Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
A.J. Draven | ... | Capt. Kyle Fierson | |
Steven Bauer | ... | Col. Caine | |
Finola Hughes | ... | Lilian Carlisle | |
Rez Cortez | ... | Daco Santos | |
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Miguel Vasquez | ... | Bin Malik |
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Marie Lanoy | ... | Nita Santos |
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John Milton Branton | ... | Dr. Alan Kaitan |
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Robert Bell | ... | Peter Yates |
Matthew Alan | ... | Dan Gerbig | |
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Caleb Thorne | ... | Floyd Cabrerra |
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Jude Moore | ... | Matthew Seever |
David Stanford | ... | Secretary of Defense | |
Tom Shell | ... | Maj. Burke | |
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Yoni Sandler | ... | Pte. Kerwin |
Leon Miguel | ... | Tomagan |
When Captain Kyle Fierson's (A.J. Draven) Black Ops Unit is ambushed during a raid to rescue a deadly nuclear device that has fallen into the wrong hands, he must run for his life to not only track down the missing time bomb, but also clear his name when he is accused of aiding the terrorists. Fierson must fight for his life when he is not only hunted by terrorists but betrayed by the country he loves. Written by Anonymous
The first line of the film says it all - A soldier recovers consciousness on a shoreline after an ambush which claimed the lives of his entire team 'Captain Kyle Pearson US Marines' he says into his radio whilst standing in plain sight on a beach waiting to get shot. What about taking cover? What about Sound discipline? what about covert call-signs? The moronic dialogue, demented, perfunctory, linear plot and execrable acting conspire to ensure that never for a second will you accept the illusion that that you are watching a squad of elite soldiers, carrying out a special ops mission.
From the very first scene you are in no doubt that Disarmed is a Turkey. With dodgy eyelines, awful lighting, blatantly amateurish audio and endlessly uninventive shot selection throughout, this film looks like a cheap seventies TV series which has been dubbed into a foreign language and then dubbed back again by a different set of actors.