Correndo Atrás de Aventura

Título original: Kill Slade

1989
PG-13
1 h 24 min

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Lisa Brady and Patrick Dollaghan in Correndo Atrás de Aventura (1989)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaSlade (Patrick Dollaghan) is an American mercenary-turned-ranger. J.J. (Lisa Brady) is an American journalist. One of Slade's old compatriots, Flannigan (Danny Keogh) recruits him to kidnap ... Ler tudoSlade (Patrick Dollaghan) is an American mercenary-turned-ranger. J.J. (Lisa Brady) is an American journalist. One of Slade's old compatriots, Flannigan (Danny Keogh) recruits him to kidnap J.J. when she arrives in Congella to keep her from doing an expose on United Nations food-... Ler tudoSlade (Patrick Dollaghan) is an American mercenary-turned-ranger. J.J. (Lisa Brady) is an American journalist. One of Slade's old compatriots, Flannigan (Danny Keogh) recruits him to kidnap J.J. when she arrives in Congella to keep her from doing an expose on United Nations food-aid diversions. But, Slade soon learns he's being double-crossed when he discovers his old... Ler tudo

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5,4/10

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South African junker without any name talent hired

My review was written in August 1989 after watching the film on Orion/Nelson video cassette.

This South African thriller, released direct-to-video in the U. S., apes the format of "Romancing the Stone" with very minor results.

Slade is played in easygoing fashion by Patrick Dollaghan: a soldier-of-fortune hired by bad guys in the African nation of Kungola to kidnap U. S. reporter Lisa Brady. She's getting too close to exposing corruption involving U. N. food shipments to the country, and all sorts of folks, good guys and heavies, want to keep the problem unde4r wraps.

Trekking across the veldt, Dollaghan and Brady develop the usual romantic sparring routine. Odd touch of Brady supposedly blinded during the kidnapping is awkwardly handled. Having a group of albino blacks called "the Hunting Dogs" pursuing the duo is a tasteless script element.

Film suffers from a shortage of large-scale action until an exciting stunt climax staged across a vast gorge. Cast is nondescript with toothy beauty Brady not very convincing in her line readings.