Max Kirkpatrick is a cop who protects Kate McQuean, a civil law attorney, from a renegade KGB team out to terminate her.
Director:
Andrew Sipes
From metacritic.com
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
William Baldwin | ... | Det. Max Kirkpatrick | |
Cindy Crawford | ... | Kate McQuean | |
Steven Berkoff | ... | Col. Ilya Pavel Kazak | |
Christopher McDonald | ... | Lt. Meyerson | |
Miguel Sandoval | ... | Emilio Juantorena | |
Johann Carlo | ... | Jodi Kirkpatrick | |
Salma Hayek | ... | Rita | |
John Bedford Lloyd | ... | Det. Louis Aragon | |
Olek Krupa | ... | Zhukov | |
Jenette Goldstein | ... | Rosa | |
Marc Macaulay | ... | Navigator | |
Sonny Carl Davis | ... | Baker | |
Frank Medrano | ... | Graybera | |
Don Yesso | ... | Beanpole | |
Paul Dillon | ... | Hacker |
Max Kirkpatrick is a cop who protects Kate McQuean, a civil law attorney, from a renegade KGB team out to terminate her. Written by Starlight
Can Cindy Crawford act? Not really, but well enough to scream and run from one overblown action scene to another, taking the odd breather for showers (plural) and changes of clothes.
I kind of enjoyed this brainless tosh. Cinders looks great, adequately playing an uncompromising, smarty-pants attorney. Baldwin is the cop determined to guard her body when people start trying to kill her. He just about pulls off the hardass cop routine, but never really musters the enthusiasm to look like he's enjoying it.
The bad guys glower and plot, hunting the fleeing pair down with ruthless skill (and some rather suspect computer trickery), then cocking things up each time allowing them to escape. It's hugely violent, fast moving, loud, full of swearing etc., all the things you associate with nineties action fodder, and finishes off with a big enough bang. Don't expect much, and you shouldn't be disappointed.
Oh, and if you're wondering about nudity, Cindy does indeed get them out for the lads', and Baldwin shows his butt.