The Feds: Terror

El episodio se transmitió el 30 ago 1995
1h 33min

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Robert Taylor in The Feds: Terror (1995)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThe death and subsequent State funeral of a former Prime Minister puts the Feds in charge of security for all visiting Heads of State. What nobody anticipates, except for a visiting German p... Leer todoThe death and subsequent State funeral of a former Prime Minister puts the Feds in charge of security for all visiting Heads of State. What nobody anticipates, except for a visiting German policeman, is the white extremist bomber who comes on a special mission, targeting the visi... Leer todoThe death and subsequent State funeral of a former Prime Minister puts the Feds in charge of security for all visiting Heads of State. What nobody anticipates, except for a visiting German policeman, is the white extremist bomber who comes on a special mission, targeting the visiting South African president.

Dirección
- Donald Crombie
Guionistas
- Graeme Farmer
- Ian McFadyen
Elenco

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Dirección
- Donald Crombie
Guionistas
- Graeme Farmer
- Ian McFadyen
Elenco

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8wombat_1

Slightly over the top, but clever.

As the first commentator said, this movie is basically an extension of as cop show. Having said that, it has sufficient variety to make it interesting. The utter ruthlessness of the terrorist, the very sexy girl-terrorist, the clever smuggling of the bomb, the way the terrorists are taken in by the video clip, the German detective who tries to "get inside the head" of the terrorist: all of these are good sub-plots, and putting them together they make for a "better than average" story. The script, the two romances, and the acting are all slightly overdone, which spoils a little what is ultimately quite a reasonable movie. I do disagree with the first commentator; I think that this is in fact one of the better "The Feds" episodes.