Shutterspeed

Name: Shutterspeed
Genre: Action
Released: 2000-02-11
Duration: 1 h 26 min
Rating: 4.1
Cast: Steve Borden, David Lovgren, Daisy Fuentes

TV Movie
2000
TV-14
1h 26m

IMDb RATING

4.1/10

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Riley Davis and Cliff Davis are Seattle police detectives - Riley in narcotics, Cliff recently promoted into the detective ranks in homicide - and estranged brothers. The estrangement is due... Read allRiley Davis and Cliff Davis are Seattle police detectives - Riley in narcotics, Cliff recently promoted into the detective ranks in homicide - and estranged brothers. The estrangement is due to a former case gone wrong that involved both and their police officer father. The broth... Read allRiley Davis and Cliff Davis are Seattle police detectives - Riley in narcotics, Cliff recently promoted into the detective ranks in homicide - and estranged brothers. The estrangement is due to a former case gone wrong that involved both and their police officer father. The brothers end up working together again on a case, that of murdered model Mark Pearson, the brot... Read all

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IMDb RATING

4.1/10

277

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Premiered on TNT, the same network that aired WCW Monday Nitro (1995) and WCW Thunder (1998), which "Sting" Steve Borden appeared in.

Goofs
The photograph is ultimately determined to have images of Dickson, Diamond and Bockman on it. However, at the time when Mark took that photograph, he was only being chased by Dickson.

Connections
Referenced in WCW Monday Nitro: Snowbound and Frozen (2000)

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Featured review

3/10

It Stings

When you take Eric Bischoff's innovative genius for crafting original and intelligent plots, add to it Steve "Sting" Borden's dynamic and riveting personality(as well as his limitless array of acting and physical skills), combine the two and sprinkle liberally with unsurpassed production values and you get the pinnacle of made-for-TV wrestledrama cop films... Shutterspeed. This magnificent rampaging beast of a film never ceases to amaze, zigging when you expect it to zag. And when you expect it to zig, it punches you right in the brain. My only regret in watching this film is that I didn't die first, so that I could say that I came back from the dead to watch Steve "Sting" Borden turn in the best ever portrayal of a renegade cop by a reanimated mannequin. That's mostly true, my only regret really is that I didn't die first.