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 The Marksman (DVD)
 The Marksman (DVD) ... ... / DVD released 26 December, 2005 at Sony Pictures Home Entertainment / Features of the DVD: Anamorphic, Dubbed, PAL / Chechen rebels take over a Russian nuclear plant and it's up to a mysterious agent(Snipes) to stop them.Newest Review: ... reactors and set it off like a bomb, and in the process kidnap a number of American scientists who just happen to be helping ... more ... out at the time.
Enter stage left Mr. Snipes aka “The Painter”, and his team of crack ex-Special Forces commandos, who steam in with all guns blazing to save the day. Incidentally, there isn’t a single reference to Snipes as “the marksman” in the entire movie, as the original title was to be “The Painter”. They probably changed it late in the day for Western audiences, to who the title “The Painter” would probably have conjured up the image of a movie about an artist, or a blue movie about a tradesman!
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The Marksman [DVD] [2005]
Release Date: 2005 - 12 - 26, Rating Suitable for 15 years and over, Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45
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Read Reviews for The Marksman (DVD)
The Marksman (DVD): Sniping At The Sniper (1082 words)
by - written on 16/07/06 (Very useful, 361 readings)
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~ ~ I enjoyed actor Wesley Snipes in the “Blade” series of movies, where he plays the part of a vampire hunter. The movies are stylish and action-packed, and "Blade" is probably the best role he has so far taken on in his acting career. This was the main reason that I picked up this DVD, “The Marksman”, while browsing through the “Buy two previously viewed DVD’s for €15” section of my local video shop. A picture of the aforementioned Mr. Snipes in full combat gear on the cover, and a promising plot line about Chechen rebels attempting to cause an ecological disaster at a nuclear power station in Russia on the back cover. Couldn’t be too bad, I thought. At ... Read the complete review
The Fate Of Two Nations Rests In His Hands (832 words)
by - written on 22/04/06 (Very useful, 94 readings)
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It would seem that Wesley Snipes is heading down that path worn by Jean-Claude Van Damme and Steven Seagal before him. I am of course talking about making films that rather than being released in Cinema’s hit the Video shelf at Tesco as a straight to Video release. This difference though seems to be while Seagal and Van Damme are making low budget straight to Video releases this latest Snipes film doesn’t look as tacky as some of the others. Like Seagal movies thought The Marksman is a bit of a guilty pleasure and probably not something I’d have bought had Snipes not been in it. Snipes takes on the role of a Painter, an army covert operations operative who ... Read the complete review
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