Global Effect |
  • USA • 2002 • 92m •   • Directed by: Terry Cunningham. • Starring: Mädchen Amick, Daniel Bernhardt, Joel West, Arnold Vosloo, Kirk B.R. Woller, Carolyn Hennesy, Rolanda Marais, James Ryan, Terence Bridgett, Pierre Malherbe, Christo Loots, Morne Visser, Hakeem Kae-Kazim. • Music by: Sean Murray.      An eco-terrorist and his band of trigger-happy hoodlums kidnap scientist Sara Levitt to secure her assistance in deploying a devastating virus that could kill everyone on Earth should it fall into the wrong hands. Whoops, it just did. But soldier-for-hire Marcus Poynt and his gun-toting mercenaries are on the way to the jungle to save Dr.Levitt and the world, if they can only get past the violent diamond smugglers who are in their way.
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Mmm OK say I have to write at least 10 lines of text, so I guess I'll comment on some of the other stuff. Madchen Amick (as the chemist) is of course a pleasure to look at. One of the guys on the "team" has some kind of South African accent... either he grew up in some weird place there or he is a foreign actor making a poor attempt to sound South African. Nevertheless it's still nice hearing an SA accent in a movie, with of course all the scenes from CT.
Review by Gadi Cohen from the Internet Movie Database.
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