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Genres:
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Action /
Crime /
Mystery /
Thriller /
Music
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Release:
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Director:
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Peter Hyams
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Actors:
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Meg Ryan,
Marvin J. McIntyre,
Dana Gladstone,
Sean Connery,
Mark Harmon,
Jack Warden,
Mark Blum,
Jenette Goldstein,
Don Calfa,
John DiSanti
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Duration:
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97 min.
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Rating:
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(5.7/10)89.5
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Plot Summary:
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At the Presidio, the Army base in San Francisco, a female MP was conducting her rounds when she came across the officer of the law's join forces and the door had been faked open. She went to explore and was by no means. The individuals who impoverished in got into their motor and drove and what followed was high make tracks hunting that got both the Army MP's and the San Francisco police knotty, which ended unspeakably for both. Jay Austin, a San Francisco Enforce detective, is sent to investigate and he is met by Lt. Colonel Caldwell, who was his commanding functionary, when he was an MP on ... the Presidio. It seems that Austin tried to seizure an Army officer but didn't follow procedures and Caldwell didn't in him. And the murdered MP was Austin's partner. A prelude research casts tad on the Old Bill Austin tried to detain.
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The Presidio
Director Peter Hyams is an at the beck-rated master of the high concept action thriller his most recent was the "material time" Nick of Obsolescent and this effort boasts his usual strengths and weaknesses. On the downside, the plotting in which San Francisco cop Mark Harmon is paired with an old antagonist, military policeman Sean Connery, to crack a murder mystery is superficial to say the least. Still, Hyams distracts concentration from that with some humdinging undertaking sequences, including the requisite but smartly cannon-ball car track and the absolute squushy scuttle-out. Performance-wise, Connery and Harmon spar off each other nicely, Meg Ryan is a feisty love interest and there are jam-packed supporting turns from Jack Warden and Assess Blum.
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