Heart of Fire (1997 film)

Writing in Variety Bob Scott says "it’s the persuasive McKenna, refugee from the late “The Trouble With Harry,” (sic) who grabs the screen. She’s sharp as the pre-accident pre-teener, but as the trapped child, she’s terrif. She and Duffy make an admirable team in a vidpic too likely to be passed over as just another disaster excursion."^[3] John Martin in the Kennebec Journal writes "The special effects are impressive — it must have been a dangerous movie to make — and Duffy plays the ordinary guy quite well."^[4] Bob Sokolsky of The Press-Enterprise says the film "has enough action and excitement to overcome most of the weaknesses tied into an awkward story line and a clumsy subplot involving Duffy's character and his estranged family."^[5] Chicago Sun-Times' Lon Grahnke gave it 3 stars.^[6]

• Heart of Fire at IMDb