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Synopsis: Set along the highways of the U.S. heartland, the story follows the journey of an ex-cop who is inadvertently thrust into a fierce struggle between the FBI and the Chicago underworld, both of which are searching for a missing federal agent who holds the key to the syndicate's demise.
Genre: Action, Comedy, Crime
Director(s): Scott Wiper
Production: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
 
IMDB:
5.7
R
Year:
2000
101 min
366 Views


However, much Iess inspiring are

your achievements since your promotion.

You spend more time womanizing than

giving a sh*t about nationaI security.

- Some wouId caII you a drunk.

- We need you back one hundred per cent.

We need someone who knows the mob.

We're afraid Van Adder has united

the famiIies your team shut down, -

- and now they're working against

the government.

SpeciaI agent James has compiIed

information on one of these.

Identities ofVan Adder informants,

which wouId aIIow us to shut him down.

PracticaIIy overnight.

Why me? Why here in Chicago?

SpeciaI agent James was going to

deIiver the fiIe to us here in Chicago.

- But he didn't.

- Why not?

We don't know.

- Do we think he's been kiIIed?

- We don't know.

The bureau does not Iike

not knowing things.

Dead or aIive, James is in the area

and Van Adder is on to him.

Find speciaI agent James and his fiIe

before Van Adder does.

You find him before the bureau does.

His woman has hired a detective.

He goes by the name FIash.

See what he knows.

Any probIems ... deaI with them.

Goodbye, CarIos.

I can't make it here without CarIos.

I need you, KeIIy. I miss you.

I miss you.

But I don't Iike what you do, Boomer.

I don't Iike that city

and I'm never going back there.

I'm Ieaving Chicago, KeII.

I want to come up there and be with you.

I want to make it work this time.

- I want to make it work

- What are you saying?

I quit the department.

I'm done. For good.

Boomer, are you coming up here

because you hate that city?

- Or because you Iove me?

- I Iove you, KeIIy.

And I'II prove it to you

ifyou give me one more chance.

Just Iisten to me.

Take care of everything

you have to take care of down there.

And then get up here

as fast as you can.

Beautiful night forbaseball in Chicago.

One away, bottom haIfofthe fifth.

One-one tie at this point.

Hubert tossing a dandy for Toronto.

HeIIo? PIease stop!

Hubert set. Inside and tie ball one.

He came afterhim a bit on that one.

Reallysetting the tone for this at bat.

- What seems to be the probIem?

- And it's Iong! This ball is way back!

And it's out ofhere!

- Is this an ambush?

- What?

RoII over. On your beIIy. Let's go.

- It's the ''hurt guy on the road'' trick.

- No, sir. Just a hurt guy on the road.

I invented that trick, son.

If anybody tries to ambush me, -

- your partner here

gets it between the eyes -

- and up the kester!.

There's no ambush. It's just me.

- No ambush?

- No, sir.

WeII, sh*t.

- They caII me FIash.

- They caII you FIash?

- WeII, they caII me Boomer.

- They caII you Boomer?

Boomer.

FIash.

I Iike my nickname better.

- Did you come up from the city, Boomer?

- Yes, FIash. And I'm never going back.

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Scott Wiper

Scott Wiper (born July 22, 1970) is an American writer, film director, and actor. He wrote, directed, and starred in A Better Way to Die. Wiper's was the co-writer and director of the action thriller, The Condemned, starring WWE's "Stone Cold" Steve Austin. Wiper wrote the screenplay for The Cold Light of Day, starring Henry Cavill, Bruce Willis and Sigourney Weaver. He also directed the WWE Film The Marine 3: Homefront starring WWE wrestler The Miz. more…

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