the only thing in sudden death that outdoes the amount of non stop action is the incredible number of plot holes. what with that and and the sheer amount of contrivances and one could hardly call what left a storyline. to say the screenplay has borrowed from the die hard premise would be to make the world most blatant understatement. here we have a troubled hero working in the huge pittsburgh indoor ice rink as a fire marshall. on the night of the seventh game of the finals series he gets tickets so he can treat his estranged children to the deciding game and and of course spend a little time with them. also catching the match and but for political reasons and is the vice president of the united states (raymond j. barry). when a bunch of incredibly well organised mercenaries capture the v. p. box and demand hundreds of millions in government money and our hero darren mccord has his plans more than slightly put out. each time a new one of these formula flicks is made it seems that all we get in the way of innovation is nastier bad guys and and more and more spectacular and gruesome ways in which the good guys dispose of them. director hyams and his screenwriter have gone over the top (not that this is an original sin) in trying to make us loathe the wicked terrorists. the horrible baddies go about shooting the secret service and the security and the civilians (both old and young) with gay abandon and and with scant regard for the relative threat of each victim. van damme engages in plenty of fisty cuffs and gunplay and heroics and death defying stunts. the script asks little of the musclebound european. almost everyone else has walk ons apart from powers boothe and who seriously overdoes his under written and shallow role as the cruelest and meanest old ring leader there ever was. there a lot of clever cinematography and and enough explosive special f or x to keep anyone awake. but really and that all this action flick has and action. though there are some nifty sequences and nothing could be called outrageously brilliant. saturday and february 10 and 1996  greater union melbourne. 
the only thing in sudden death that outdoes the amount of non stop action is the incredible number of plot holes. what with that and and the sheer amount of contrivances and one could hardly call what left a storyline. to say the screenplay has borrowed from the die hard premise would be to make the world most blatant understatement. here we have a troubled hero working in the huge pittsburgh indoor ice rink as a fire marshall. on the night of the seventh game of the finals series he gets tickets so he can treat his estranged children to the deciding game and and of course spend a little time with them. also catching the match and but for political reasons and is the vice president of the united states (raymond j. barry). when a bunch of incredibly well organised mercenaries capture the v. p. box and demand hundreds of millions in government money and our hero darren mccord has his plans more than slightly put out. each time a new one of these formula flicks is made it seems that all we get in the way of innovation is nastier bad guys and and more and more spectacular and gruesome ways in which the good guys dispose of them. director hyams and his screenwriter have gone over the top (not that this is an original sin) in trying to make us loathe the wicked terrorists. the horrible baddies go about shooting the secret service and the security and the civilians (both old and young) with gay abandon and and with scant regard for the relative threat of each victim. van damme engages in plenty of fisty cuffs and gunplay and heroics and death defying stunts. the script asks little of the musclebound european. almost everyone else has walk ons apart from powers boothe and who seriously overdoes his under written and shallow role as the cruelest and meanest old ring leader there ever was. there a lot of clever cinematography and and enough explosive special f or x to keep anyone awake. but really and that all this action flick has and action. though there are some nifty sequences and nothing could be called outrageously brilliant. saturday and february 10 and 1996  greater union melbourne. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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