Sniper: Legacy Page #4

Synopsis: A rogue assassin is taking out military leaders, and Brandon gets word that his father is one. He tries to track down the killer, finds out that his father isn't dead and realizes that his superior officers are using him as bait to track the killer.
Genre: Action, Thriller, War
Director(s): Don Michael Paul
Production: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
 
IMDB:
5.4
R
Year:
2014
95 min
250 Views


So what are you saying?

What I'm saying is,

I hope you don't sneak off the base

and take this thing into your own hands.

Because if you do,

you will be on loan-out to yourself.

And if you get caught,

I will throw your ass under a f***ing bus.

Yes, Major.

And, Gunny,

I know he wasn't much of a father,

but he was a hell of a man.

How's it goin', Mango?

Hey, Twinkle Toes Cantara.

I'm spottin' for you on this mission.

I got your six.

Cool, man.

We'll see ya, kid. Wheel's up! Let's roll!

Sir?

- Where's Brandon?

- He's not making this trip.

May I ask why?

Nope. Load up!

This is Viper-One to Command Op,

we're 600 klicks

from AFB Incirlik and rolling.

ETA approximately five hours.

Copy that, Viper-One. Be safe out there.

This is Tiger-Two Seven to Tower.

We're ready

and waitin' your command, over.

This is Tower.

You're cleared for take-off. Confirm Viper's on board, ready for incursion.

That's affirmative,

the team's locked and loaded.

We are approximately 80 minutes

from DZ Alpha Bravo.

Roger that, Tiger-Two Seven,

be safe out there.

- Major Shope!

- Bidwell?

Yeah.

They call you Bullet-Face, right?

I have heard that before, yes.

This is Sanaa Malik, Eddie Cantara.

Sniper?

I prefer the word shooter.

Okay.

Now we know who we all are.

Sol heard somebody wants me dead?

Well, tell 'em to take a number.

Everybody within a thousand klicks of here

wants me dead.

Someone in particular, linked to

what you were doing in Afghanistan.

On April the 22nd, 2004.

Yes, Sentinel. I remember that mission.

Afghanistan.

We were escorting a group of

Army Intel out of theater.

We were ambushed.

It was a cluster f***.

We lost half the men to friendly fire.

Someone is killing every officer

who served on that mission.

You're the last one alive.

380 tons of heroin and morphine is produced

in Afghanistan and trafficked up into Europe.

The Heroin Highway starts

in the Helmand River Valley

and moves through Iran, Iraq

and then into Syria before entering Turkey

and making its way into Europe.

These drugs bankroll terrorism

and it's our job to stop it.

They move through small villages,

sometimes forcing the local men and women

to work as slave labor.

These cartels are protected by kill squads.

At 1800 today, the group we've been hunting

will deliver the heroin to a town

on the outskirts of Bayda

in exchange for weapons.

My team's forward deployed.

They're getting in position now.

We will be there to say

hello and f*** them up.

In and out in 30 minutes.

This is an urban op, ladies.

I don't need to remind you there's

an 88% casualty rate.

Don't silhouette, watch your angles

and stay out of the fatal funnel.

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John Fasano

John Michael Fasano (August 24, 1961 – July 19, 2014) was an American screenwriter, film producer and director.In the length of his career, Fasano directed six films, produced twenty more, and wrote screenplays for at least eighteen others. Fasano spent much of his career working as a script doctor, working on numerous well-known blockbuster films including Tombstone, Die Hard with a Vengeance, and Judge Dredd. With novelist Roni Keller, he also wrote the book Evie and the Golem, published in 2011. A weapons expert, Fasano was a frequent writing contributor to such authoritative magazines as Combat Tactics, and American Handgunner. Fasano was also a prolific Halloween mask designer. more…

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