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Extreme Ops (2002)

PG-13   |    |  Action, Adventure, Thriller

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While filming an advertisement, some extreme sports enthusiasts unwittingly stop a group of terrorists.

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  • Klaus Löwitsch in Extreme Ops (2002)
  • Rufus Sewell and Bridgette Wilson-Sampras in Extreme Ops (2002)
  • Devon Sawa and Bridgette Wilson-Sampras in Extreme Ops (2002)
  • Tom Delmar Stunt Coordinator & Action Director. Jana Pallaske (Kittie) ready to shoot the Helicopter out of the sky! 'Extreme Ops'.jpg
  • Left to right: Joe Absolom as Silo (left front), Jana Pallaske as Kittie (left middle), Devon Sawa as Will (left rear), Brigitte Wilaon-Sampras as Chloe (right front), and Rufus Sewell as Ian (right rear).
  • Devon Sawa, Normand Corbeil, Clive Barrett, Timothy Scott Bogart, Moshe Diamant, Christian Duguay, Jan Fantl, Philip Harrison, Hannes Hubach, Sylvain Lebel, Mark Mullin, Stanislas Syrewicz, and Michael Zaidan in Extreme Ops (2002)

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19 June 2003 | bkossy
A fun senseless romp
A fun senseless romp that was way more entertaining than the self aggrandizing "Die Another Day." This movie has no pretensions. It's formulaic B-movie material, but it knows it. The casting is good, the acting is spirited, and the special effects are clever. It even manages to make fun of itself. Are avalanche scenes real, or digital? I see from the ratings that women like it more than men. I think that's because there's no gratuitous sex or violence, and the females leads are strong and entertaining. Also notable is that it pokes some fun at reality TV shows with the obligatory hot tub scene, and plot references to shows like "Fear Factor," and "Big Brother."

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Trivia

The closing credits begin with 'To Werner' - Werner Koenig had died in an avalanche in 2000 while location scouting for this movie.

Quotes

Silo: What's up, bitches!

Goofs

At the end on the mountain there is only one camera present, yet the resulting video shows someone holding that camera.

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Hang On
Written and Performed by 3rd Strike
Courtesy of Hollywood Records

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Plot Summary

Genres

Action | Adventure | Thriller

Details

Release Date:

27 November 2002

Language

English, German, Japanese, Serbo-Croatian

Country of Origin

UK, Germany, Luxembourg

Filming Locations

Berlin, Germany

Box Office

Budget:

$40,000,000 (estimated)

Opening Weekend USA:

$2,233,525 1 December 2002

Gross USA:

$4,842,259

Cumulative Worldwide Gross:

$10,959,475

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