Cyberflic

1997
1h 30min

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Terence Hill and Marvelous Marvin Hagler in Cyberflic (1997)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA detective duo hunts a criminal organization, which is using an unknown liquid explosive material.A detective duo hunts a criminal organization, which is using an unknown liquid explosive material.A detective duo hunts a criminal organization, which is using an unknown liquid explosive material.

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Terence Hill

Skims

Marvelous Marvin Hagler

Mike

Giselle Blondet

Chelo

Jennifer Martinez

Lily, Chelo's daughter

Stephen Edward

Abel Van Axel

Jacqueline Solomon

Carla

Tommy Lane

Shepard

Glenn Scherer

Colonel Slide

Jorge Gil

Shabazz
(as Jorge Gill)

Andy Horne

Zantec
(as Andy Horn)

Dennis Neal

Lt. Cardenas

Fritz Sperberg

Helmsman

Tommy Ray Harner

FBI agent #1

Emilio Plana

FBI agent #2
(as Emilio O. Plana)

Florance McGee

Old, armed woman in car
(as Flo McGee)

Jack Swanson

Butler

Richard Liberty

Captain Holmes

Ted Bartsch

Sergeant
(as Ted Barisch)

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Curiosidades
Final acting role of Richard Liberty.

Pifias
Strings holding the white rose, the gun and the bottle of champagne are perfectly visible.

Citas
Chelo: I heard your house blew up!
Skims: Was it that loud?

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The Terence Hill movies of the 1970's do not work in 2002

The Terence Hill movies of the 1970's were fun. This movie was a typical Terence Hill, Bud Spencer movie of that era with just a few things missing. 1: Bud Spencer - replaced by Marvin Hagler, 2: Spaghetti western - replaced by spaghetti Miami vice, 3: Clever humor - replaced by poorly given and written dialogue, ridiculous situations, unfunny attempts at doing or saying something funny. I had trouble sitting through this movie to the end. I wish I had left poor old Terence back in the 70's.