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3.4/10
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A freelance agent must transport a package for a mysterious employer, leading him into a web of betrayal and deceit.A freelance agent must transport a package for a mysterious employer, leading him into a web of betrayal and deceit.A freelance agent must transport a package for a mysterious employer, leading him into a web of betrayal and deceit.
Grzegorz Mostowicz-Gerszt
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- (as Grzegorz Mostowicz)
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- TriviaSteven Seagal's voice is occasionally dubbed over. Fans believe it is someone else doing Steven's voice, but it is actually Seagal himself, passive aggressively changing his voice because he was mad he had to do it over.
- GoofsIn the scene where the characters exit the burning farmhouse, Steven Segal's stand-in is clearly visible.
- ConnectionsEdited into Black Dawn (2005)
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The movie fascinated me because of the plot, but once it got underway my fascination took a different direction. I think for the only time in my life I laughed at people getting shot. Segall's Dutch accomplice shoots everyone! He himself is shot four different times. The hotel clerk won't give out a room number? Ask her to call and see which number she dials. Then, instead of unobtrusively going to that room, shoot her!
The farce is complete when Segall faces down an opponent holding a gun 20 yards away. He flings a flight recorder CD with a little C4 stuck on like gum at his assailant. We see the disk igniting in mid-air in slow motion. Does the other guy shoot? No, he just stares at a CD coming to blow him away. The CD has the extra fun effect of propelling him backwards and upwards through a conveniently placed 2nd story picture window.
I must admit; I enjoyed this so much that I immediately went out to get another Segall movie to see if it is as ridiculous. I can't explain why this is entertaining, but it is! IT IS!!
The farce is complete when Segall faces down an opponent holding a gun 20 yards away. He flings a flight recorder CD with a little C4 stuck on like gum at his assailant. We see the disk igniting in mid-air in slow motion. Does the other guy shoot? No, he just stares at a CD coming to blow him away. The CD has the extra fun effect of propelling him backwards and upwards through a conveniently placed 2nd story picture window.
I must admit; I enjoyed this so much that I immediately went out to get another Segall movie to see if it is as ridiculous. I can't explain why this is entertaining, but it is! IT IS!!
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- Budget
- $16,700,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 35 minutes
- Color
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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