In the new movie "Eagle Eye," Shia LaBeouf plays a young man framed for treason who is forced to go on the run to clear his name. No matter where he goes or what he does, he's always being watched and followed, always being trailed by some unseen foe.
Today we posted an article in which LaBeouf and his "Eagle Eye" co-stars talk about how the movie isn't really all that far-fetched. With cell phones, ATMs, Facebook and Twitter, we're all constantly on the grid waiting to be exploited.
Of course, no matter how true all that may be, it doesn't seem all that real to most people, not in a tangible sense, anyway.
But it does to LaBeouf, who has realized the very down side of being a celebrity this past year. Read more...
"They set me up." Seems to always be the case, doesn't it...never your fault that all government agencies are chasing you down? That's the case for Shia Labeouf and Michelle Monagham in this Friday's new release "Eagle Eye." As they leave a path of destruction, they attempt to prove their innocence. It usually helps though if they know what and who they are running from, but they don’t... Not the first time though. Here are some other tight binds that the fugitive runs but can’t hide while attempting to prove their innocence (and get out alive).
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