Land of the Free

1998
R
1h 40m

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A political candidate uses his office to shield his criminal activities while his campaign manager fights for the truth.A political candidate uses his office to shield his criminal activities while his campaign manager fights for the truth.A political candidate uses his office to shield his criminal activities while his campaign manager fights for the truth.

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4.6/10

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Jeff Speakman

Frank Jennings

William Shatner

Aidan Carvell

Lisa Darr

Annie Jennings

Larry Cedar

Agent Green

John Furey

Agent Luckenbill

Chris Lemmon

Agent Thornton

Charles Robinson

Matt McCaster
(as Charlie Robinson)

Cody Dorkin

Randy Jennings

Robert Torti

Fitzpatrick

Candice Azzara

Waitress
(as Candy Azzara)

Bob Bragg

Andrews

Tony Brassfield

Gilman

Danny Breen

Bailiff

Chris Byrne

Leader

Gary Carlos Cervantes

Grand Jury Foreman
(as Carlos Cervantes)

Alisa Christensen

Helene

Eric Chambers

Harris

Dean Raphael Ferrandini

CIA Agent Griggs
(as Dean Ferrandini)

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- Jerry Jameson
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William Shatner had in the classic episode of The Twilight Zone (1959) "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" played a plane passenger recovering from a nervous breakdown who is unable to convince anyone about the strange creature he keeps seeing on the aircraft's wing, portrayed by Nick Cravat. When the story was redone in Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983), John Lithgow played the passenger and the creature was played by Shatner's co-star here, Larry Cedar.

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2/10

"Land Of The Free" Is A Bad Movie But Hooks Me Still

Any of the movies from the company "PM" are usually gonna be pretty bad. PM uses the same actors quite frequently, especially Dennis Hopper and Michael Madsen. I was surprised to see Bill Shatner show up. The most ridiculous part of the movie to me is the climactic fight between Jennings (Jeff Speakman) and Shatner's character Aiden Carvell (however it is spelled, who cares!!). Speakman at the time was only 38 or 39 years old and is a martial arts expert. He is supposed to have a hand to hand fight with portly, aging, senior citizen Shatner. Come on! Shatner only got one good lick on Speakman anyway in the fight. Plus, he was another example of the kind of bad guy who talks instead of just killing the hero when he has the chance. He walks up to Speakman with a gun and says "It's over!" Just shoot him! Speakman then kicks Shatner's ass while he is badly injured (Speakman).

Bad movie but I bought it cheap on DVD and watch it frequently if I am bored just alone because the climactic fight is so hilarious! Why do they have all these former TV stars in this movie by the way? Bernie "Doc" Kopell from "The Love Boat" shows up. Charles Robinson from "Night Court" plays a bad guy and of course William Shatner of "Star Trek" plays the bad guy ringleader.