No Tomorrow (1999)

A major arms deal is going down, and 3 seperate characters are desperately trying to get in on it. Each is either a true career criminal, out for personal profit or an undercover agent, ... See full summary »

Director:

Master P

Writer:

Terry Cunningham

Stars:

Gary Busey, Gary Daniels, Master P

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Gary Busey	...	Noah
Gary Daniels	...	Jason
Master P	...	Maker
Pam Grier	...	Diane
Jeff Fahey	...	Davis
Frank Zagarino	...	Pollack
Larry Manetti	...	Lewis
Jodi Bianca Wise	...	Lara
Jerry Vale	...	Janasen
Eric Cadora	...	Lancaster
Tracy Fraim	...	Harry
George Cheung	...	Ming
Gina Mari	...	Chloe
Clifton Powell	...	Styles
Michael Grenne	...	Blake

Storyline

A major arms deal is going down, and 3 seperate characters are desperately trying to get in on it. Each is either a true career criminal, out for personal profit or an undercover agent, intercepting to elevate a CV. Everyone is playing each other off against one another.

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Plot Keywords:

female frontal nudity | sex scene | explosion | airplane | helicopter | 

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Taglines:

Trust no one. Believe Nothing. Watch your back.

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Genres:

Action | Thriller

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for violence, sex and language

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

21 September 2000 (Peru)

Also Known As:

A szállítmány

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

No Limit Films,PM Entertainment Group

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

Jason: Bloody hell, Davis! That's a lot of money!

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Connections

Edited from Air America (1990)

User Reviews

A sub-par effort by PM Entertainment

You might think that a B movie with Gary Busey, Jeff Fahey, Gary Daniels, and Pam Grier in its cast, as well as the fact that it was a co-production with PM Entertainment, which made classic B movies like RAGE and THE SWEEPER, that the end results would be pretty entertaining. Sadly, the movie ends up being somewhat underwhelming. A co-production with the hip hop film production unit No Limit, the mix between hip-hop elements and standard B movie going-ons is awkward. In fact, the hip hop elements just appear at the beginning, then in the middle, then at the end. Those into rap will be disappointed. As for those expecting typical B movie stuff will be disappointed as well. Some of the action isn't bad, though there's one action sequence that uses extensive footage from the Gene Hackman movie NARROW MARGIN. (And the end action sequence seems to use footage from AIR America.) And martial arts star Gary Daniels doesn't use his martial art skills once! Production values are generally good, but the script is frequently boring, wasting Grier and Fahey. The movie seems to have been designed to appeal to as big an audience as possible, but ends up pleasing no one.