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An ex-marine returns to Vietnam when he learns his former mercenary partner whom he thought was killed is being held by a sadistic general. Contains extreme violence, including torture, and profanity. Written by
John Sacksteder <jsackste@bellsouth.net>
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Goofs
Supposedly set in Vietnam, the final shootout takes place in a building where the signs are all in English. These signs should have been written in Vietnamese or at least French.
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Quotes
Mike Weston:
I'm gonna rip out your fucking heart.
General Nguy:
I have no heart.
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Soundtracks
"Happy Time"
Written by
Marcus Barone &
Kristin Pickett
Performed by The Little One
Courtesy of MPCA Publishing Group, Inc.
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I remember seeing this movie late one night. There was nothing else to watch, so I gave this a shot. I was pleasantly surprised. No, it does not have a big budget, so it is not going to rival a Hollywood blockbuster. If one goes into not expecting top of the line acting, cinematography, sound, and set then one probably won't be disappointed.
This is a B movie, so expect B move quality, not Spielberg. The plot was good, Thomas Ian Griffith is underrated. His martial arts skills are actually pretty good. He is not a small man, like Van Damme or Bruce Willis, but a physically imposing specimen, like Dolph Lundgren. Thisis the first movie Iremember seeing him in and I was impressed. If you want a way to kill an hour and a half, watch it.