Getting Lost in Amsterdam
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Lethal Force (2002)
After his wife is murdered and his son kidnapped, a gangster is forced to betray his best friend who is also a deadly killer, in this raucous, off-the-wall satire that is to action films what Scream (1996) is to horror movies.
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After his wife is murdered and his son kidnapped, a gangster is forced to betray his best friend who is also a deadly killer, in this raucous, off-the-wall satire that is to action films what Scream (1996) is to horror movies.
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Genre:Action, Comedy
Written By:Alvin Ecarma
In Theaters:7/7/2002
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Runtime:70 minutes
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