Cable drama obviously inspired by better films.
Militia (2000)
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Runtime: 1 hr 37 mins
Genre: Action/Adventure
Synopsis: Mr. Cain (superman from TV's LOIS AND CLARK) stars as an ATF agent tapped to infiltrate an extremist militia. The ATF has determined that this militia possesses three stolen Anthrax missiles which... Mr. Cain (superman from TV's LOIS AND CLARK) stars as an ATF agent tapped to infiltrate an extremist militia. The ATF has determined that this militia possesses three stolen Anthrax missiles which it plans to deploy in their plot to kill the US president. In constant danger of being found out, Mr. Cain must locate the missiles and gain the trust of his new colleagues while averting a potentially disastrous violent showdown between the militia and the ATF. An excellent actioner, distinguished by a fine supporting performance from Stacey Keach. [More]
Starring: Dean Cain, Jennifer Beals, Frederic Forrest, Stacy Keach
Starring: Dean Cain, Jennifer Beals, Frederic Forrest, Stacy Keach
Director: Jim Wynorski
Director: Jim Wynorski
Screenwriter: Steve Latshaw
Composer: Joel Goldsmith
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| 36% 36% | Angels & Demons |
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| 95% 95% | Star Trek |
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