Shattered Lies

2002
R
1h 35m

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Elizabeth Giordano, James Russo, and Frank Zagarino in Shattered Lies (2002)

A private detective, a young woman, bank robbers and crooked cops all embark on a chase for a piece of paper that will lead them to three million dollars.A private detective, a young woman, bank robbers and crooked cops all embark on a chase for a piece of paper that will lead them to three million dollars.A private detective, a young woman, bank robbers and crooked cops all embark on a chase for a piece of paper that will lead them to three million dollars.

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5.0/10

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8scorpion-52

Pretty fun film with a great cast

I wasn't sure what to expect form this film, given that I couldn't find one single review for it, but it turned out to be a pleasant surprise. The plot is nothing special, something about searching for 3 million dollars that's real but dosen't legally exist(don't ask) It's the cast that really makes this film, you've got Martin Kove, Jack Scalia, James Russo and Frank Zagarino(who plays the hero this time instead of playing a bad guy like he usually does) they all do commendable jobs, but the female villain with lesbian tendencies was my favorite(she makes a crack about the hero's love interest having "sweet-smelling panties! LOL) There's the running gag about the protagonist keeps on changing his story and name(hence the title "Shattered Lies") Gerry Lively does a great job on the action scenes, so all in all this was a fun ride, so check this one out if you can.

8santirevecolepe

Anime-inspiring action movie with an ensemble cast

When it's all said and done, Shattered Lies is the definite budget action film for the fans of action anime, and if you love them, give this one a buy and for a cheap price, you wouldn't disappointed.

The sound design for the movie is decent, because I heard some Skywalker Sound explosions throughout the movie, along with the "big metal squeak with hinge".