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© Copyright Warner Bros.
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2002 |
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Action, thriller, sci-fi |
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PG
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Not recommended for young children, violence |
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1:31 |
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Wych Kaosayananda |
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Peter M. Lenkov
Alan B. McElroy |
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Warner Bros. |
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  4.8/10
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In the deadly game of international espionage, word has recently been circulating of an ingenious new assassination device. Microscopic and injectable, it lies dormant inside its victim until activated and then kills in an instant, leaving no trace. In the frantic race to obtain this device, only two individuals, sworn enemies, have the skill, talent and tenacity to succeed. One is an agent known only by the code name Sever (Lucy Liu). The other is the brilliant and determined former FBI man-hunter Jeremiah Ecks (Antonio Banderas). In the fierce competition for this deadly prize there can only be one winner. But when the rules change, these two dedicated adversaries find that the one they're trying to defeat might be the only one they can trust.
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