Spitfire

1995
R
1h 35m

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A sultry assassin is the target of two separate operatives in this globe-trotting action flick shot on location in the Bahamas, Athens, Rome and Hong Kong.A sultry assassin is the target of two separate operatives in this globe-trotting action flick shot on location in the Bahamas, Athens, Rome and Hong Kong.A sultry assassin is the target of two separate operatives in this globe-trotting action flick shot on location in the Bahamas, Athens, Rome and Hong Kong.

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4.6/10

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Trivia
Filmed back-to-back with Hong Kong 97 while Pyun was still prepping Heatseeker.

Goofs
In the opening credits Lance Henriksen's last name is misspelled as Henrikson.

Crazy credits
After the closing credits have wrapped up, we see a Secret Service agent on the phone proclaiming that they may need to keep tabs on Charlie.

Connections
References Blade Runner (1982)

Soundtracks
Heat On The Run
Written and performed by Madelynn von Ritz (as Madelyn Von Ritz)
Published by Heart Island Music

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5/10

A time-passer.

Low-grade Bondian imitation, although the focus is not on the Bond figure (played in a take-the-money-and-run style by the usually dependable Lance Henriksen) but on his daughter, a champion gymnast / martial artist played by the extremely flexible and athletic Kristie Phillips (she's clearly the best thing the film has to offer). It features lots of international locations, but they're so flatly photographed that they're practically indistinguishable from one another. (*1/2)