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| Billy Zane | ... | ||
| J.T. Walsh | ... |
Chester Van Damme
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Doug Papich
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Ken Radley | ... |
El Cirujano
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Reynaldo Arenas | ... |
Cacique
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| Gary Swanson | ... |
NSC Officer in Washington
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| Hank Garrett | ... |
Admiral in Washington
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Frederick Miragliotta | ... |
General Miguel Alavarez
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Vanessa Steele | ... |
Mrs. Alvarez
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Carlos Álvarez | ... |
Raul Ochoa
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Tyler Coppin | ... |
Ripoly
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| Teo Gebert | ... |
Ripolys Friend
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Edward Wiley | ... |
DeSilva
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William Curtin | ... |
Mountain Top Pilot
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Tough guy Thomas Beckett is a US Marine working in the Panamanian jungle. His job is to seek out rebels and remove them using his sniper skills. Beckett is notorious for losing his partners on such missions. This time he's accompanied by crack marksman Richard Miller, who's more of an office-type. Together they plan to seek out an important rebel leader, whilst avoiding a rogue marksman who frequents this part of the jungle. Written by Rob Hartill
Sniper gives a true new meaning to war movies. I remember movies about Vietnam or WWII, lots of firing, everybody dies, bam bam. "Sniper" takes war to a new level or refinement. The movie certainly conveys all of the emotions it aims for - The helplessness of humans in the jungle, the hatred and eventual trust between Beckett and Miller, and the rush of the moment when they pull the trigger. A seemingly low-budget film makes up for every flaw with action, suspense, and thrill, because when it comes down to it, it's just one shot, one kill.