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Soldier (1998) Movie Reviews
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Qwipster's Movie Reviews (Vince Leo)
In the near future, the government has begun cultivating males from birth for one sole purpose: to be the best soldiers on Earth. The first group of soldiers served faithfully and executed their missions with impeccable skill for over 30 years, but now th...read the complete Soldier (1998) review at Qwipster's Movie Reviews (Vince Leo)
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filmcritic.com (James Brundage)
Just how many times has Paul Anderson seen Dune? I mean, when you find yourself on a planet with massive wastelands, lots of sandstorms, and one person who leads the social group that he's not originally from to safety or some such crap, doesn't that...read the complete Soldier (1998) review at filmcritic.com (James Brundage)
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Beginning in 1996, Russell is taken from the maternity ward of the hospital he's born at by a secret military attaché that trains him from the cradle to be an unbeatable, unstoppable and pure fighting machine. We see his progression as a soldier at...read the complete Soldier (1998) review at IMDB.com
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AboutFilm.com (Carlo Cavagna)
Inexplicably, David Webb Peoples, the screenwriter of Blade Runner and Unforgiven, is responsible for writing this awful mess. Soldier also represents a huge step backward for director Paul Anderson, who helmed Mortal Kombat and Event Horizon. While...read the complete Soldier (1998) review at AboutFilm.com (Carlo Cavagna)
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by darin on February 19, 2009 North Salt Lake, Utah
This is one of the best movies I have seen when it talks about military. When you raise kids believing there is no pain and that they do nothing but protect their rights, it leads to a good action movie. A man was raise to experience no pain. Was sent to ...
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