherhood” of corrupt officials, police, and criminals, but Creasy promises Pita’s mother, Lisa, that he will kill everyone responsible for Pita’s death.
Date of download: 2015-11-11T17:22:34+00:00
Cast:  Denzel WashingtonJohn W. Creasy  Dakota FanningLupita Ramos  Radha MitchellLisa Ramos  Christopher WalkenPaul Rayburn  Marc AnthonySamuel Ramos  Giancarlo GianniniMiguel Manzano  Mickey RourkeJordan Kalfus  Rachel TicotinMariana Garcia Guerrero  Roberto SosaDaniel Sanchez ('The Voice')  Jesús OchoaVictor Fuentes |
Former CIA SAD/SOG officer John W. Creasy visits his old friend Paul Rayburn in Mexico. Rayburn convinces him to take a bodyguard position with Samuel Ramos, a Mexico City automaker whose young daughter Lupita “Pita” requires a bodyguard for her kidnapping insurance policy to take effect. Struggling with alcoholism, burnout, and guilt over his actions with the CIA, Creasy tries to commit suicide but the bullet in his gun misfires. He bonds with Pita, coaching her to become a more confident swimmer. Waiting outside Pita’s piano lesson, Creasy recognizes a car that followed them earlier, as two Federal Police officers block the street. Realizing that Pita is about to be abducted, Creasy kills four of the attackers including the officers, but is critically wounded and Pita is taken.
Recovering from his injuries, Creasy is declared a suspect, but reporter Mariana Garcia Guerrero questions the story. AFI agent Miguel Manzano relocates Creasy to a veterinary clinic to protect him from corrupt police. “The Voice,” leader of the kidnapping ring, demands a $10 million ransom and Samuel complies, with the help of police Lt. Victor Fuentes. However, the kidnappers are ambushed at the ransom drop and the Voice’s nephew is killed. Holding the Ramoses responsible, he informs them it is too late for Pita. Guerrero warns Creasy that the kidnappers belong to a powerful “brotherhood” of corrupt officials, police, and criminals, but Creasy promises Pita’s mother, Lisa, that he will kill everyone responsible for Pita’s death.
