Agent Red

2000

Agent Red

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Movie Info

A group of renegades who hold the fate of the world in their hands meet their match in an army of one in this action thriller. Matt Hendricks (Dolph Lundgren) is a Special Forces officer with the United States Marines whose significant other, Dr. Lynda Christian (Meilani Paul), is a scientist specializing in virus research. Lynda, on a high security assignment with the government, is travelling from Russia to the United States via a U.S. Navy submarine; she and Matt have had a serious argument, and in hopes of patching things up, Matt arranges to come back to America on the same sub. However, their romantic problems soon take a back seat to more pressing concerns. Lynda is helping to escort a cache of Agent Red back to the States; Agent Red is a powerful biological weapon, with no known antidote, that could kill the population of a major city in a matter of hours. Word of the deadly cargo has leaked out to a group of fanatical Russian terrorists, who have ambushed the sub and stolen the powerful virus. The terrorists have threatened to release Agent Red in New York and Moscow via the sub's missile system if their demands aren't met, and Matt becomes the world's last defense against destruction as he takes on the invaders. Agent Red was also released under the title Captured.

Rating:

R (adult situations)
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Drama, Mystery & Suspense
Directed By:

Damian Lee, Damien Lee
Written By:

Steve Latshaw, Damian Lee
In Theaters:

Jan 1, 2000 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Feb 3, 2004
Runtime:

95 minutes
Studio:

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment

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Cast

Dolph Lundgren
as Matt Hendricks

Meilani Paul
as Linda Christian

Alexandr Kuznetzov

Natalie Radford
as Nadia

Randolph Mantooth
as Adm. Edwards

Tony Becker
as Lt. Jack Colson

Neal Matarazzo
as Lt. Matarazzo

Aleksandr Kuznetsov
as Kretz

Steve Eastin
as Capt. Russell

Allan Kolman
as Ziggy

Larry Carroll
as Newscaster

Robert Donovan
as Gen. Minowski

Pat Skelton
as Borenz

Melissa Brasselle
as Dr. Baker

Steve Franken
as Gen. Socka

Lenny Juliano
as Captain

Stephen Macht
as Stillwell

Bill Monroe
as The President

Peter Spellos
as KGB Colonel Korsky

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Feb 09, 2012

A Joke is what this movie is. Right from the opening scene with what's supposed to be United States Marines on a mission, the face paint alone tells you what Hollywood thinks of our fighting forces and there missions. If you ever see a Marine in the shape or with the hair these actors have you are not looking at US Marines. I have yet to see a movie with Dolph Lundgren in it where he was nothing more then a idiot. The movie is about a Virus called Agent Red that is being transported back to the US via Submarine, but Russian terriost have take over the sub and Dolph single handily saves the day, kills all 12 terrorist and pilots the submarine all by himself with the help of his fiancée Meilani Paul. The lines in the movie are funny but way out of place, American actors who are supposed to be Russians lose there Russian accent at times, like I said a joke. So why would I buy such a movie because it was in the $3 bin at Big Lots. 1 1/2 stars and I am being very nice.

Bruce B Super Reviewer
Jan 09, 2009

This is probably Dolph Lundgren worst movie besides Stormcatcher. The first complaint is the glaring inconsistencies. Having American's flying MIG's, having air-to-air missiles turning into torpedos when they hit the water. The fact that the submarine looked like an oil refinery rather than something where space is of a premium or maybe the lack of any attempt at military accuracy. Then there is the horrible characters. Every Russian shown was either a terrorist or drinking vodka. All the Americans were caricatures of real people, and they kept saying "God help us". So much of the footage was stolen from other movies it is laughable. They included a female terrorist basically so she could have a cat-fight with Dolph Lundgren's fiancee. Basically this movie is a very cliché action movie that is not in anyway stylish or well scripted but it is funny, notably the bad Russian accents and the puns, so at least the makers of this new they were not making a classic, overall this is not horrendous but is still pretty bad,you could quite easily stomach the full 90 minutes on a good day, if only for the hilariously cheesy dialogue but if you have a choice between this and an earlier Dolph Lundgren flick the place this nicely back on the shelf.

Steven V Super Reviewer