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Clear and Present Danger (1994),
Director: Phillip Noyce, rated PG-13 for war
violence
The war of drugs would lead him to the war of
power.
 Starring: Harrison
Ford, Willem Dafoe, Anne Archer, James Earl Jones, Joaquim de
Alemeida, Miguel Sandoval, Henry Czerny, Raymond Cruz
DML Rating:
★★★★★★★☆☆☆
- good
"I didn't sign up for this.
This is someone's bullshit political agenda. Who authorized
this?" - Jack Ryan
Why watch this?
Jack Ryan chews out the U. S. President - Hell yeah!
Plot Summary: The
story follows CIA analyst Jack Ryan as he investigates the
murder of a close friend of the U.S. President, leading him into
the dangerous world of Colombian drug cartels. He uncovers a
secret government operation against the cartels, conducted
illegally without congressional approval. Ryan must decide
whether to expose the illegal actions and risk his career, all
while a field operation in Colombia faces grave danger.
Dad's Preview:
This is the best of the two Jack Ryan films starring Harrison
Ford. As Director of Intelligence, Jack Ryan he travels to Bogota to help rescue a company of
special forces soldiers who were abandoned
during a covert mission, and he's having
none of that. This action-packed film reveals the scope and
level of US involvement in the drug business, which is highly
suspect, if not illegal.

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Neufeld Productions; Paramount Pictures |