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Director:
Writers (WGA):
Travis Spangler (story) &
Tyler Spangler (story) ...
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Release Date:
12 October 2005 (Argentina) more
Tagline:
The fate of two nations rests in his hands.
Plot:
Chechen rebels take over a Russian nuclear plant and it's up to a mysterious agent(Snipes) to stop them. | add synopsis
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Wesley, Wesley your so much better then this more (72 total)
Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Wesley Snipes | ... | Painter | |
| Emma Samms | ... | Amanda Jacks | |
| William Hope | ... | Johnathan Tensor | |
| Anthony Warren | ... | Capt. Naish | |
| Peter Youngblood Hills | ... | Hargreaves | |
| Ryan McCluskey | ... | Rodgers | |
| Warren Derosa | ... | Orin | |
| Christiaan Haig | ... | Hightop | |
| Dan Badarau | ... | Gen. Egor Zaysan (as Dan Badaru) | |
| Serge Soric | ... | Andrey Flintov | |
| Gelu Nitu | ... | Minister Viktor Ivanov | |
| Matt Salinger | ... | General Parent (as Matthew Salinger) | |
| John Guerrasio | ... | Secretary Cummings | |
| Ian Ashpitel | ... | Major Devro | |
| Peter Swander | ... | Sergeant Hill (as Peter Bradley Swander) |
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Also Known As:
Nuclear Target (Europe: English title)
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Rated R for violence, language and brief nudity.
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95 min
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1.85 : 1 more
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Australia:MA | UK:15 | Singapore:NC-16 | Argentina:16 | Germany:16 | Finland:K-15 | Iceland:16 | Netherlands:12 | South Korea:15 | New Zealand:R16 | USA:R
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An entire dialog sequence was lifted directly from Fred Olen Ray's _Active Stealth (1999)_ when the film came in under time. more
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Audio/visual unsynchronized: Close to the end of the movie, when the American is shooting out of the tower, you later see an enemy shot in the head. However, you see the blood spurt out the back of his head a second before you actually hear the bullet hit and the dying grunt of that enemy. more
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Painter:
Are your nerves shaking?... that means your instincts are turned on.
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Edited from Navy Seals (1990) more
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Public Eye more
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The plot was so implausible, the movie was reminiscent of bad American ethnocentric military might movies of the Eighties. The acting was atrocious. Wesley Snipes who has put out some reasonably decent movies looked like he wished he was somewhere else for most of the movie.
Low budget movies can be forgiven for archaic special effects but not for replaying the exact same bad special effects repeatedly regardless of context for such insignificant details as night/day and appropriate camera angles.
The action scenes were stilted, the old simplistic formula of dozens of bad guys with machines guns can't hit the side of a barn while they are standing in it while the good guys naturally have a one shot one kill habit.
Red neck NRA card carrying American patriots will probably feel some kind of in-the-pants-rise for this movie, everyone else, do yourself a favour and look elsewhere for your cinematic escapism.
Bad. Bad. Bad.