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Witness to a Kill (2001)The Queen's Messenger is called to convey vital dispatches to a highly secretive conference called to combat the activities of modern poachers who threaten the economies of many African states. Director:Darrell Roodt |
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Karl Wolf
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Major Mackay
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Once again, the Queen's Messenger, Captain Strong (Gary Daniels) has been called in by Her Majesty's Secret Service. This time, to convey vital dispatches to a highly secretive conference called to combat the activities of modern poachers who threaten the economies of many African states with the smuggling of ivory, diamond, drugs, and even people. Written by Anonymous
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2001 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Paddy: I'll do my best, sir.
[turning to the men]
Paddy: Well, gentlemen, you're all dead. Congratulations. And believe me, by the time I'm done with you, you'll wish you bloody well were.
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Capt. Strong: Lieutenant, you handle the debriefing. But pull your punches this time, okay?Paddy: I'll do my best, sir.
[turning to the men]
Paddy: Well, gentlemen, you're all dead. Congratulations. And believe me, by the time I'm done with you, you'll wish you bloody well were.
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Without pointing out specifics, was there really a producer and director involved in this movie in any way whatsoever; 5 minutes from the end and I couldn't watch anymore.
OK, so Monica has absolutely no acting skills, but none of the others have much more than that. Still, I could deal with this if the producer, director or writer or whoever could have spent some time and made some of the scenes the least bit believable.
The fight scenes were so fake and there wasn't much action that I could see; or maybe it was that what there was was so bad. At times the bad guys apparently die from the lightest of touches and never ever ever fire their guns going down, and Captain Strong can apparently kick harder than a car going at 20 mph.
If I wanted really fake fight scenes, I watch kungfu movies.