Out Of Reach (2004)
MEDIUM LEVEL VIOLENCE
| Director: | Po-Chih Leong |
| Actors: | Steven Seagal, Matt Schulze, Nick Brimble, Robbie Gee |
Steven Seagal stars as a former Vietnam vet who begins exchanging letters with an orphan in Eastern Europe that he`s helping out financially. When the letters cease, he heads to Europe to find out what happened to the child and uncovers a human smuggling operation disguised as an orphanage.
| Status: | Normal |
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| Run time: | 86mins |
| Origin: | UNITED KINGDOM |
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Member Reviews (16)
16 Member
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Pino2009
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William Lancing, a former CIA agent is in search of an orphan girl in Warsaw, Irena the girl is victim of a sinister organization trafficking young female orphans and the Polish police led by a beautiful blonde help Lancing rescue the girl. The DVD is in superb colour De Luxe, the music has classical orchestral works and the film is packed with arm shooting and sword fighting. I particularly liked Ida Nowakowska as the orphan girl and Steven Seagal in a masterful display of clashing swords with the bad chief. The scene of arm shooting in a classy Polish brothel is breathtaking.
Chris H.
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Good story, one of the better Seagal movies.
Daphne J.
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It was as good as Steven Segal can get I enjoyed it.
Brian F.
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Fred W.
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Kevin H.
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Not bad
Kelvin A.
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A staple Steven Segal formula. An OK one for the fans, with decent aikido action, and even a splash of 'cryptology' thrown into the plot - which seems to be the flavour-of-the-moment!
Paul Daley
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Diane Federico
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Excellent story, typical Segal at his best.
Francisco Leong
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Vilko Poznovia
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Matt Moran
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Ray Nichols
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Not up to the standard of the old Seagal movies!
Ray Nichols
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parfy
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One of the best from Stephen, who is my favourite hero and really excels in this one.
Lai Ching Wong
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Plenty of action.