Rangers (Video 2000)

A black ops unit goes to middle east after a terrorist. They are betrayed and their operative is caught. Later, unit leader starts an investigation. Meanwile the enemy offers the operative a chance for revenge against his superiors.

Director:

Jim Wynorski

Writer:

Steve Latshaw

Stars:

Glenn Plummer, Matt McCoy, Corbin Bernsen

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Glenn Plummer	...	Shannon
Matt McCoy	...	Broughten
Corbin Bernsen	...	Senator
Dartanyan Edmonds	...	Fenton
Bean Miller	...	Rogoff
Rene Rivera	...	Hamir
Melissa Brasselle	...	Kelly
Edouard Saad	...	Hadad (as Eddy Saad)
Bill Langlois Monroe	...	Kenner (as William L. Monroe)
Tony Colitti	...	Ketim
Ryan Cutrona	...	General Smith
Steve Franken	...	Baker (as Stephen Franken)
Gilley Grey	...	Ahmed
Nadine Corde	...	Courtney (as Nadine-Maren Corde)
Marc Vahanian	...	Radio Terrorist (as Mark Vahanian)

Storyline

A black ops unit goes to middle east after a terrorist. They are betrayed and their operative is caught. Later, unit leader starts an investigation. Meanwile the enemy offers the operative a chance for revenge against his superiors.

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Plot Keywords:

terrorist | middle east | betrayed | black ops | catch phrase | 

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Genres:

Action

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for violence and language

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

11 October 2000 (Australia)

Also Known As:

Comando de Resgate

Company Credits

Production Co:

Phoenician Entertainment

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Edited from The Hidden (1987)

User Reviews

As a B-action film fan, I am very angry and upset.

I thought this movie would be cool like those US Seals and Delta Force movies that keeping coming out. I really like low budget features; it shows how hard the film makers have to work to get a decent project out. But this Rangers piece of junk is just an insult to every 80's action film fan out there. Even my wife recognized the stock footage from Delta Force in the first ten minutes. They stole significant fight footage from Delta Force, Navy Seals, Invasion USA many times over, and the bus scene was obviously from Red Heat. How could film makers put this out? So sad. Why do I have to watch a Chuck Norris movie without Chuck Norris, but instead starring that dorky guy from Seinfeld that was pretending to sell computers out of the garage of George Costanzas father? Why?