CIA: Exiled
There's trouble in paradise!
Ex-CIA operative (William Petersen), exiled to a Caribbean island, is haunted by a mysterious and dangerous past. Chaos ensues when the island paradise explodes in a blazing battle and he is caught in the crossfire of international intrigue. CIA: Exiled is a hot, sexy thriller full of non-stop action!
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Doesn't go anywhere - Pheonix35
What is wrong with CIA: EXILEDcan probably be summed up where a woman says to her lover :
" Keep it down baby , I'm trying to sleep "
It's not the dialogue that's the problem or the way it's delivered , it's the fact the actress has has a Central European accent . Nothing wrong with that until it's revealed her character is from Philidelphia in the United States ! This what struck me about this thriller while watching it - The way accents don't match their characters . Apart from the Philly woman with a German accent we see a South African with an English accent , a local police chief who sounds like he's an Irishman impersonating a Gestapo officer and worst of all George C Scott playing someone who's either Dutch or British with an accent that sounds like it might be American tinged with South African . You soon give up following what's on screen and end up concentrating on what nationality a character might be due to the strange way they speak . With so many different actors from different countries you do feel that this was produced by the United Nations
Even if you're not curious about accents or dialects you'll probably have to give up following the action anyway because CIA: EXILED is plot less . Things happen like a boat exploding , and a hostage situation and the hero being recruited as an agent for South African intelligence but you're left scratching your head wondering what the heck this is all leading to . I was lost
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Doesn't go anywhere - Pheonix35
What is wrong with CIA: EXILEDcan probably be summed up where a woman says to her lover :
" Keep it down baby , I'm trying to sleep "
It's not the dialogue that's the problem or the way it's delivered , it's the fact the actress has has a Central ...