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Synopsis: Retired CIA Black-Ops hit man James Jackson Dial is living his life in seclusion on his ranch in Montana when he is offered the chance to redeem himself by his former employer, Jeremy Collins. A few years ago, Dial was seconds away from taking down notorious terrorist cell leader Ali Mahmoud Jahar when when his carelessness allowed Jahar to escape, marking his mission as a failure. Now, Collins wants Dial to eliminate Jahar, who has been captured and is now in the custody of the police in London, England. Provided with a safe house, passports, and an assistant named Terry Winchell, Dial is off to London to finish what he started years ago. Disguised as a priest, Dial gets in position in a church's bell tower across the street from the building that Jahar is being brought into. When Jahar is brought out of his transport truck, his head is covered by a jacket, leaving Dial without a clean shot. Not wanting to fail again, Dial patiently waits for his opportunity. Moments later, Dial fatal
Director(s): Josef Rusnak
Production: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
 
IMDB:
5.5
R
Year:
2007
99 min
783 Views


to call Jannat.

Jannat?

He/she said my grandmother that will seek the

Jannat for a lady that no this well.

And if she finds Jannat?

Don't find.

I constantly lie.

I confuse her very well

and her not of the for anything.

Of any in the ways,

the problem and on Sr. Whitney.

He was very gentile to me.

Already now, how this the cut?

He/she looks, I need to rest.

Fortunately this here.

I am going walking.

Don't put this terrible music

therefore for the guile, please.

He/she arranges you. I will leave. And better

you go. You will arrive the school late.

The forensic experts

they appeared with an inspector.

They took part of the taxi and the only

thing that we found prey,

underneath of the floor of the automobile it was one

I sing of a fast-food menu.

Can we identify?

We followed the logo ties a restaurant

in the South of London. Elephant Encarseble.

It is worthwhile to investigate.

He/she takes the picture of the

I suspect with you.

Immediately.

What was?

Anything.

- What and?

- Let to enter me.

No. He/she is going you away.

He/she brought him/her coffee.

If he/she wants same coffee,

go look for him/her.

- Because and what no these in the school?

- It is wanted to know, I frustrated myself.

They are displeased.

- I bought him/her a thing that wanted.

- What?

- Guess.

- I cannot guess. He/she tells me.

- Guess.

- I don't know. He/she tells me, porra.

And something that him/her needs.

Some boots for the desert...

...a frying pan, a table.

I know there, a nude girl with six

fingers in the feet and fetish for chocolate.

- What and? I don't know.

- A brush of the teeth.

They were sent for all the

airports, borders and ports.

All went alerted.

For the time being, maintain-wools

far away from the it measured.

Understood.

And of the American? Collins.

Don't say anything to that

crooked. For the time being.

Mister.

And the agent 5257, to call

of the accao area.

James.

Terry this died.

Did he/she make foolishness, didn't he/she do?

These in all the

news, companion.

Where these?

James...

I swallow you of turn.

James?

- The dance finished.

- No. Wait.

He/she gives me 40 minutes, James.

Will he leave?

Have a good flight, Sr. Murphy.

Ballard.

No, not.

Don't make anything.

Excuse, gentleman.

Pass for this side.

Thank you.

He/she doesn't have anything in the coat.

I need that returns

to pass over there.

Remove the belt and the

shoes, please.

The shoes.

Thank you very much.

- Excuse.

- Yes?

He/she could call John

Murphy, please?

Clear.

Call for John Murphy.

Go to the closest telephone.

Thank you.

Have just been informed that have

of leaving the Americans to treat of this.

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