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Storyline
When the moral values of a longtime wetwork black ops agent is tested during his last operation, he receives an unfavorable psych evaluation. Now he is given a break and a seemingly uncomplicated assignment of simply protecting the security of a young female code announcer, code resources and remote station they are assigned to. After an ambush and one phone call later, it becomes a complicated fight for their survival. Written by
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The code has never been compromised. Until now.
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Goofs
When Emerson and Katherine find David's body in the basement, the shadow of a boom mic is plainly visible on the back wall.
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Quotes
Emerson Kent:
Oh shit, your leg.
Katherine:
Oh my God!
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as he carries her to a table]
Katherine:
I can't even feel anything.
Emerson Kent:
That's usually a bad sign.
Katherine:
You always know what to say to a girl.
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Crazy Credits
Opening credits starts with some numbers spoken and reversed match with the names that are shown.
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I saw that this movie only scored 5.4 on IMDb and I wanted to quickly write that it's a whole lot better than that. The movie kept me interested from start to finish. It doesn't slow down appreciably at any point. There isn't an overwhelming amount of action but there is a tense atmosphere throughout. The location is also great. A moody, grey numbers station right out in the middle of nowhere. But the main reason for watching this movie is Cusack who perfectly plays the loner, haunted, tough guy, with a conscience. He's supremely watchable in every frame. In fact, Cusack plays these types of characters better than anything else. He has that suitably detached, dangerous look, down to a tee. He also does ambiguity very well. All of this is displayed really well in the movie. Ackerman is also well cast as the enthusiastic, smart code girl.