DVD - Swordfish (2001) Halle Berry / Hugh Jackman / John Travolta / Action

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Product Title: SWORDFISH
Condition: Brand new & factory sealed
Approximate Running Time: 99 Minutes
Genre: Action
Year Released: 2001
Former Rental: No
Plot: There exists a world within our world. A world beneath what we call cyberspace. A world protected by firewalls, passwords and the most advanced security systems. In this world we hide our deepest secrets, our most incriminating information, and of course, a whole lot of money. This is the world of "Swordfish." The world's most dangerous spy is hired by the CIA to coerce a computer hacker recently released from prison to help steal $6 billion in unused government funds. Bonus features include: 2 alternate endings, 2 behind-the-scenes documentaries and more. 101523-DVD6

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Stock Photo	Title Swordfish (Special Edition)	Barcode (UPC/EAN) 085392132225	Format
	Rating R	Region	Distributor Warner Brothers
	RRP 24.98	Release Year 2001-10-30	Product Category DVDs
	Length 99 mins	DVD Category Action/Adventure	DVD Subcategory
	Synopsis Star John Travolta revisits the grinning villain territory he explored in BROKEN ARROW and FACE/OFF with this stylish, supercharged techno-thriller. He plays Gabriel, a charismatic, fast-living mystery man who, with help from his right-hand woman, Ginger (Halle Berry), recruits ex-con and former master hacker Stan (Hugh Jackman) to aid in a plan to steal billions from a secret government bank account. Stan reluctantly agrees to help in order to finance the legal battle for custody of his young daughter (Camryn Grimes). Meanwhile an FBI computer crimes specialist (Don Cheadle) is determined to find out what's about to go down, and plans to use Stan to find out. The movie amply earns its keep by cleverly zig-zagging away from audience's expectations and delivering many clever, pulse-pounding action set pieces--including an incredible opening explosion, a car chase through downtown Los Angeles replete with blazing machine guns, and a spectacular airborne climax. With the help of a propulsive electronica score by DJ Paul Okenfold, director Dominic Sena (GONE IN 60 SECONDS) lays down lots of style, and Travolta is mesmerizing in his juicy role.