Deadly Impact

2010
R
1h 36m

IMDb RATING

5.2/10

2.7K

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Sean Patrick Flanery and Joe Pantoliano in Deadly Impact (2010)

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Action Crime Thriller

A police officer with a painful past returns home to help the FBI track down a mastermind assassin.A police officer with a painful past returns home to help the FBI track down a mastermind assassin.A police officer with a painful past returns home to help the FBI track down a mastermind assassin.

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IMDb RATING

5.2/10

2.7K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Hotel scenes filmed at Nativo Lodge in Albuquerque, NM.

Goofs
A character opens a storage room in a facility. After the lock is removed, he simply rolls the door up. However, he would have to move the latch (normally held by lock) before he could open the door.

Quotes
[first lines]
Tom Armstrong: [groan] There's gotta be a million people in the middle of that store.
Ryan Alba: Tommy. Tommy, if you ever wanna call me friend again, you'll help me right now.

Soundtracks
Blue Christmas
Written by Billy Hayes (as Bill Hayes) and Jay Johnson
Performed by Big Bad Voodoo Daddy

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Featured review

5/10

Joey is fun

Police detective Tom Armstrong (Sean Patrick Flanery) gets trapped by a demented killer (Joe Pantoliano). He is forced to kill his own wife to save his men and escape the trap. It sends him into a drunken spiral. FBI agent Isabel (Carmen Serano) tracks him down in Mexico after the killer resurfaces. He is now out for revenge.

This is weakly made B-action thriller. The production is all lower tier filmmaking. Most of the actors are functional and forgettable with the exception of Joe Pantoliano. He seems to be having fun with playing the villain. Other than that, this is mostly a nothing B-movie.