Absolute and utter crap!!!

It is not enough to be Al Pacino to carry a movie. And not even Al Pacino believes in this movie, or in himself in this role.

I fell asleep twice... and it still seemed too long!

This movie holds you in a state of suspense, keeping you wondering until the very last minute who is the one that called Dr.Gramm, a Seattle criminal psychiatrist and professor, to tell him that he has 88 minutes to live. Lots of suspense not the bes... (read more) This movie holds you in a state of suspense, keeping you wondering until the very last minute who is the one that called Dr.Gramm, a Seattle criminal psychiatrist and professor, to tell him that he has 88 minutes to live. Lots of suspense not the best Al Pacino movie but its ok.

For every Al Pacino movie, it is a must for me to watch it, and 88 minutes wasn't special at all. In all honesty, I have mix emotions. The concept of the story is simple and a bit too cheesy to have a superb actor like Al Pacino in it. Nevertheless, ... (read more) For every Al Pacino movie, it is a must for me to watch it, and 88 minutes wasn't special at all. In all honesty, I have mix emotions. The concept of the story is simple and a bit too cheesy to have a superb actor like Al Pacino in it. Nevertheless, Dr. Jack Gramm (Pacino) is responsible for putting a notorious serial killer and rapist behind bars known as Jon Forster (Neal McDonough). 9 years later, Gramm receives an anonymous phone call saying that he has only 88 minutes to live. Why 88 minutes? You just have to watch it to find out. The problem of this movie is that the plot can be very confusing, and it feels like every person that Gramm meets throughout the story are suspects so the end climax doesn't have that surprise feeling. There's no twist at all and very... not special. The positive side is that it keeps the audience seated, intrigued and interested until, unfortunately, a poor climax.

Your average hollywood thriller, rather predictable. It gets and an extra star because Pacino is in it and manages to add an interesting performance as usual.

decent thriller but found it too predictable. also, these young chicks shouldnt wanna bang an old fart like pacino.

This movie is about 88 minutes too long. And I kept thinking Pacino was Jody Swilky.

Decent who dun it thriller, was on the edge and hard to find out who are why this is happening to him, worth a watch.

Try as he might to 'hoo-ha' some life into this stupendously stupid thriller, Al Pacino can't disguise the desperation of this CSI wanna-be.

What a bore. I guessed the identity of the killer from the character's second appearance, and I'm not that smart.

This new serial-killer thriller is such a preposterous mess it's a wonder it ever made it to the theatre.

Preposterous in design, abysmal in execution and laugh-out-loud funny when it's straining for drama, the film doesn't even honor the lean-and-mean promise of its title.

88 Minutes plays like a script Tom Cruise rejected back in the '90s, forcing Pacino to run -- across campus, across town, through parking garages, up and down stairs.