Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Mario Van Peebles | ... | Solo | |
Barry Corbin | ... | General Clyde Haynes | |
William Sadler | ... | Colonel Frank Madden / Improved Solo | |
Jaime Gomez | ... | Sgt. Lorenzo | |
Demián Bichir | ... | Rio (as Damián Bechir) | |
Seidy Lopez | ... | Agela | |
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Abraham Verduzco | ... | Miguel |
Joaquín Garrido | ... | Vasquez | |
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William Wallace | ... | Thompson |
Adrien Brody | ... | Dr. Bill Stewart | |
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Brent Schaeffer | ... | Communications Officer |
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Lucas Dudley | ... | Helmsman |
Christopher Michael | ... | Flight Deck Officer | |
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Rafael Velasco | ... | Justos |
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Abel Woolrich | ... | Lazaro |
Mario Van Peebles stars as an android killing weapon designed by the military and utilized to enter into a Latin American war to destroy the rebels - natives fighting simply to maintain their freedom. Contrary to his programming, he develops an affinity for the villagers and decides to help them fight back. This lets his creators bring him back and ultimately leads to one of them being given more powerful circuitry to defeat him. Written by John Sacksteder <jsackste@bellsouth.net>
I just watched "Solo", and I don't think it's as bad as some reviewers have suggested. I'm not an action movie aficionado, but I found the movie an enjoyable, maybe mindless, hour-and-a-half. Mario van Peebles did his best to present himself as a cyborg with human tendencies. Barry Corbin is always enjoyable when in his Maurice Minnifield persona. Adrien Brody is wonderfully emotive as the scientist who cares about his creation. My only question, after watching the movie, is how Solo continues to survive without anyone to repair his power management chip.