Haute voltige sur Miami

Original title: Cutaway

TV Movie
2000
R
1h 44m

IMDb RATING

5.2/10

1.8K

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Stephen Baldwin, Tom Berenger, and Dennis Rodman in Haute voltige sur Miami (2000)

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A Drug Enforcement Agent (Baldwin) goes undercover on a sky diving team to track down illegal drugs.A Drug Enforcement Agent (Baldwin) goes undercover on a sky diving team to track down illegal drugs.A Drug Enforcement Agent (Baldwin) goes undercover on a sky diving team to track down illegal drugs.

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IMDb RATING

5.2/10

1.8K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trailer 2:54

Cutaway

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Trivia
To improve his skydiving skills, Cooper goes to Delmira, the leader of an Army team. The team; The Golden Knights, who in real life a group of elite skydivers from the US-Army, have since their creation in 1959, won more than 2,148 gold, 1,117 silver & 693 bronze medals, in national and international competitions. Member of the Golden Knights have also participated in breaking more than 348 world records.

Goofs
When Vic and Red Line land on the roof to deliver the drugs, they use normal 9-cell skydiving parachutes. When they leap from the building they use 7-cell B.A.S.E canopies.

Quotes
Agent Victor 'Vic' Cooper: I'll see you on the flightline

Connections
Edited into 2 Everything 2 Terrible 2: Tokyo Drift (2010)

Soundtracks
5th Element
Performed by B.Z. Lewis
Written by B.Z. Lewis
Published by 132 Publishing
(100%) ASCAP

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Featured review

Berenger is half the show

An odd mix between undercover-cop-infiltrating-the-bad-guys and sports-movies! It does have a likeable cast and some terrific skydiving-scenes (the lead actors obviously jumped in real life). But what really makes it entertaining enough to sit through is the flamboyant performance of good old Tom Berenger, reminding us of what once made him one of the finest actors on-screen. Here he really is half the show in a 9 million dollar production that looks like 20 million.