Supreme Sanction

Película de TV
1999
R
1h 35min

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Michael Madsen and Kristy Swanson in Supreme Sanction (1999)

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Action Adventure Crime Thriller

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAn assassin for the U.S. government becomes the next target of her employers when she spares the life of a nationally known TV reporter.An assassin for the U.S. government becomes the next target of her employers when she spares the life of a nationally known TV reporter.An assassin for the U.S. government becomes the next target of her employers when she spares the life of a nationally known TV reporter.

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(as Tommy 'Tiny' Lister Jr.)

Al Sapienza

Holman

Suanne Spoke

Tourist Wife

Donald Faison

Marcus
(as Donald Adeosun Faison)

Holliston Coleman

Bailey McNamara
(as Holliston 'Holli' Coleman)

Teo Smoot

Ron the Security Guard
(as Teo)

Dannon Green

Stebbins

D.J. Berg

Henderson

Marshall Manesh

Hawk Face Man

Phil Hawn

Tourist Husband 'Stanley'
(sin créditos)

Aliza Washabaugh

Homeless Lady
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
Michael Madsen's assistant, Todd Spangler, is seen pushing two of Madsen's sons, Christian and Max on the swing.

Errores
At :57, Jenna throws the knife into the neck of Dalton's man. After finishing him, she takes off without the knife in her hand. Her next scene, she confronts McNamara and she has the knife.

Citas
Dalton: The dog won't hunt. Put her to sleep.

Conexiones
Edited from Fire Birds (1990)

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Time-Waster

I saw this film in the TV guide and decided to give it a go, since it had Kristy Swanson. Anyway seeing her as an government assassin was new. The opening credits were encouraging, but then my expectations went down the drain as soon as the shooting started. Swanson does not look in anyway like a hitwoman, the 'action' scenes are laughable. The reporter she is supposed to be protecting look s bored most of the time. Michael Madsen is such a over-rated actor, it occurred to me that he plays the exact same character in every movie. The attempts at humour are so bad that they're funny, the best lines go to Swanson's sidekick. Ron Pearlman is wasted as the big boss, and dies cheaply. In one scene the reporter has been interrogated (Tortured) by Madsen's people, but when we see him afterwards he doesn't have a mark on him!!!