Reviews

"The Cowboy Way" starring Kiefer Sutherland as Sonny Gilstrap and Woody Harrelson as Pepper Lewis is about two "former" friends/partners who go to New York City to help their friend, Nacho. Struggling to stay alive and out of trouble the pair work through their differences to reach a common goal: to find Nacho's daughter, Teresa. Together, through thick and thin the two cowboys fight to uncover the truth and to rekindle their friendship. The characters strongly portray aspects of friendship, forgiveness, and loyalty towards one another. Sutherland and Harrelson work well together and the concept of the movie is good and entertaining. Personally, I think that it is a good film to watch, especially for any Kiefer fan.

"Flatliners" is an intriguing movie, about five medical students who experiment with death by flatlining themselves. After each character goes under, they begin to re-experience a traumatic event from an earlier point in their life. Together the friends attempt to atone for their past sins and find an answer to death, and to life, itself. Kiefer Sutherland portrays Nelson, the student who convinces the others to also flatline and Kevin Bacon, Julia Roberts, William Baldwin, and Oliver Platt star as Nelson's fellow medical peers. "Flatliners" is a good movie that teaches about karma and "what what goes around, comes around".