Jay Hernandez was discovered by a casting director while riding in an elevator, which then led to an acting career that includes dozens of movies. You'll see Jay Hernandez in action and horror flicks, including Hostel, World Trade Center, Lakeview Terrace, and Torque. He has played students, firefighters, and many other roles. It was during the filming of Hang Time that he met the woman he would later marry, Daniella Deutscher. Fans of nearly any genre of film will likely find a movie starring Hernandez. You can start the search for your new favorite adrenalin-filled action movie or romantic comedy with this young star at Walmart.
| Actors: | Nicolas Cage, Michael Pena, Maria Bello, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Jay Hernandez, Stephen Dorff, Michael Shannon |
| Director: | Oliver Stone |
| Also Available: | World Trade Center (2006) - $2.99 World Trade Center (Widescreen) - $13.46 World Trade Center (Blu-ray) (Widescreen) - $12.73 |
A tentative mixture of tearjerker and disaster movie, cautious due to the requirement that it bear witness to the true-life heroism, staying within the tonal range that is sanctioned for American films depicting 9/11. | |
There are no histrionics, simply strong storytelling, involving us in the lives of two men, their families, and by default, the many whose lives were touched by this unforgettable tragedy |
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loading product information | Actors: | John Doe, Monet Mazur, Christina Milian, Jim Cody Williams, Justina Machado, Martin Henderson, Adam Scott, Faizon Love, Will Yun Lee, Ice Cube, Jay Hernandez, Matt Schulze, Dane Cook, Jaime Pressly, Fredro Starr |
| Director: | Joseph Kahn |
| Actors: | Ice Cube, Jay Hernandez, Martin Henderson, Matt Schulze, Monet Mazur, Adam Scott, Jaime Pressly |
| Director: | Joseph Kahn |
| Also Available: | Torque (2004) - $2.99 |
loading product information | Actors: | Dennis Quaid, Jay Hernandez, Brian Cox, Beth Grant, Angus T. Jones, Rick Gonzalez, Rachel Griffiths |
| Director: | John Lee Hancock |
| Also Available: | Rookie, The (Full Frame) - $11.71 The Rookie (Blu-ray) (Widescreen) - $14.98 The Rookie (2002) - $2.99 The Rookie (Widescreen) - $5.97 The Rookie (1990) - $2.99 |
It's Quaid and his fellow actors, Rachel Griffiths and Brian Cox, who lift the film out of its intermittent doldrums, and together they deliver that rare thing: a nuanced sports movie. | |
Until The Rookie came along, I'd forgotten how good and smart a family film can be. |
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| Actors: | Jennifer Carpenter, Steve Harris, Jay Hernandez, Johnathon Schaech, Columbus Short, Rade Serbedzija |
| Director: | John Erick Dowdle |
| Also Available: | Quarantine (Blu-ray) (With BD-Live) (Widescreen) - $8.88 Quarantine (2008) - $7.99 |
The camera bounces along, its path blocked frequently by the back of some fleeing figure, so that you're never quite sure where you are, where you're going or what you're looking at... | |
The premise isn't bad; I like the fact this hysteria happens in and around people's homes, because it's an excuse for the filmmakers to uncover secrets normally kept behind closed doors. A pity there are no great revelations here. |
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There are some standout performances from some young stars on the rise. | |
Harmless, predictable, contrived -- if those are the best things you can say about a movie I think you should definitely skip it. |
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| Actors: | Jay Hernandez, Jason Scott Lee, Kuno Becker, Mark Dacascos, Ayanat Yesmagambetova, Doskhan Zholzhaxynov |
| Director: | Sergei Bodrov |
| Also Available: | Nomad: The Warrior (Widescreen) - $5.67 |
The film is stilted and lame. Worse, the acting is as grim as the story is primeval. | |
It embraces every clich in the epic-movie playbook, relies too heavily on stale dialogue delivered in somber tones and offers little to its actors besides the opportunity to fashion some great-looking Eurasian costumes. |
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loading product information | Actors: | Eddie Cahill, Nathan West, Noah Emmerich, Kurt Russell, Kenneth Welsh, Patricia Clarkson, Dennis Quaid, Jay Hernandez, Brian Cox |
| Director: | John Lee Hancock |
loading product information | Actors: | Katrina Gibson, Melida Prado, Abel Soto, Yvette Cruise, Jay Hernandez, Angela Alvarado, Roberto Alvarez |
| Director: | Alex Munoz |
| VUDU Release Date: |
05/02/2008 |
| Running Time: |
86 minutes |
| Rating: |
R |
loading product information | Actors: | Eva Mendes, Jay Hernandez, Eric Lively, David Krumholtz, Rob Brown, Katie Cassidy, Jeffrey Dean Morgan |
loading product information | Actors: | Samuel L. Jackson, Patrick Wilson, Kerry Washington, Jay Hernandez |
| Director: | Neil LaBute |
| Also Available: | Lakeview Terrace (Blu-ray) (Widescreen) - $13.18 Lakeview Terrace (2008) - $9.99 |
As a thriller it's solid three-star tension. As a Samuel L. Jackson showcase it proves a man can only coast through so many motherfuckin' or milquetoastin' turns before having to display his full and overpowering talent. | |
The yawning chasm between the film's aspirations to social significance and its cheese-o-licious straight-to-video construction make it a chucklesome guilty pleasure. - Time Out, 2008-12-05 |
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| Actors: | Jay Hernandez, Mattew Lillard, Piper Perabo |
loading product information | Actors: | Lauren German, Roger Bart, Heather Matarazzo, Bijou Phillips, Richard Burgi, Vera Jordanova, Jay Hernandez, Jordan Ladd, Milan Knazko |
| Director: | Eli Roth |
| VUDU Release Date: |
12/21/2007 |
| Running Time: |
94 minutes |
| Rating: |
R |
| Also Available: | Hostel Part 2 (2007) - $9.99 |
loading product information | Actors: | Barbara Nedeljakova, Derek Richardson, Eythor Gudjonsson, Jan Vlasak, Jay Hernandez |
| Director: | Eli Roth |
loading product information | Actors: | Derek Richardson, Jay Hernandez |
| Director: | Eli Roth |
| Also Available: | Hostel (Blu-ray) (Widescreen) - $9.18 Hostel (2006) - $2.99 Hostel (2006) - $9.99 |
Wow I just want start out by saying what an Incredible Film!!!!!!! Eli Roth Sure knows how to make a Scary Horror movie that Pushes the Envelope in terms of Violence. Hostel Is a must have for any horror buff that loves a scary movie with a great plot incredible acting and a Huge amount of Gore.The plot to this fantastic film is basically as follows these three Backbackers go to a Hostel in a Foreign country. They are really just about meeting women and having a good time with them and by a good time a really good time.So what they are un awar of is the people who own this Hostel are really really evil.They get lured outside of the safe zone one by one they get drugged and kidnapped and then taken too this creepy Hostel place where Really sick Rich men Mostly Business men pay to Torture them and then unfortunatly kill them.All but one of the Backpackers avoids capture untill he makees a grave mistake and gets brought to the Hostel not drugged but FULLY AWAKE. He sees this sick man with the dead body of his friend Josh. And realizes this Woman who brought him here along with everybody else are out to do him harm.In the end though he has the last Laugh.He manages to escape the Hostel Luckily and rescues this Girl Kona.But she sees herself in a mirror and just cant bear it so she just gives up on life.This movie is great it has a Stunning picture Quality that you normally see with old Horror films. This movie has some of the most Realistic Gore effects I have ever seen so coming from a guy like me thats saying a lot cause I see a lot of horror films and I know what looks reall and what looks fake and the more beleavable a scene looks the more convincing it is.If you are the type of person that cant stand gore this is not the film for you. Even if you can stand gore it might be still too much cause of all the torture scenes in this movie but if you can handle that along with all the harsh language and nudity you will realize that beneath the dark surface of this movie is quit a Beautiful Motion Picture of a film.Eli roth is iin my opionions one of the best horror Directors out there along with of Course George A Romero.I love films that make you wonder could sometthing like this happen? In this case yes Because Eli Roth said in the Special Features of this film that he got the idea for it out of stuff he saw on the internet. Freaky right? So this film has plenty of special features I love the directors cut version of this film its the must buy edition if you are gonna buy this movie.I like that in this movie unlike in a lot of horror films the Director didnt have all the cast members killed off most are killed off but there is a survivor.This film is one of Eli Roth's best films yet I find it Scarier and Gorier then Cabin fever. It has a better plot then that film to. This film is one that you will want to watch with the lights out so in order to get the true edge of your seat experience that this film delivers Because if you watch a horror film during the daytime the effect is less scary I find.I am dissapointed that I had to wait at least 20 minutes on into this film to see the Gory stuff but I guess thats what Suspense is all about.This movie has such a big budget look to it. I like how this film starts out in this happy everythings perfect bright and shinny world but then it winds up going to a dark scary dungeon place where its really just Survival of the fitest at this point. I first wondered when i first saw this film who will survive and what will be left of them?I like this movie just as much as SAW. They are in alot of ways very simalar films.This a film that makes you question how far will Directors push the envelope in terms of violence but whats great anbout America I find is Freedom of Speach thats why we the audience gets the uncut version of this film that we so Rightfully deserve. My favorite part of this film is when the Backpacker that gets out alive gets revenge on the sick man that killed his friend in the Bathroomm stall That scene is really Gory and very well done. I like how last but not least this film has two ending two choice from.This is a really dark and scary horror film but if your into that like me and now the differene between fantasy and reality this is a must own movie.
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| Actors: | Billy Bob Thornton, Derek Luke, Tim McGraw, Garrett Hedlund, Jay Hernandez, Lee Jackson, Lee Thompson Young, Lucas Black |
| Director: | Peter Berg |
| Also Available: | Friday Night Lights (Blu-ray) (Widescreen) - $9.99 Friday Night Lights (2004) - $9.99 |
Had Billy Bob Thornton not been so good in so many films, people would be talking about this as his greatest role. | |
Few films have shown so powerfully the slashing double edge of sports fever. |
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| Actors: | Jay Hernandez, Bruce Davison, Herman Osorio, Miguel Castro, Tommy De La Cruz, Rolando Molina, Soledad St. Hilaire, Lucinda Jenney, Taryn Manning, Richard Steinmetz, Ana Argueta, Neil Looy, Marion Moseley, Mike Jones, Kirsten Dunst |
| Director: | John Stockwell |
| Also Available: | Crazy/Beautiful (2001) - $2.99 |
this movie has a very good message of how to cope with younger people w hen they have messed up prioritieswould be good if i could watch on my phone also
I paid $3.19 to watch crazy beautiful from my phone hooked up to my hdmi cord to myTV and couldn't watch it cause my phone is the only kind of internet I have I figured if I could watch Netflix and YouTube like that so why can't you watch your movies like that so I just wasted $3.19 and still couldn't watch the movie I can't even watch it on my phone if I would of known I couldn't watch it on my phone I would of bought the movie from Walmart. Com for $5.00 and picked it up at the store I just don't understand if Netflix can do it why can't Walmart.com my phone is internet if you could make it where you could watch your movies like Netflix can you guys would be awesome
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| Actors: | Jay Hernandez, Luis Guzman, Mario Van Peebles, Diddy |
| Director: | Michael Bregman |
| Also Available: | Carlito's Way: Rise To Power (Full Frame) - $10.86 Carlito's Way: Rise to Power (2005) - $2.99 |
Even by the notoriously undemanding standards of direct-to-vid spin-offs, Carlito's Way: Rise to Power is conspicuously underwhelming. | |
Writer-director Michael Bregman (son of Martin, who produced both films) keeps things moving briskly on the way to an improbably happy ending. - New York Post, 2005-09-30 |
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