Boiling Point 1993
"He's a cop who reached the Boiling Point."
James B. Harris's *Boiling Point (1993)* delivers a tense crime drama where desperation meets violence in the back alleys of Los Angeles. Wesley Snipes stars as Jimmy Mercer, a cop whose world unravels when his partner's murder forces him into a brutal game of cat-and-mouse.
Director: James B. Harris
Cast
Wesley Snipes
Jimmy Mercer
Dennis Hopper
Rudolph 'Red' Diamond
Lolita Davidovich
Vikki Dunbar
Viggo Mortensen
Ronnie
Seymour Cassel
Virgil Leach
Jonathan Banks
Max Waxman
Christine Elise
Carol
Tony Lo Bianco
Tony Dio
Valerie Perrine
Mona
James Tolkan
Levitt
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Boiling Point (1993) about?
*Boiling Point (1993)* follows Jimmy Mercer, a cop whose partner is murdered during a counterfeit money scam. As he races against a transfer deadline, Mercer uncovers a web of betrayal involving aging con artists and reckless criminals, forcing him into a brutal confrontation with his own limits.
Who directed Boiling Point?
James B. Harris directed *Boiling Point (1993)*, bringing a sharp, no-frills approach to this crime thriller.
Who stars in Boiling Point?
The film features Wesley Snipes as Jimmy Mercer, alongside Dennis Hopper, Lolita Davidovich, Viggo Mortensen, and Seymour Cassel in key roles.
Is Boiling Point (1993) worth watching?
With its solid cast and tense plot, *Boiling Point (1993)* is a satisfying crime thriller for fans of gritty dramas. The film's blend of action and moral conflict makes it a compelling watch, even decades after its release.
How long is Boiling Point?
The runtime for *Boiling Point (1993)* is 92 minutes.
About Boiling Point (1993) — A Gritty Crime Thriller with Wesley Snipes
James B. Harris's *Boiling Point (1993)* delivers a tense crime drama where desperation meets violence in the back alleys of Los Angeles. Wesley Snipes stars as Jimmy Mercer, a cop whose world unravels when his partner's murder forces him into a brutal game of cat-and-mouse. The film follows Red (Dennis Hopper), a seasoned con artist freshly out of prison, and Ronnie (Viggo Mortensen), his dim-witted protégé, as they navigate a deadly scheme involving counterfeit money and betrayal. What starts as a simple scam spirals into a high-stakes chase, blending gritty action with moral decay. The atmosphere is thick with paranoia, fueled by Carl Davis's pulsating score and Harris's no-nonsense direction, making *Boiling Point* a gripping exploration of crime's consequences.
At its core, *Boiling Point (1993)* is a story of vengeance where loyalty is tested and trust is a luxury. The chemistry between Snipes and Mortensen crackles, while Hopper's Red exudes a chilling charm that keeps the tension simmering. With its crime-noir aesthetic and sharp dialogue, the film taps into themes of redemption and the cyclical nature of violence. Whether you're drawn to its star-studded cast or its unflinching portrayal of crime's underbelly, *Boiling Point* is a 92-minute thriller that lingers long after the credits roll.
