Directed by:
Michael Oblowitz

Starring:
Steven Seagal as Jonathan Cold
Max Ryan as Dunoir
Harry Van Gorkum as Jerome Van Aiken
Jeffrey Pierce as Sean Cold
Anna-Louise Plowman as Mrs. Meredith Van Aiken
Sherman Augustus as Mr. Mimms
Gary Raymond as Jared Olyphant
Philip Dunbar as Alexander Morquest
Izabela Okrasa as Van Aken's Daughter
Grzegorz Kowalczyk as Rolls Royce Driver

• (Factual errors) When one of the bad guys gets shot in the chest with a shotgun you see a large amount of blood shoot out about 2 feet forward instead of out of his back. (Widescreen) - NightCrawler

• (Continuity) After surviving the ambush, Steven Seagal, as Jonathon Cold, is driving with Dunois in the passenger seat. Seagal places his pistol and threatens to shoot Dunois in the crotch. In the close up of the gun to the crotch, the pistol's hammer is down (DVD marker 12:44). In the next long shot, the pistol's hammer is cocked (DVD marker 12:47). (DVD) - Kieth Moreland

• (Factual errors) After arriving in Warsaw, Seagal is shown a file on him by the CIA man. One of the photos is of Seagal in a U.S. Navy white dress uniform... the only problem is, is that the ribbons are over the right breast pocket (DVD marker 16:52). (DVD) - Kieth Moreland

• (Revealing mistake) When agent Mims, a black CIA man with a gotee, is killed by Seagal, as his body hits the water, it appears a clean shaven white stuntman. (DVD) - Kieth Moreland

• (Factual errors) This movie is fighting for the title of most "lock and load" sequences. None of the main characters, all professional killers or CIA men never carry a weapon ready to fire...about four times in this film, there's a scene where a character has to "lock and load" his weapon prior to engaging someone he's about to shoot. Why is it the anonymous bad guys on guard duty carry guns ready to shoot, but the main character good or bad guys have to pull the slide of their pistol or pump the action of their shotgun before engaging their adversary? (DVD) - Kieth Moreland

• (Plot holes) Okay, let's move on to the use of suppressors (aka: silencers) in this film...when Dunois kills the hotel clerk he does it with a non-suppressed weapon, that would have alarmed every hotel guest, other employee, or passerby...yet, he goes upstairs to confront "Cold" and enters the room armed with two guns, one with a suppressor. If it was necessary to kill the girl before trying to kill Cold, why wouldn't he used the suppressed weapon in the first place? (DVD) - Kieth Moreland

• (Plot holes) In the assault on Van Aiken's mansion, Cold eventually kills a guard with a non-suppressed pistol, that didn't alarm any other guards, staff, or Van Aiken, himself? Yet, inside the house, Cold shoots Dunois with a suppressed pistol, but moves on to confront Van Aiken without a suppressor on the pistol? (DVD) - Kieth Moreland

• (Plot holes) After the first counter girl is killed, and Dunois is shot at the Hotel Terminus, both Cold and Mims have no trouble about going back there? In other spy films, doesn't that "burn" the location? Plus, I guess both the manager or police felt no need to brief the new girl at the desk about any strange guests or visitors, never mind what happened to the previous counter girl. No wonder this was a straight to video movie! (DVD) - Kieth Moreland

• (Plot holes) Okay, even if we never mind being shot in a bullet-resistant vest, Dunois is propelled out a second-floor window lands on his head and back, but merely gets a flesh wound and able to walk away? Only later, to be shot again by Seagal in the chest but no bulky vest is visible under his tee-shirt... and besides Seagal has hit him once in the head failing to kill him once before. I guess I can't understand Seagal, the expert shot and tactician, not shooting him in the head to make sure Dunois is really dead! (DVD) - Kieth Moreland