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He's Back... And He Wants Revenge
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Agent Neil Shaw is called out of retirement and finds himself in the midst of a plot to assassinate several leading Senators with himself set-up to take the rap for a recent killing. full summary | full synopsis
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Betrayal
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Corruption
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Murder
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Violence
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Part Of Trilogy
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1 nomination
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Bang bang pow pow
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Wesley Snipes | ... | Neil Shaw | |
| Lochlyn Munro | ... | Garret | |
| Athena Karkanis | ... | Melina Cruz | |
| Winston Rekert | ... | Reverend Tim | |
| Ryan Mcdonald | ... | Alex | |
| Rachel Hayward | ... | Carlson | |
| Scott Heindl | ... | Graham | |
| Michael Ryan | ... | Senator Phillips | |
| Olivia Cheng | ... | Geena | |
| Paul Bae | ... | Stan | |
| Clifford W. Stewart | ... | Mom | |
| Anna Mae Routledge | ... | Tammy | |
| Eric Brecker | ... | Becker | |
| Kenneth W. Yanko | ... | General (as Kenneth Yanko) | |
| Dean Redman | ... | Team Leader |
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Also Known As:
L'art de la guerre II - Trahison (Canada: French title)
Operation Espionage (Canada: English title) (working title)
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Operation Espionage (Canada: English title) (working title)
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USA:103 min
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2.35 : 1 more
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USA:R |
UK:15 |
Singapore:NC-16 |
Netherlands:16 |
Argentina:16 |
South Korea:18 |
Australia:M |
Japan:G
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The "L900 Battle Rifle" is in fact the M-950/Liberty III Pistol from Calico Weapon System.
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Revealing mistakes: During the opening credits a gun is fired in a closeup. The muzzle fire is visible, but the gun never cocks back.
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References Brokeback Mountain (2005)
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It would be interesting to count the number of rounds fired in this film. It is a gun freak's delight. And after almost two hours of bang bang and pow pow, we wonder why there is a problem with violence in our society. Even more offensive is the fact that this movie, shot in Vancouver with the involvement of Corus Entertainment and the Canadian Movie Network, is subsidized by the Canadian government! There is no mention of Vancouver. It's all about US senators and the CIA and Los Angeles. Bad enough when the Americans come up here and use Canadian cities as stand ins for theirs. But when craven Canadian film makers do it themselves, pandering to the US market and being timidly embarrassed about their own country, it's embarrassing and pitiful. Is there any other country in the world with so little cinematic backbone? The story is the usual good guys bad guys confrontation. It would be forgettable enough but the cinematography people were allowed to go berserk with totally needless attempts at "creativity." Negative images. Wild jump shots. Excessive pans and zooms. It looks like the work of somebody who just bought their first home video camera and is playing with all the "neat" features.