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3 April 2008 (Russia) moreTagline:
Speed is part of the game...Plot:
An American professor (Brand) teams up with a Russian biker (Nevsky) to search for historical treasures buried in and around Moscow. full summary | add synopsisNewsDesk:
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Latest MPAA Ratings: Bulletin No: 2052 (From Rope Of Silicon. 14 January 2009, 12:03 PM, PST)
Wait...Another Hercules Movie? We're Going to Need More Loincloths
(From Get The Big Picture. 8 August 2008, 10:13 PM, PDT)
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Way too bad moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Alexander Nevsky | ... | Wolf | |
| Steven Brand | ... | Michael Nazzaro | |
| David Carradine | ... | Pierre | |
| Sherilyn Fenn | ... | Lena | |
| Robert Madrid | ... | Dr. Pablo Ramirez | |
| Andrew Divoff | ... | Cronin | |
| William Shockley | ... | Beekeeper | |
| Albert Filozov | ... | Curator | |
| Maksim Konovalov | ... | Bolt (as Maxim Konovalov) | |
| Maksim Pokrovsky | ... | Gorinyon (as Max Pokrovsky) | |
| Yegor Pozenko | ... | Igor (as Egor Pazenko) | |
| Stanislav Kucher | ... | Officer Petrov | |
| Ekaterina Ryndenkova | ... | Lida | |
| Francesca Carlin | ... | Officer Tzyu (as Franceska Carlin) | |
| Igor Yasulovich | ... | Messenger |
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Rated PG-13 for violence and some drug content.Parents Guide:
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Argentina:95 minLanguage:
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The worst movie I've ever seen (after Borat). Horrible actors, stupid story. These people have never seen a camera. Maybe they have been "hired" from the street. The plot of the movie is very shallow. They somehow tried to copy from "Largo" and other movies, but did not succeed. They even stole David from "Largo" so that they can get some viewers. Another side of the story is that all characters are really ugly. Even the "beautiful" girlfriend of the main character looks like hit by a truck. And she is also a very bad actress. The movie consists of disconnected scenes. Seems as if it has been shot randomly, with no main idea. Cars, races, history--all at one place. Really bad English coming from people who obviously read the text from behind the camera, because they don't even seem to focus on the subject they are talking about. Hard to believe someone spent time and money to shoot that movie. Shame.