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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3/10

Pretty Sad

A very long time ago, I read an interview with one of my fav actors Lance Henriksen. In it, he talked about the differences between working with David Duchovny & Robert Patrick. He had done a movie with the latter? This was before 2011's 'Good Day for It'. Fast forward to now as I sit down for the second team-up of Lance & director Albert Pyun with 'Spitfire'. Then Mr. T-1000 shows up playing an uncredited gunman in the opening. Believe me when I say solving this mystery was way more fun than anything that happened afterwards.

A world class gymnast (Kristie Phillips) unknowingly has secret agents for parents (Henriksen, Debra Jo Fondren) and is thrown into the middle of a globe trotting adventure. The dad she doesn't even know covertly slips her a CD containing the launch codes to Ukrainian missiles which bad guys desperately want. Caught in the shenanigans is also an alcoholic sports reporter (Tim Thomerson) who lends a hand.

Pyun films are usually cheap, bad and this is yet another example. 'Spitfire' looks drab. Boasts being shot in multiple places, but isn't filmed well. Lance is wasted. A James Bond-like opening credit sequence is the most creative thing here. While a gymnastic competition lends more one note villains and an unintentional laugh or two. This was a real snooze.