Sharpshooter (2007)

An assassin working for the CIA decides to take one final job before quiting only to find out that he is the target of his CIA boss.

Director:

Armand Mastroianni

Writer:

Steven H. Berman

Stars:

James Remar, Mario Van Peebles, Catherine Mary Stewart

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
James Remar	...	Dillon
Mario Van Peebles	...	Flick
Catherine Mary Stewart	...	Amy
Bruce Boxleitner	...	Sheriff Garner
Al Sapienza	...	Phillips
Victoria De Mare	...	Bikini Babe
Jasmine Bejar	...	Mourner at Mausoleum
Jon Braver	...	Cinq
Kaine Bennett Charleston	...	Flick's Guy
McKinley Freeman	...	Andre'
Nick Hermz	...	Bhan
Stacey Hinnen	...	Carson
Kurt Meyer	...	Phillips / Henchman
Chris Muto	...	Danny
Jim Palmer	...	Steve

Storyline

An assassin working for the CIA decides to take one final job before quiting only to find out that he is the target of his CIA boss.

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Plot Keywords:

cia | assassin | gunfight | one word title | cia agent | 

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Taglines:

Caught In The Crossfire

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Genres:

Action

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

27 January 2008 (USA)

Also Known As:

A mesterlövész

Filming Locations:

Julian, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

RHI Entertainment, Alpine Medien Productions, Larry Levinson Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min 89 min (TV) 90 min (DVD)

Color:

Color (Fujicolor)

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

Phillips's deal happens in the middle of the night, but within twenty to thirty minutes it's already mid-morning.

User Reviews

giving it five for being another sniper movie and not too boring

in fact whole movie is 100% "plot hole" - guards without cartridges in their weapon, sniper with a rifle running from the man with a gun and unable to return fire, jumping from underwater in a split second, immediately trusting betrayal-lady upon her statement she is "glad to see you"... Shuddering like from toothache when recall them, but since there are some popularity of "sniper invisible avenger" movies and James Remar isn't any worse than Tom Berenger (just needs better script and director) I'd give this move rate five and could recommend to leave it somewhere in DVD stack for one-time watching on rainy boring evening. If you like sniper movies of course, otherwise it's just loss of time.