Fair Game (1995)
A routine day turns into a fight for survival when an ordinary woman suddenly becomes the target of a relentless group of killers with no intention of letting her escape. Forced to trust a protector she barely knows, the two race to uncover the truth before time runs out. Packed with explosions, chases, and plenty of over the top action, it’s the kind of thriller that only the mid 1990s could deliver. Next week, we’re reviewing an action movie about mistaken identity, high stakes, and running from enemies who never stop coming.
- Year: 1995
- Budget: About $50 million
- Box Office: About $11.8 million worldwide
- Awards: No major awards
- Fun Facts: The film stars Cindy Crawford in her first leading film role alongside William Baldwin. It was adapted from the comic book Fair Game by Mike Grell, although it makes significant changes to the source material. Despite underperforming at the box office, the movie has become a nostalgic time capsule of 1990s action cinema, complete with elaborate practical explosions, speedboats, and over the top villains.





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