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Ice Cube ... XXX/Darius Stone
Samuel L. Jackson ... Agent Augustus Gibbons
Willem Dafoe ... Gen. George Octavius Deckert
Scott Speedman ... Agent Kyle Steele
Peter Strauss ... President James Sanford
Xzibit ... Zeke
Michael Roof ... Toby Lee Shavers
Sunny Mabrey ... Charlie
Nona M. Gaye ... Lola Jackson
John G. Connolly ... Lt. Alabama 'Bama' Cobb
Ramon De Ocampo ... Agent Meadows
Barry Sigismondi ... Bull
David Rountree ... Agent
Ned Schmidtke ... Gen. Jack Pettibone
Scott Michael Morgan ... Farmhand
Chris Johnson¹ ... Young Agent
Thom Gossom Jr. ... Baptist Preacher
Stan Sellers ... Uptight Businessman
Paul Collins ... NSA Director Bill Brody
Lisa Joyner ... Field Reporter at Fire
Bruce Kirkpatrick ... Police Captain Davis
Lance Baldwin ... Sharpshooter
Kent Shocknek ... Newscaster
Glen Walker ... Newscaster
Leyna Nguyen ... Newscaster
Jeanne Sakata ... Field Reporter
Gina St. John ... Field Reporter
Paul Keeley ... Field Reporter
Andrew Fiscella ... Guard
J. Anthony Brown ... Webster
Bruce Bruce ... Maurice
Matt Gerald ... Liebo
Dave Kennedy ... Funeral Commander
Sarah Mack ... Presidential Aide
Jared Chandler ... Firing Team Commander
Toby Bronson ... Tank Commander
Travis Hinson ... Tank Gunners |
Directed
by: Lee Tamahori
Written by: Simon Kinberg
Produced by: Gillian Libbert,
Arne Schmidt,
Neal H Moritz
Distributor: Columbia Pictures |
US:
28 APRIL 2005
UK: 28 APRIL 2005 |
NSA Agent August Gibbons, fresh off the success of his last renegade recruitment, once again finds himself in need of an outsider. Gibbons and his new agent Darius Stone, now code-named "XXX," must track down a military splinter group that is conspiring to overthrow the U.S. Government. |
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You'd think everyone and his pet goat knows that the "West" is at war with Islamo-fascism/ communism-or whatever creepazoid Islamo-ism you care to call it. Well everyone except Hollywood that is. Correction, I'm sure Hollycrud understands this perfectly well. It's just that it WILL NOT produce movies with Muslim terrorists - barring the generally thrillingly excellent "24" TV drama series.
Maybe I wouldn't mind so much, except that there are real troops out there, actually protecting and dying. Call me "old-fashioned" (and maybe I'm being a tad "sensitive") but you know what... it pees me off large when a bunch of dilettante phonies produce flicks straight from the MoveGeorgeSorosOn moonbats screw the troops playbook.
But what do you expect from an industry that routinely portrays lawyers and so-called "journalists" as teeth-gleaming heroes, yet shamelessly shows cops and the military as generally, a bunch of evil sadistic bastards.
So you won't be surprised to learn that XXX2 is back to basics for Hollycrud. This is a world in which 9/11 never happened. Or if it did, then it was the US government, the CIA, NSA and FBI who were probably behind the plot to murder 3000 Americans. Yes, we have the "mysterious" right-wing military "splinter" group out to stage a "coup", yawn, blah, blah, leftist claptrap.
The first movie was no great shakes, but even that had a plot more plausible than #2. Seriously... XXX marks the spot for a pile of manure that deserves to crash and burn... if shit can burn that is. |
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"Only two stand outs is this flick, dog "
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