Ameaça Subterrânea

Título original: Fire Down Below

1997
12
1 h 45 min

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5,1/10

19 mil

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Steven Seagal and Marg Helgenberger in Ameaça Subterrânea (1997)

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Action Drama Thriller

Um agente federal descobre lixeiras lucrativas de resíduos tóxicos e deve lidar com os locais que querem manter sua "mina de ouro" em segredo.Um agente federal descobre lixeiras lucrativas de resíduos tóxicos e deve lidar com os locais que querem manter sua "mina de ouro" em segredo.Um agente federal descobre lixeiras lucrativas de resíduos tóxicos e deve lidar com os locais que querem manter sua "mina de ouro" em segredo.

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

5,1/10

19 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro

Prêmios
- 1 vitória e 5 indicações no total

Curiosidades
The box office flop of this movie caused Steven Seagal's multi-picture contract with Warner Bros. Pictures to end. However, he would work with them one last time for Rede de Corrupção (2001) and that movie proved to be a box office success.

Erros de gravação
Near the end of the movie, Jack throws a flare towards one of the fake US Marshals who catches it just inches before it lands in a puddle of gasoline. Liquid gasoline is itself not flammable; but gasoline vapor is. Holding a flame inches away from such a large puddle of gasoline would ignite the vapors.

Citações
Jack Taggert: I think, Junior, if your daddy knew how stupid you were, he'd trade you in for a pet monkey.

Conexões
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: She's So Lovely/Hoodlum/Excess Baggage/Paperback Romance/M/Le Samurai (1997)

Trilhas sonoras
Stormhouse
Written by Steven Seagal, Alex Harvey and Levon Helm
Produced by Steven Seagal and Alex Harvey
Performed by Alex Harvey
Courtesy of Clearwater Beach Records

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Fine action-drama.

I can appreciate the sentiments of those who didn't like this film, but I did, a lot. Seagal looks very sleek and I thought the romance between him and Marge Helgenberger worked. The action wasn't over-the-top, but I thought it fit the plot.

As for the plot, sure, it's predictable. But most Hollywood movies are anyway. At least this one tries to say something constructive. I thought the scene in the church halfway through, where Seagal makes a speech to the congregation, worked very well and was the emotional center of the film. Most Hollywood movies don't touch social issues with a ten-foot pole. I give this one some credit for trying to do so.

All things considered I'd recommend this one. Thankfully it isn't shot in New York or LA. It has its limitations but I think on the whole the film works.