Objectif meurtre

Original title: Killer Image

1992
R
1h 34m

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Michael Ironside in Objectif meurtre (1992)

After his brother's murder, Max Oliver (John Pyper-Ferguson) suspects the last photographs his brother took provide the key to a sprawling political cover-up.After his brother's murder, Max Oliver (John Pyper-Ferguson) suspects the last photographs his brother took provide the key to a sprawling political cover-up.After his brother's murder, Max Oliver (John Pyper-Ferguson) suspects the last photographs his brother took provide the key to a sprawling political cover-up.

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When Luther is fighting Max near the raging river, there is no way that he could have fired so many shots from his tiny machine-pistol - you can see that it has an ammo clip only about eight inches long, and yet he fires many dozens of shots without ever reloading.

Quotes
John Kane: If I ever started thinking with my cerebral mechanism, instead of my dick, I could run the world.

Connections
Featured in Joe Bob's Drive-In Theater: Episode dated 9 July 1994 (1994)

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Written and Performed by Colin James
Courtesy of Virgin Records America Inc.

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4/10

Mediocre movie, but Steve Merchant's performance makes it worthwhile

Despite a small role from a tall actor, there is nothing lanky about Steve Merchant's performance as Kirk in Killer Image.

Even though this only seems to be his first Hollywood movie, he displays the cool attitude of a modern day actor like Clive Warren.

While he wasn't able to display them in this movie, Merchant's past experience with wire work and stunt falls truly shone through in this movie.

Mark this movie as the start of his now budding action star career. His next role should have his imagined riches turning real, with these kinds of performances.

As for the remainder of the cast, they turn in serviceable performances. While Ironsides is as good as usual, I'd rather just watch an episode of Columbo over this forgettable movie.