| 词条 | Laser Mission |
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| name = Laser Mission | image = Laser Mission poster.jpg | image_size = | caption = | director = BJ Davis | producer = Hans Kühle Sr. | writer = David A. Frank Phillip Gutteridge | starring = Brandon Lee Ernest Borgnine | music = David Knopfler | cinematography = Hans Kühle, Jr. | editing = E. Selavie Robert L. Simpson Bob Yrtuc | distributor = Turner Home Entertainment | released = {{film date|1989|11|20|West Germany|1990|8|22|United States}} | runtime = 84 minutes | country = United States | language = English }} Laser Mission is a 1989 American action film directed by BJ Davis, starring Brandon Lee, Ernest Borgnine and in his final film role, Werner Pochath. The film was released under the title Soldier of Fortune. PlotThe plot concerns a mercenary named Michael Gold (Lee) who is sent to convince Dr. Braun (Borgnine), a Laser specialist, to defect to the United States before the KGB acquire him and use both his talent and a stolen diamond to create a nuclear weapon. Dr. Braun is captured by the KGB and Gold is sent on a mission to rescue both him and the diamond. He has to enlist the help of Dr. Braun's daughter Alissa (Debi Monahan), whom he eventually falls for. The pair confront Col. Kalishnakov (Graham Clarke), whom they kill by hitting him with a truck in the climax of this story. Despite the name of the movie, there are not that many scenes in the movie depicting lasers. At least two scenes feature lasers, as Michael Gold sets off a laser guided motion detector. The film was also featured on the third episode of the second season of This Movie Sucks! with Ed the Sock, Liana K and Ron Sparks making fun of it, most notably making reference to Borgnine's advanced age and the ridiculousness of the plot. CopyrightLaser Mission is presently in the United States public domain due to a failure to correctly register its copyright. A U.S. copyright reassignment was filed in 1991, but is invalid as no underlying copyright registration exists.[1]Cast
Home mediaThe movie debuted in the United States direct-to-video four years before The Crow.[2] After Brandon Lee's untimely death in an accident on the set of The Crow, movies such as Laser Mission saw a surge in video sales.[3] It was also featured on Rifftrax in 2011.[4] References1. ^Search on "Laser Mission" (1991) or Document number V2636P080 in the United States Copyright Office database. Last accessed December 29, 2011. 2. ^{{cite news|title= Big Names Look For Bright Lights In Videoland|publisher= Chicago Tribune|date=1994-12-30|url= http://articles.chicagotribune.com/1994-12-30/entertainment/9412300287_1_direct-to-video-video-store-r-rated/2|accessdate=2010-12-07|first=Max J|last=Alvarez}} 3. ^{{cite news|title= A Resurgence of Interest in Films of Brandon Lee|publisher= The Los Angeles Times|date=1993-04-09|url= http://articles.latimes.com/1993-04-09/entertainment/ca-20800_1_brandon-lee|accessdate=2010-12-03|first=Dennis|last=Hunt}} 4. ^{{cite web|title= Laser Mission | publisher= Rifftrax |date= October 3, 2011 |url= https://www.rifftrax.com/laser-mission |accessdate= February 27, 2018}} External links
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