Gordon Patrick (Nick Moran), a young CIA analyst is assigned to investigate the mysterious death of a major Russian political figure.Gordon Patrick (Nick Moran), a young CIA analyst is assigned to investigate the mysterious death of a major Russian political figure.Gordon Patrick (Nick Moran), a young CIA analyst is assigned to investigate the mysterious death of a major Russian political figure.
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James D. Deck
- Frank
- (as James Deck)
Aleksandr Fastovskiy
- Maxim Kuskov
- (as Alexander Fastovsky)
Robert F. Lyons
- U.S. Vice President
- (as Robert Lyons)
Lyubov Germanova
- Dronov's Secretary
- (as Lubov Germanova)
Vasanth Santosham
- Embassy Clerk
- (as Santoshen Wez)
Aleksandr Pyatkov
- Jon
- (as Alexander Piatkov)
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- GoofsNo retail store would have their displayed microwave ovens plugged in, ready to be switched on.
- Quotes
Gordon Patrick: [after hazardous car chase, he is still shaken] I need to get to the Embassy.
Dina Nevskaya: [after all the road carnage they've just gone through] Let's take the Metro.
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Would somebody please reveal the ending?!
My son was watching this on HBO, and asked me to join him. If not for the fun we had making fun of the movie, it would have been an unfortunate waste of time. You have Tara Reid as a Russian (?!) named Dina, and her unlikely partner Gordon magically dodging teams of KGB and other "bad guys", both during car chases and running down the street (sans bullet-proof vests) and yet remaining completely unscathed.
Further, although their pictures have appeared on national television, and they have done nothing to alter their appearance, no one seems to take any notice of them. You would think that some Russians would stare at Tara Reid and her platinum blond hair and big blue eyes, *anyway* - regardless of whether they knew she was wanted. But then again, just which Russians would notice them? In this film, the streets of Moscow are barely populated. And also, it seems that Russians won't buy a microwave without first seeing it "in action" - as all of the microwaves on the store shelves are plugged in, ready to heat.
In general, the movie is a mess. I couldn't spoil the ending if I tried, because there's no "there" there. If somebody can actually state how the plot is resolved, please tell us!
Further, although their pictures have appeared on national television, and they have done nothing to alter their appearance, no one seems to take any notice of them. You would think that some Russians would stare at Tara Reid and her platinum blond hair and big blue eyes, *anyway* - regardless of whether they knew she was wanted. But then again, just which Russians would notice them? In this film, the streets of Moscow are barely populated. And also, it seems that Russians won't buy a microwave without first seeing it "in action" - as all of the microwaves on the store shelves are plugged in, ready to heat.
In general, the movie is a mess. I couldn't spoil the ending if I tried, because there's no "there" there. If somebody can actually state how the plot is resolved, please tell us!
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- samanteks
- Feb 7, 2010
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- Budget
- $3,600,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $121,825
- Runtime1 hour 36 minutes
- Color
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