Hurt locker 2008

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Directed by Kathryn Bigelow
Produced by Kathryn Bigelow
Mark Boal
Nicolas Chartier
Greg Shapiro
Written by Mark Boal
Starring Jeremy Renner
Anthony Mackie
Brian Geraghty
Christian Camargo
Evangeline Lilly
Ralph Fiennes
David Morse
Guy Pearce
Music by Marco Beltrami
Buck Sanders
Cinematography Barry Ackroyd
Editing by Chris Innis
Bob Murawski
Distributed by Summit Entertainment
Release date(s) September 4, 2008 (2008-09-04)
(Venice Film Festival)
June 26, 2009 (2009-06-26)
United States
Running time 131 minutes
Country United States
Language English
Budget $15 million[1]
Gross revenue $21,356,139

Plot

The title is slang for being injured in an explosion, as in "they sent him to the hurt locker",[6] or for "a place of ultimate pain."[7] It dates back to the Vietnam War, where it was one of several phrases meaning "in trouble or at a disadvantage; in bad shape."[8]

The Hurt Locker opens with a quotation from War Is a Force That Gives Us Meaning, a best-selling 2002 book by New York Times war correspondent and journalist Chris Hedges: "The rush of battle is a potent and often lethal addiction, for war is a drug."[9][10]

During the early stages of the post-invasion period in Iraq in 2004,[11][12] Sergeant First Class William James, a battle-tested veteran, becomes the team leader of a U.S. Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) unit, replacing Staff Sergeant Thompson, who was killed by a remote-detonated 155mm improvised explosive device (IED) in Baghdad. He joins Sergeant J.T. Sanborn and Specialist Owen Eldridge, whose jobs are to communicate with their team leader via radio inside his bombsuit, and provide him with rifle cover while he examines IEDs. During their missions of disarming IEDs and engaging insurgents together, James's unorthodox methods lead Sanborn and Eldridge to consider him reckless. Tensions mount between James and the other two team members. During a raid on a warehouse that contains a large amount of explosives, James discovers the mutilated body of a young boy. He has been carved up and planted with an unexploded bomb. James is upset, as he believes the boy to be "Beckham," a young Iraqi selling DVDs whom he had befriended.

In the aftermath of a massive car bombing, James leads the EOD team in a search for the perpetrators among a village's back alleyways. Upon separating in a shootout with the insurgents, Eldridge is captured. The other two soldiers then track down and kill the two perpetrators who are dragging an injured Eldridge along with them. He is airlifted to a hospital in Germany for surgery on his shattered leg. Eldridge blames James for his injury, referring to Sanborn's suggestion that the mission, which James had ordered, would have been better suited for an infantry platoon.

The next morning, James is approached by Beckham. The young boy tries to converse with James, who walks by without saying a word. After James fails to remove and disarm a time-bomb strapped to an Iraqi civilian's chest because he ran out of time, the Iraqi dies in the explosion. Sanborn later becomes emotional and confesses to James that he can no longer cope with the pressure of being in EOD. He looks forward to finally leaving Iraq and starting a family.

James returns home to his wife and child and is seen quietly performing various routine tasks of everyday civilian life. Then one night he finally confesses to his infant son that there is only "one thing" that he knows he loves. He is next seen back in Iraq, ready to serve another year as part of an EOD team with Delta Company.

Sniper3 2004

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Directed by P.J. Pesce
Produced by J. S. Cardone
Carol Kottenbrook
Written by Michael Frost Beckner
Crash Leyland
J. S. Cardone
Ross Helford
Starring Tom Berenger
Byron Mann
John Doman
Denis Arndt
Jeanetta Arnette
Troy Winbush
Music by Tim Jones
Cinematography Michael Bonvillai
Editing by Amanda I. Kirpaul
Distributed by Destination Films
Release date(s) 2004
Running time 90 min.
Language English
Preceded by Sniper 2

Plot

Sniper Thomas Beckett (Tom Berenger) is hired by NSA officials William Avery (Denis Arndt) and Richard Addis (William Duffy) to perform a covert operation to eliminate a suspected terrorist kingpin in the People's Republic of Vietnam who was providing support for Jemaah Islamiyah. The kingpin turns out to be a thought-dead friend and war-buddy of Beckett's, Paul Finnegan (John Doman). Because he views the mission as a very personal one, Beckett demands that he conduct the mission alone, without a spotter.

The real purpose of the mission turns out to be something other than what Beckett was told. Beckett begins to suspect his employers' motives are not what they claimed after he is counter-sniped at after attempting to assassinate Finnegan. Beckett undertakes a mission of his own to get to the bottom of the mystery, involving escaping from capture by Vietnamese police, working with an NSA-recruited Vietnamese police operative Quan (Byron Mann) and using his military training to search for Finnegan. By and large the plot focuses on governmental betrayal and resultant feelings of delusion.

Sniper2 2003

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Directed by Craig R. Baxley
Produced by J.S. Cardone
Carol Kottenbrook
Written by Michael Frost Beckner (character)
Crash Leyland
Ron Mita
Jim McClain
Starring Tom Berenger
Bokeem Woodbine
Erika Marozsán
Dan Butler
Linden Ashby
Dennis Hayden
Music by Gary Chang
Cinematography David Connell
Editing by Sonny Baskin
Distributed by TriStar Pictures
Release date(s) 18 March 2003
Running time 91 min.
Language English, Hungarian
Preceded by Sniper
Followed by Sniper 3

Plot

Former Marine Corps sniper Thomas Beckett (Tom Berenger), who was discharged after his finger was amputated in the first film, is met by CIA agent James Eckles (Dan Butler) and Col. David McKenna (Linden Ashby) at his home in Montana. Despite losing his index finger he uses to shoot, Beckett still has the capability of firing a gun (as he uses his middle finger for the job). Considering this, along with his impressive career from his time in the Marines, Beckett is given a mission to assassinate renegade Serbian Gen. Mile Valstoria (Peter Linka), who is responsible for conducting hit-and-run ethnic cleansing operations in Kosovo. The CIA fears that Valstoria's actions are threatening to inflame a larger conflict in the region. Given the details of the mission, Beckett requests that an additional man, a spotter, must come with him. At the US embassy in Berlin, Beckett is introduced to his spotter, Jake Cole (Bokeem Woodbine), an experienced Army sniper who is on death row for killing a federal officer that allegedly betrayed Cole's unit and had them killed during a mission to crack down on Russian drug lords in Rostock. But Cole is released and offered amnesty if he takes part in the mission. Beckett and Cole are dropped from a helicopter near a Roman Catholic basilica. There, they meet an underground resistance member named Sophia (Erika Marozsán). Sophia takes them to her apartment, which is perched high above the designated area where Valstoria is due to show up, near a government building. The next morning, Beckett assassinates his target. Even though the two men were far from Valstoria and used a diversionary device to cover the sound of the shot, the Serbs are able to track where the shot came from by noticing the smoke from the diversionary device that exploded. Noticing this, Beckett and Cole escape the apartment before the Serbs are able to take them down. Cole and Beckett then move out to a nearby church that was meant to be a rendezvous point with Sophia, but the rendezvous is called off as Serb soldiers inspect the church unexpectedly. Cole and Beckett are forced to find an alternative plan. When they hitch a ride on a public tram, nearby soldiers stop the vehicle and try to arrest them, but the two operatives take over the tram and ram it into some police cars. They escape, running through the streets. Cole is captured and put into a prison where Valstoria's men keep their so-called 'special enemies', but Beckett is able to escape.

Beckett meets Sophia, and plans to rescue Cole. With the help of Sophia's brothers, Zoran and Vojislav, the next day they box in military trucks carrying Cole and a fellow prisoner to a prison in Požarevac where Cole was to be executed. Beckett takes a concealed shot, killing the passenger while Sophia kills the driver. They then help Cole and Pavel (Tamás Puskás), who is a pacifist and political dissident, and a fellow prisoner out of the truck and into a van that Zoran brought. Cole admits to Beckett that the assassination of Valstoria was setup to get Cole caught and then rescue Pavel from jail. The rescue of Pavel turned out to be the real mission for the two but Beckett was not informed by the CIA of it, as the mission was meant for Cole to solely execute after being captured. That night, at an abandoned factory that was meant to be the designated extraction zone, the group is ambushed by a Serb tank and infantry. Both Vojislav and Zoran are killed in the attack, and after escaping the factory through a sewer, Beckett orders Sophia to break off from the group and leave. After hearing no information on Beckett or Cole's status after the factory extraction point was compromised, Eckles insists on calling off the operation but this request is turned down. Instead, the leaders of the operation relocate the extraction point to Simand, a Muslim border town that was subject to ethnic cleansing. Pavel insists that they should head to Komra, a Muslim town where a friend of Pavel's, Nauzad (Zoltán Seress), lives. Nauzad offers to help get the men to the border by getting them to a bus that would get them there, but as they cross a river, they come across an unexpected checkpoint and end up heading to Simand on foot. Meanwhile, Cpt. Marks (Can Togay) inspects the bus that the three men just departed from and suspects that they are attempting to head to Simand. Marks orders a tracker, (Béla Jáki), to take his special forces unit to Simand. As the three men arrive there, they are ambushed by the special forces team, and Pavel suffers from a slight flesh wound in the arm. After the trio kills the entire team, they are forced to proceed into town. They disguise themselves by taking uniforms off from some of the dead Serb soldiers, in case the Serbs set up a military presence in the town. However, even though the Serbs did not arrive yet, the tracker holds up in the town factory and snipes down the team. Beckett demands that Cole take Pavel to the extraction zone while he deals with the tracker. Cole is severely wounded by the sniper, but Beckett picks him off. Pavel and Becket carry a wounded Cole into the helicopter and leave, just as Serb reinforcements led by Cpt. Marks arrive. In the helicopter, Beckett and Pavel look at Cole as he is badly wounded. Cole says, "Freedom!" and ends up dying. The credits come up afterward.