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$96.99
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Format: VHS
Jul 1994
Rated R
Recording Mode: (unknown)
102 min.
Color
UPC: 012569638136 |
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Details
Movie Description
An environmental Rambo goes after an evil oil corporation bent on slaughtering Eskimos, destroying the Alaskan wilderness and producing oil.
Synopsis
Action hero Steven Seagal makes his directorial debut with this ecologically-sensitive thriller set in the wilds of Alaska. When maverick firefighter Forrest Taft discovers that his employer, Aegis Oil Company, is doing nasty things to the environment, he joins forces with the local Inuit tribe to save their land. Regarded by the Inuits as a warrior messiah, Taft is, in fact, an ex-CIA operative who has squirreled away enough weapons to liquidate a small country. He's a man of honor, of course, who kills only out of necessity -- and Aegis' corporate goons provide him with plenty of reasons to pull the trigger.
Film Notes
A Seagal-Nasso production.
Shot in Technicolor.
Additional cast: Chief Irvin Brink (Silook).
Rated BBFC 15 by the British Board of Film Classification.
Directorial debut for martial arts actor Steven Seagal.
Following songs were used in the film: "Hard Workin' Man," "One Last Good Hand," "House of My Friends," and "Under the Same Sun."
Additional credits: Stetson Visual Services, Mark Stetson and Robert Spurlock (miniature effects), Pacific Title (titles and opticals).
With Coupon
Industry Reviews
"...Lively entertainment for action fans....A handsome, big-budget production..."
Los Angeles Times - Kevin Thomas (02/21/1994)
Quotations
"His battle to save the Alaskan wilderness and protect its people, can only be won... ON DEADLY GROUND." -- marketing line for the film
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