Fierce Creatures/Metro/In Love and War/Prefontaine/The Relic

A Cracking 90's Conspiracy Action Thriller, Much More Exciting Than It's Given Credit For!!!

Poor action and very lazy plotting - may I suggest Enemy of the State?

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Nastassja Kinski and Charlie Sheen in Terminal Velocity (1994)

Kelly McGillis and Jeff Daniels in The House on Carroll Street (1988)

Shannon Tweed and Peter Weller in Of Unknown Origin (1983)

Donald Sutherland, Ben Kingsley, and Aidan Quinn in The Assignment (1997)

Charlie Sheen in Bad Day on the Block (1997)

Sean Astin, David Cross, and Michael Vartan in Demoted (2011)

John Gielgud, Michael Caine, Felicity Dean, James Fox, and Nigel Havers in The Whistle Blower (1986)

Charlie Sheen and Christopher McDonald in Five Aces (1999)

Charlie Sheen in Shadow Conspiracy (1997)

Linda Hamilton and Charlie Sheen in Shadow Conspiracy (1997)

Charlie Sheen and Sam Waterston in Shadow Conspiracy (1997)

Linda Hamilton in Shadow Conspiracy (1997)

Donald Sutherland in Shadow Conspiracy (1997)

Charlie Sheen and Donald Sutherland in Shadow Conspiracy (1997)

Charlie Sheen

Donald Sutherland

Linda Hamilton

Adi Hasak

Ric Gibbs

Bishop, trusted advisor to the president, has shots fired at him when Pachenko comes to him about a traitor in highest level of government. He gets away from the cold blooded assassin twice. Will he find the traitor before getting...

George P. Cosmatos

Shadow Conspiracy

Exciting, not great

Bobby Bishop&apos;s role in the White House was never made clear, but when they needed him, they sent a helicopter, and he arrived in a conference room full of suits still wearing his sweaty Princeton sweatshirt. Once he cleaned up and put on his own suit, Bishop went before the press to clear up a public relations problem--after reminding a certain congressman what could happen if said congressman didn&apos;t help.

A secret meeting with Prof. Pochenko promised to reveal something not quite kosher in the White House. But a man with a gun wanted the information to stay secret. So Bishop spent the rest of the movie on the run and trying to uncover secrets with the help of Washington Herald reporter Amanda Givens. Meanwhile, someone was capable of monitoring pretty much every phone call that took place in the movie.

I like Charlie Sheen better as a womanizing jerk, but he was just fine here. Both Sheen characters know how to scheme and lie and otherwise be quite charming to get what they want. Donald Sutherland did a credible job as the White House Chief of Staff who didn&apos;t have faith in the President&apos;s ability. And Sam Waterston didn&apos;t exactly inspire confidence as the President. Linda Hamilton was good as Amanda. 

This wasn&apos;t a great action thriller, but it was good nevertheless. Too violent for my taste (and there was a stern warning on the TV station I watched, even after the movie was cleaned up for TV), but I enjoyed the chases and the occasional comedy.

Bobby Bishop's role in the White House was never made clear, but when they needed him, they sent a helicopter, and he arrived in a conference room full of suits still wearing his sweaty Princeton sweatshirt. Once he cleaned up and put on his own suit, Bishop went before the press to clear up a public relations problem--after reminding a certain congressman what could happen if said congressman didn't help.

A secret meeting with Prof. Pochenko promised to reveal something not quite kosher in the White House. But a man with a gun wanted the information to stay secret. So Bishop spent the rest of the movie on the run and trying to uncover secrets with the help of Washington Herald reporter Amanda Givens. Meanwhile, someone was capable of monitoring pretty much every phone call that took place in the movie.

I like Charlie Sheen better as a womanizing jerk, but he was just fine here. Both Sheen characters know how to scheme and lie and otherwise be quite charming to get what they want. Donald Sutherland did a credible job as the White House Chief of Staff who didn't have faith in the President's ability. And Sam Waterston didn't exactly inspire confidence as the President. Linda Hamilton was good as Amanda. 

This wasn't a great action thriller, but it was good nevertheless. Too violent for my taste (and there was a stern warning on the TV station I watched, even after the movie was cleaned up for TV), but I enjoyed the chases and the occasional comedy.

Bishop, trusted advisor to the president, has shots fired at him when Pachenko comes to him about a traitor in highest level of government. He gets away from the cold blooded assassin twice. Will he find the traitor before getting killed?

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