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Tuesday 12 May 2009

The Eagle Path - Trailer for Jean Claude Van Damme's latest film

A military veteran and former mercenary, Frenchy (Van Damme) works as a taxi driver, hiding somewhere in East Asia, haunted by his past. After his driving shifts he often frequents the Eagle's Nest, a seedy bar that houses a caged eagle. In the midst of the chaotic Asian traffic Frenchy picks up a beautiful female passenger who will change him forever.

Driven by dark memories of his childhood, he becomes determined to improve her life and, without her approval, he embarks on a journey which proves to be more dangerous and complicated then he expected. After encountering a series of harrowing obstacles he calls in favors from his special ops friends who immediately join him. His military team engages in the biggest fight of their lives. War is hell, but nothing they've done could have prepared them for this.

It’s an adrenaline-fueled, full-on, maximum firepower thriller, filled with the intense psychological conflict that Van Damme fans love the world over.

JCVD also directs. Release date TBA.

What do you reckon? Good Van Damme or bad Van Damme?

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1 comments:

anotherzen said...

Looks decent, could be good, hes been
in a lot for good movies lateley, Replicant, In hell, Wake of death topped by the most awesome JCVD.

To bad he turned down the part in
the Expendables :(