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Snap Judgment (2011) [N/A]

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Release Date:
December 2, 2011

Original Title:
Snap Judgment

Alternate Titles:
Cold Soldiers

Genres:
Action

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
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Overview from TheMovieDB

It's nighttime. Cold. No sound except for the chattering of cicadas and the voice of a GUARD making his report on a walky-talky. MAX TAYLOR barges past him, incapacitating more guards until he breaks out of a building and makes his way to a checkpoint barrier. He is about to pass the barrier when he's surrounded by men in white coats. They drag him back into the building. Taylor is a patient at a military institute for highly trained soldiers and spies who have lost their sanity during combat or secret missions; they're kept under sedation and observation until such time as they're deemed fit to return to active duty. The next morning, JOHN DANCE walks through a secure reception area, asking HENRY WALSH (the institute's chief administrator) about the patients. Dance is introduced as a psychiatrist charged with assessing the institute's viability and the patients' mental stability.

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Director:
Trevor Erickson

Writer:
Nick Smith

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