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Soldier (I) (1998)

R   |    |  Action, Drama, Sci-Fi

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A soldier trained from birth is deemed obsolete and dumped on a waste planet where he is reluctantly taken in by a community of defenseless, stranded wayfarers.

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  • Kurt Russell as Sergeant Todd
  • Nancy Barbato Sinatra at an event for Soldier (1998)
  • Kurt Russell as Sergeant Todd
  • Kurt Russell as Sergeant Todd
  • Todd & Caine
  • Gary Busey at an event for Soldier (1998)

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1 nomination.

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Trivia

A flop upon release, the film's U.S. box-office take was fourteen million dollars, which is six million dollars shy of Kurt Russell's salary.

Quotes

Female Voice: A soldier does not speak until spoken to by a superior officer. A soldier shows no mercy. Mercy is weakness. Weakness is death. A soldier...

Goofs

Positioning of Todd and Caine when Caine throws Todd through the air during the final fight.

Alternate Versions

Although rated "Not under 18" by the FSK in Germany, this version still contains numerous cuts to reduce violence. The "Not under 16" version removes or shortens nearly every violent part.

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The Flowing Bowl
Traditional Arranged by Solas
Courtesy of Shanachie Entertainment Corp.

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Plot Summary

Genres

Action | Drama | Sci-Fi

Details

Release Date:

23 October 1998

Language

English

Country of Origin

UK, USA

Filming Locations

Burbank, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$60,000,000 (estimated)

Opening Weekend:

$6,447,237 (USA) (25 October 1998)

Gross:

$14,567,883 (USA) (6 December 1998)

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