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400 million dollars are hidden in a boat in some harbor in South America, hidden by Dani Servigo's brother. When his brother gets killed, Dani is a wanted man - by undercover DEA agent Cole Parker and also by Armor O'Malley, who is working for drug boss Loomis. Together, Servigo and Parker search for the boat. Written by Thomas Meyer <i03a@zfn.uni-bremen.de>
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4 February 1994 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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$8,030,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend USA:
$2,318,844, 6 February 1994, Wide ReleaseGross USA:
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Loomis: You don't think I'm overreacting, do you?
Armor O'Malley: What did she do?
Loomis: Nothing. Commitment frightens me.
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First of three movies released in 1994 to feature Sir Patrick Stewart. The others are The Pagemaster (1994) and Star Trek: Generations (1994). See more »Goofs
Before jumping off the cliff Dani is behind Cole and slightly to the left. As they jump off the cliff immediately afterwards Dani is to the right of Cole. See more »Quotes
[Loomis orders his men to bury his newlywed wife alive]Loomis: You don't think I'm overreacting, do you?
Armor O'Malley: What did she do?
Loomis: Nothing. Commitment frightens me.
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A generically hip, but brutal offbeat comedy action joint that moves at a breakneck pace and offers a lot time for Denis Leary to do his ruthlessly lip-smacking viper bad-guy shtick (and constantly calling those who work for him "morons") and lets not forget Patrick Stewart in somewhat of an unconventional role as a crippled, cold-blooded South American drug lord. I don't know why, but I had trouble seeing Stewart in the part. I guess Capt. Picard kept coming to mind. Anyhow Mario Van Pebbles finds himself teaming up with Christopher Lambert (who both shares a good chemistry) on the hunt for $400 million dollars of stolen drug money stole away on a boat with Leary on their trail that was hired by Stewart.
A very enjoyable, if inflamed b-grade action buddy fare that's held together by a vacant on-the-run narrative laced with self-irony and the screenplay was written by Stephen Sommers (known for "The Mummy" blockbusters). Razor-sharp one-liners fly about ("You talk more sh!t than a radio") and the edgy violence is explosively staged with some cracking (and over-the-top) stunt-work amongst some flavorous exotic locations. It's slickly made and the camera-work simply excels. Performances are fitting. Van Pebbles' brings a rough and ready trait to his agent character and Lambert gives his crooked character a twitchy, but capable side. Although his accent was a bit of a stretch. A bold Brenda Bakke also makes an impression as one of the mercenaries. Furthermore there's good minor support by Sally Kirkland and a comical Kadeem Hardison.