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Mikhail Rostov (Richard Lynch), un peligroso terrorista que dirige a un grupo de mercenarios sin escrúpulos, planea comenzar una campaña de terror en los Estados Unidos, pero antes decide acabar con Matt Hunter (Chuck Norris), antiguo integrante de la CIA, que fue su bestia negra en el pasado. Mientras que Hunter trata de salvar su vida de cientos de enemigos que le buscan por todo el país, tendrá que destruir los planes de Rostov que amenazan la estabilidad del país.
"Invasion U.S.A.," released in 1985 and produced by The Cannon Group and Golan-Globus Productions, is a quintessential action film that captures the essence of 80s cinema with its high-octane thrills and over-the-top narrative. Directed by Joseph Zito, the movie stars Chuck Norris as Matt Hunter, a retired CIA agent who single-handedly takes on a Soviet-led terrorist invasion of the United States. The film's plot, while far-fetched, serves as a vehicle for Norris's martial arts prowess and action-hero charisma, making it a beloved cult classic among fans of the genre. The film's opening sequence is particularly memorable, featuring a dramatic and chaotic invasion of Florida by a group of heavily armed terrorists led by the menacing Mikhail Rostov, played with chilling effectiveness by Richard Lynch. This sets the stage for a nationwide panic and a series of action-packed confrontations as Hunter battles to save his country. The action scenes are well-choreographed and showcase Norris's skills, from hand-to-hand combat to high-speed chases, all underscored by a pulsating soundtrack that amplifies the film's intensity. "Invasion U.S.A." also reflects the Cold War anxieties of the era, tapping into the fear of a foreign invasion and the vulnerability of the American homeland. While the film's political undertones are heavy-handed, they add a layer of urgency to the narrative, making it more than just a simple action flick. The movie's portrayal of a united American populace rallying behind a lone hero against a common enemy resonates with the patriotic themes prevalent in 80s action films. Despite its critical panning upon release, "Invasion U.S.A." has gained a cult following over the years, appreciated for its unapologetic embrace of action movie tropes and its nostalgic value. The film's blend of action, patriotism, and Cold War paranoia encapsulates a specific moment in American cinema, making it a fascinating artifact of the era. For fans of Chuck Norris and 80s action films, "Invasion U.S.A." remains a thrilling and entertaining watch.
Año1985
Presupuesto12000000$
Ingresos17536256$
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GénerosAcción
Países de producciónUnited States of America
