4/5 #3 in a Small Pond, Not Bad if You Love Fire-Fighting and Eye Candy One for Each Sex)
  by Robert D. Steele (Oakton, VA United States)
This movie is not nearly as good as:

Firestorm or Ladder 49 (Full Screen Edition)
.
Over-all this is a corny predictable script with one incredible babe whose smile stretches the horizon, very few real fire scenes, almost no jump scenes at all, and the saluting at the end by the poor old boys with the trucks as the smoke jumpers come out of the fire victorious is enough to make me want to go back to Dudley Do-Right.

When all is said and done, I watched the whole thing, both the babe (Brooke Burns) and her co-star of sorts (Rick Ravenello) are DEFINITELY ready to move up to better screenwriters, better everything. The rest of this cast was fine, but Burns made the movie and Revenello was just right as a supporting actor.


1/5 There is no crying in smokejumping
  by A. Kelly (gasquet, state of jefferson, usa)
Was this movie made for the lifetime channel? Come on Canadian Film Board, i watch trailer park boys...i know you can do better! Definitive worst of the fire fighting genre. Not only do i want to punch all of the characters, but i also want to punch the people who thought that making this movie was a good idea. I LOVE attempts of wildland fire movies, this one was missing many key components: the "shake and bake", the hero announcing his love for the heroin at the end, retardant drops, and must leave out the mooshy girl stuff.

5/5 Smoke jumper
  by B. K. Wolf-Whitaker (Paola Kansas)
I recieved this video in a timely manner, and in excelent condition. I had been looking for this video but none of the stores carried it, I was supprised when I found it on Amazon but very excited so I ordered it at once. I really enjoyed the video it was a very good movie.