A Rogue Terrorist Unleashes Nuclear Horrors in Unthinkable
A synopsis for Unthinkable below:
"Somewhere in the United States, three nuclear weapons are about to detonate. Younger (Sheen) has hidden the devices and the authorities lead by FBI agent Brody (Moss) with the help of "H" (Jackson), an interrogation specialist, must find them before time runs out. How far will they go to get the information they need and will they do the unthinkable" (Trailer)?
Release: June 15th, 2010 (DVD, Blu-Ray).
Director: Gregor Jordan.
Writer: Peter Woodward.
Cast: Samuel L. Jackson, Carrie-Anne Moss, Michael Sheen
Published by Michael R Allen
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