Stars: Jennifer Lopez, Jim Caviezel, Jeremy Sisto, Terrence Dashon Howard, Sonia Braga, Victor Argo

Director: Luis Mandoki

Summary: Police Officer Sharon Pogue is saved from an ambush by a mysterious stranger. Did he just happen to be there at the right time or was it luck or just fate. Either way the two fall in love but then they discover that they met once before...

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Angel Eyesis a mature and level-headed drama about real people with authentic emotions, clawing through their own hurt and confusion toward a hopeful recovery. In a subtly effective performance as Chicago cop Sharon Pogue, Jennifer Lopez is both gutsy and vulnerable, using her badge as a shield against a past incident of domestic violence that left her estranged from her family and alone with her conviction that good deeds are not always rewarded. This leaves her open to the mysterious appeal of Catch (Jim Caviezel), a haunted loner whose slightly creepy demeanour is merely the cautious façade of a man who, ultimately, has as much to offer Sharon as she does him. They connect--he saves her life, just as she once saved his--and Angel Eyesproceeds to reveal the true and fateful depth of their love.

It seems, at first, that Gerald Di Pego's script will turn in a supernatural direction--or at least a metaphysical one--but it doesn't, and director Luis Mandoki navigates an emotional minefield while acknowledging the walls that people build between themselves and the traumatic events they wish to forget. Catch has kept a deliberate distance between himself and a tragedy that Sharon had witnessed--not a repressed nightmare, but a devastating loss from which he will, eventually, recover. That these two characters should rediscover each other at a time of mutual need is not a contrived coincidence. In Angel Eyes, it's the karmic redemption for two wise and deserving souls.--Jeff Shannon, Amazon.com

Aspect Ratio:	16:9 Wide Screen
Main Language:	English
Region:	Region 2
Special Features:	Audio Commentary By Director
Subtitles:	English, French, Spanish
Year:	2001
Release Date:	March 25, 2002
Runtime:	102 minutes
Certification:
Catalogue Number:	R D 021425
Keywords:	Angel, Eyes, General, Wide, Screen, Drama
Genre:	Drama