L'intrus

Original title: Domestic Disturbance

IMDb RATING

5.6/10

29K

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John Travolta, Teri Polo, and Matt O'Leary in L'intrus (2001)

Home Video Trailer from Paramount Home Entertainment

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Crime Thriller

When Danny witnesses his stepfather Rick murder a man, Danny's father Frank has to protect his son from the greatest danger.When Danny witnesses his stepfather Rick murder a man, Danny's father Frank has to protect his son from the greatest danger.When Danny witnesses his stepfather Rick murder a man, Danny's father Frank has to protect his son from the greatest danger.

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IMDb RATING

5.6/10

29K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 win & 3 nominations total

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Domestic Disturbance

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Trivia
According to the Smoking Gun website, "Vince Vaughn was arrested by North Carolina cops in April 2001 and charged with fighting in public for his part in a brawl outside a New Hanover County bar (the movie star was in town working on the film Domestic Disturbance). During the mêlée, fellow actor Steve Buscemi was stabbed several times. Vaughn entered a no contest plea and the minor charge was dropped six months later."

Goofs
Ray Coleman and Patty were watching a college basketball game on October 18 in the motel, a month before the college basketball season starts.

Quotes
Frank Morrison: [To Rick] You touch a little as a hair on my son's head, and I swear, as God as my witness, that'll be the last thing you'll ever do in this world.

Connections
Referenced in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: K-PAX/On the Line/Bones/Life as a House/Donnie Darko (2001)

Soundtracks
When I Fall in Love
by Edward Heyman & Victor Young

User reviews214

Featured review

7/10

Worth Renting For A Couple Of Bucks

This was a decent thriller with good-guy "Frank Morrison" (John Travolta) trying to save his former family from the dangerous new husband. That's not a new theme in Hollywood movies (the dangerous husband) but this is acted well and presented without heavy-handedness. They were smart to keep the story relatively-short, too, at 89 minutes. As a consequence, nothing dragged.

To me, the film would have been more enjoyable had the 12-year-old boy been a nicer kid, but he's an annoying brat. The mother (Teri Polo) is not that endearing, either. Definitely a movie that will entertain but a one-look film and nothing more, especially with the ending being as predictable as it turned out.