Elite army unit is assigned to destroy North Korea's lone nuclear facility.Elite army unit is assigned to destroy North Korea's lone nuclear facility.Elite army unit is assigned to destroy North Korea's lone nuclear facility.
Jennifer Blanc-Biehn
- Sgt. Susie Warzenak
- (as Jennifer Blanc)
Storyline
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- TriviaWhile shooting a fight scene, Michael Biehn stepped on and broke one of Adrian Paul's toes.
- GoofsWhen Brigadier General Burke is dressed in her Army Service Uniform (ASU), her ranks are pinned on to her shoulder. In the army, you are only authorized to wear a slip-on rank epaulet, and no ribbons are authorized to be worn on the dress shirt, only on the dress jacket.
- ConnectionsFeatures Dirty Dancing (1987)
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I was totally sucked in by the video cover.
I love movies about small unit warfare (Sniper, 84 Charlie Mopic, Platoon even) and a movie starring Michael Biehn (Navy Seals) couldn't be totally rock bottom, even for a video rental? No such luck, though. Instead of being a movie of a small unit stuck behind the lines, it turns into a "we're going to prove women soldiers are just as good as men, and we're going to prove it in North Korea" howler come exploitation movie - except there are no decent shower scenes.
Watch the great R. Lee Ermey wasted in a throw away role. Watch Hiep Thi Lay (Heaven And Earth) go through 'Nam flashbacks when faced with a concrete cylinder "tunnel" (people, she's a girl going through Ranger training, how old is she supposed to be in this - 35? 45?).
All I can say is that the producers of this junk should be fragged.
Why, you ask? I'll tell you why.
It's because "Dead Men Can't Dance".
Alex
I love movies about small unit warfare (Sniper, 84 Charlie Mopic, Platoon even) and a movie starring Michael Biehn (Navy Seals) couldn't be totally rock bottom, even for a video rental? No such luck, though. Instead of being a movie of a small unit stuck behind the lines, it turns into a "we're going to prove women soldiers are just as good as men, and we're going to prove it in North Korea" howler come exploitation movie - except there are no decent shower scenes.
Watch the great R. Lee Ermey wasted in a throw away role. Watch Hiep Thi Lay (Heaven And Earth) go through 'Nam flashbacks when faced with a concrete cylinder "tunnel" (people, she's a girl going through Ranger training, how old is she supposed to be in this - 35? 45?).
All I can say is that the producers of this junk should be fragged.
Why, you ask? I'll tell you why.
It's because "Dead Men Can't Dance".
Alex
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- Runtime1 hour 37 minutes
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