Sniper
Detective Ryoko Kozuki receives a demotion after having an affair with a superior. She succeeds in arresting a rapist in an undercover operation that puts her at risk. Her achievement immediately becomes the talk of the precinct, but no one approaches her because of her past. Ryoko is determined to bring criminals to justice. She takes on “The Prime Ministerial Candidate Snipe Case” which took place 15 years earlier.
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Plot Summary
Sergeant Jake Harris is assigned to escort a "ghost warrior" to a secure location. A ghost warrior is a legendary special forces operative who has been off the grid for years. Harris soon realizes that he and his team are walking into a trap, and the ghost warrior may be the only one who can help them survive. The mission escalates into a fight for survival against overwhelming odds.
Critical Reception
Sniper: Ghost Warrior received generally negative reviews from critics and audiences. While some appreciated the action sequences and the presence of Chad Michael Collins, many found the plot predictable, the acting wooden, and the overall execution uninspired. It is often seen as a low-budget action film that struggles to stand out in its genre.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its action sequences and lead actor.
- Criticized for its predictable plot and weak dialogue.
- Seen as a formulaic and unoriginal entry in the sniper subgenre.
Google audience: Audiences found the movie to be a typical action flick with some decent shootouts but ultimately lacking in substance. Many felt the story was cliché and the acting unconvincing, leading to a forgettable viewing experience.
Fun Fact
The film is part of a direct-to-video series that began in 2011, with "Sniper: Ghost Warrior" being the fourth installment.
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