A terminally-ill crime boss known only as The Man hires a hit man named Frank to carry out his own assassination, as well as the assassination of The Woman he loves. When The Woman turns out... Read allA terminally-ill crime boss known only as The Man hires a hit man named Frank to carry out his own assassination, as well as the assassination of The Woman he loves. When The Woman turns out to be Frank's long-lost lover, he turns against The Man and becomes the target himself.A terminally-ill crime boss known only as The Man hires a hit man named Frank to carry out his own assassination, as well as the assassination of The Woman he loves. When The Woman turns out to be Frank's long-lost lover, he turns against The Man and becomes the target himself.
- Awards
- 3 wins total
- The Lawyer
- (as Whit Hertford)
- The Bitch At The Bar
- (as Brooke Lewis)
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... and it was good to see Chad Everett again, after all these years, in a pitch-perfect performance as The Man.
... and we laughed many times at bodyguard Haiku's haiku sentences, Michael Madson's enthusiasm for BIG women and especially at David Carradine's perverse epicurean sex-voyeur. ("Would you like to feed Rupert?")
... and we agreed that newcomer Xin Sarith Wuku has the makings of a martial-arts movie star with his muscular neo-Bruce-Lee fighting style.
Though a bit uneven at times, this film certainly has its pleasures.
Reasons not to see this movie: 1. Although well done as a whole it's obvious in places it's low budget 2. Would have liked more action and less love story
Overall, Break is worth a peek. Don't listen to the 'not watchable' morons. It isn't a Hollywood classic, but it's not trying to be and it's a lotta fun to watch.
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- Budget
- $750,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 23 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1