I'd like to see this film too!
We can always count on Jodie Foster to deliver. ;-)

As much as I would love to look into those soul-penetrating eyes...I would never want to be on the other side of that gun!

BTW, Mic, I'd like to hear the sound of your "lecherous giggle."

(the sound of strength cracking gets me every time)

Awesome line.  :D

Wow, this looks awesome! There's one bit where she looks a little bit Agent Starling in the way she says something, which is rather exciting!  She looks excellent as well. I think this film might rock...

Shame about the title, though, I reckon... But in a world of naff and cliched film titles there's not a lot left to pick from really.

But forget that - it's time for some kick ass Jodie action - alright! xxx

That's all, just one word. I'm so glad Jodie Foster came out of hiding and started making all these bad-ass movies.

"Out of the box is where I live." -Starbuck

To be honest, I'm not going to bother seeing this. Don't get me wrong, I adore Jodie Foster, I always have.

Yet The Brave One seems strikingly familiar. Could that be because she's done this story line before? Anyone ever see 'The Accused'. Same f'kin thing, only I believe the endings will be different. If memory serves, in The Accused, Jodie never took a gun to anyone, and I don't even think she got judicial revenge.

However - good on her, and I hope those that see it enjoy it. Please don't be mad at me. I'm sore today.

Jodie + Guns + cut-up arms = must see!

I luff huh.

Just when you think you know what to expect from Jodie, she zigs completely in another direction. I am loving it that Jodie has reinvented herself as this bad-ass reluctant hero. 

The Accused was as much about Kelly McGillis and her character as it was about Foster's finding justice within an uncaring system. While rape and the devastation of its aftermath may be a common denominator, this story walks squarely into Charles Bronson territory.  Sarah Tobias was ragged, raw and emotionally frail, but she wasn't a vigilante. She never would have turned a gun on her attackers. It took everything she had just to face them in a courtroom.  Kathryn Murphy, however, might have been a different story.

Kicking butt and taking names suits Foster well, so if she wants to do the same thing over and over and over again, it is okey-dokey by me.  Personally, I'd love to see her revisit some of her old characters anyway.  I liked the "cleaner" character she played in Inside Man and I'd like to see more of it.

wow...hearing the premise of this i wasn't sure how well it would turn out, but this looks damn interesting. i don't think this is gonna be "the accused" all over again. looks like a trip into the mind of someone affected by violence. i have been the victim of violence, and struggled with the very unexpected violent reactions that i had afterwards. wanting to hurt the perpetrators, fantasizing about it, the whole nine. no one ever told me about that part. i am VERY interested in seeing how the delve into this, since this character obviously goes a few steps further.

can't wait til this comes out.

If memory serves, in The Accused, Jodie never took a gun to anyone, and I don't even think she got judicial revenge.

Guh? So the similarity is... Jodie and bad-guys?

In other news: CAN HARDLY WAIT!