Extreme Ops

    Extreme Ops
    2002

    Synopsis

    While filming an advertisement, some extreme sports enthusiasts unwittingly stop a group of terrorists.

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    Cast

    • Devon SawaWill
    • Bridgette Wilson-SamprasChloe
    • Rufus SewellIan
    • Rupert GravesJeffrey
    • Heino FerchMark
    • Joe AbsolomSilo
    • Jana PallaskeKittie
    • Jean-Pierre CastaldiZoran
    • Liliana GłąbczyńskaYana
    • Klaus LöwitschSlobodan „Pawel“ Pavlov

    Recommendations

    • 50

      San Francisco Chronicle

      Part of the appeal is that it's so bad it's good: The story is ridiculous. At other times, it's just plain good: There are ski and snowboarding scenes, plenty of them, that are beautifully filmed and exhilarating to behold.
    • 50

      The Globe and Mail (Toronto)

      The stunt work is top-notch; the dialogue and drama often food-spittingly funny. I can hardly wait for Extreme Ops II, perhaps set atop a South Sea island volcano, with North Korean agents and parasailing.
    • 50

      Philadelphia Inquirer

      A tad more character development would have been nice.
    • 30

      TV Guide Magazine

      The dramatic scenes are frequently unintentionally funny, and the action sequences -- clearly the main event -- are surprisingly uninvolving, especially given that director Christian Duguay is an extreme skiing buff who habitually shoots dangerous stunts himself.
    • 25

      New York Post

      A pathetically inane and unimaginative cross between "XXX" and "Vertical Limit," it could only harm the careers of everyone involved in its making - including top British stage actors Rufus Sewell and Rupert Graves.
    • 20

      Variety

      Action pics rarely come much more blandly generic than Extreme Ops, an instantly forgettable snow-and-stuntwork extravaganza.
    • 20

      The A.V. Club

      Extreme Ops seems to have only the slightest grasp of its own absurdity (or its own horribleness), which makes it almost charming.
    • 16

      Entertainment Weekly

      Less a movie than a 93-minute Mountain Dew commercial.