The Hunt for Eagle One: Crash Point (2006)

The Strike Force team is back in the action-packed sequel to The Hunt for Eagle One. Starring Theresa Randle (Bad Boys Bad Boys II) and Mark Dacascos (Cradle 2 the Grave Brotherhood of the Wolf).Terrorists have stolen a Ground Control Encoder a new anti-hijack device that enables Air Traffic Control to lock out the pilot's instruments and fly a plane by remote control. When the military learns of the terriosts plans to use it to crash a jetliner into a secret U.S. Military Intelligence airbase in southeast Asia The Strike Force team is sent again into rebel territory to locate and recover the stolen Encoder before the terrorists carry out their threat.System Requirements:Running Time 86 Mins.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: ACTION/ADVENTURE Rating: R UPC: 043396143081 Manufacturer No: 14308 Product Description

Just when I thought I had seen the worst movie ever...

Another failure for "Nanofilms"! I wish I had their address so that I could send them the $7.00 that it cost to make this movie. If someone could please have Rutger give me a call so that I can make sure he has enough money to eat. This movie was so poorly directed, I would be surprised if that director still has a job. For those who gave it a great review, I will give you a number for your nearest military recruiter. This movie showed an utter lack of respect for this country's military and especially the USMC. If you enjoy watching movies, save yourself the time and money and DO NOT WATCH THIS MOVIE. August 12, 2006

The Hunt For Eagle One Sucks

I would not even rate this movie a 1 star. This is the most ridiculus movie I have ever watched. I wasted $17.99 on this I could have used the money and given it to the Red Cross. This was the worst action movie i have ever seen. July 24, 2006

Not really that bad of a movie

I felt like I was watching something that could be akin to a video game produced by the United States Army (or maybe something from Clancy). The maneuvers seems like those that I have seen in training films, historical films, et cetera. The action is what is important, not the character development, think of this movie as one 90 minute examination of modern day combat against terrorists around the world. It isn't Shakespeare, but it isn't meant to be. Don't expect intricate dialogue and philosophy.

The story was not that bad of a story, in my opinion, at least it wasn't the Rambo "I can shoot a thousand bullets and hit every one of the enemies, and then they shoot a thousand toward me, and not hit me once" mentality of some movies out there. The movie is not a perfect movie, I wont say that it is. The story deals with terrorists and how terrorists can be found anywhere and everywhere just like real life. This isn't paranoia, this is brutal fact that there is always danger against freedom.

The torture scene, I wish to point out, is not realistic. The torture of humans is a bit more complex and a lot more bloody, though I find its inclusion in the film a good point to be made--that all these liberals whine that America "tortures" our captives, when the Islamic fanatics (not to be confused by the more peaceful Islamic) go all out of their way to torture people, especially those who are Christians (which does happen, Islamic fanatical countries do go out of their way to torture and brutally kill Christians).

Most of all what I appreciate about this movie is that it doesn't degrade the military like Hollywood tries to do in so many ways these days. For Hollywood, anyone who fights against terrorism anywhere and at any time is considered "evil" and "intolerant" simply because they are trying to protect our freedom from these criminals (then again calling terrorists criminals is "intolerant" anyway, or so says the liberal media). The men who live and die and fight another day for we who are at the home front should always be respected and honored. May 29, 2006

B+ Movie

As with most modern B movies they are quite watchable if you have the right B movie kind of company..iE lotsa not too smart friends who just want to see and hear gun fire.


Recommended for the not too smart OR HIGH TECH inclined movie buffs ...for those who have a bit of intellect I ask you to stay away.....the stars are Big name B+ movie stars so that in itself is a good thing if you are so inclined. February 14, 2006

True War Movie Fans Stay Away

If you are a Rutger Hauer fan then ok but bewarned that he only is in about 5-7 minutes of this 91 minute movie, his apearances are broken up into 30-45 second clips.

His acting hardly shines in this flick and the rest of the actors are for the most part in this a no show.

All in all the movie blows chunks, if you are any kind of war movie fan that expects some combat realism and correct combat terminology to be used by the actors then forget this one.

Example - Throughout the movie the marines constantly referred to the rebels as "bogies", that and other mess ups throughout the movie makes it sad and laughable.

There is no true target adience for this film, too much blood and violence IMO for the kids and the acting is way too poor to really be enjoyed by an adult.

Perhaps a few teenagers will overlook this films many negatives.

Need I say more?? February 9, 2006

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