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* BadgesAndDogTags: Hartman reads [=DaSilva=]'s history at one point of the film and he mentions that the latter used to be in the Army before asking why he's so insistent on decrying Hartman's orders to kill Wulfgar on sight. [=DaSilva=] answers back that he didn't became a cop to act as an assassin.
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* BulletsDoNotWorkThatWay: A close-up of [=DaSilva=]'s partner chambering a round in his sniper rifle is ruined by the fact that it's clearly a blank cartridge.
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* BulletsDoNotWorkThatWay: A close-up of [=DaSilva=]'s partner Fox chambering a round in his sniper rifle is ruined by the fact that it's clearly a blank cartridge.
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* SubwaysSuck: Aside from the fact that we are talking about the New York City subway in TheSeventies, they get a hell of a lot worse when there's a maniac terrorist taking hostages in them.
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* SubwaysSuck: Aside from the fact that we are talking about the New York City subway in TheSeventies, TheEighties, they get a hell of a lot worse when there's a maniac terrorist taking hostages in them.
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* SubwaysSuck: Aside from the fact that we are talking about the New York City subway in TheSeventies, they get a hell of a lot worse when there's a maniac terrorist taking hostages in them.
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* UnflinchingWalk: Wulfgar's EstablishingCharacterMoment is walk into a cosmetics shop, place a bomb inside while falsely flirting with a saleswoman, and cross the street without slowing down or flinching (or reacting with more than a preventive ear covering) as the bomb goes off behind him to make a call on a public phone on the other side, giving a political statement to a news service.
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* MagicalPlasticSurgery: Averted. Wulfgar goes to a plastic surgeon to alter his face after the French authorities get his picture, but the changes are not that major -- he's able to sneak into the United States with a fake passport, but he's still recognizable enough that A.T.A.C. finds out that he did shortly afterwards and he depends on Shakka for legwork.
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* MagicalPlasticSurgery: MagicPlasticSurgery: Averted. Wulfgar goes to a plastic surgeon to alter his face after the French authorities get his picture, but the changes are not that major -- he's able to sneak into the United States with a fake passport, but he's still recognizable enough that A.T.A.C. finds out that he did shortly afterwards and he depends on Shakka for legwork.
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* MagicalPlasticSurgery: Averted. Wulfgar goes to a plastic surgeon to alter his face after the French authorities get his picture, but the changes are not that major -- he's able to sneak into the United States with a fake passport, but he's still recognizable enough that A.T.A.C. finds out that he did shortly afterwards and he depends on Shakka for legwork.
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** Hartman tells [=DaSilva=] that he went through the trouble of studying the background of each person on the anti-terrorist unit, and he says that Wulfgar will do the same. Turns out that he's mostly right. The only thing he got wrong is that Wulfgar has ''Shakka'' do the homework instead of doing it himself.
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** Hartman tells [=DaSilva=] that he went through the trouble of studying the background of each person on the anti-terrorist unit, and he says that Wulfgar will do the same. Turns out that he's mostly right. The only thing he got wrong is that Wulfgar has ''Shakka'' do the homework instead of doing it himself. He also demonstrates this by insulting [=DaSilva=] in a way that makes him reach his RageBreakingPoint and almost storm out of the organization (by mentioning he's divorced) -- on the climax, [=DaSilva=] uses a recording of Hartman where he talks about Shakka's profile and insults her in a way that makes Shakka abandon the HumanShield group to try to kill [=DaSilva=] in a rage, and this allows Fox to snipe her in the head.
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''Nighthawks'' is a 1981 thriller starring Creator/SylvesterStallone (pre-Rambo), Creator/BillyDeeWilliams, Creator/RutgerHauer, Nigel Davenport, and Persis Khambata, with appearances by Lindsay Wagner, Joe Spinell as a cop and Hilary Thompson as a flight attendant.
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* TheSociopath: Wulfgar, Wulfgar, '''WULFGAR'''. Where do we even begin? When he takes over the Staten Island tram on the climax, he refuses to even let kids go (a regular sign of good will by hostage takers), instead pointing out the gun he's carrying and telling [=DaSilva=] that if his demands are not obeyed, he will kill the kids ''and'' go "blame [=DaSilva=] for this!".
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* TerroristsWithoutACause: Wulgar in a nutshell--he's a "for-hire" mercenary, so ruthless [[EvenEvilHasStandards that other groups start to stay away from him]]. So the best way to solve this? Go to New York and terrorize it to its knees in order to attract employers.
* TheSociopath: Wulfgar, Wulfgar, '''WULFGAR'''. Where do we even begin? When he takes over the Staten Island tram on the climax, he refuses to even let kids go (a regular sign of good will by hostage takers), instead pointing out the gun he's carrying and telling [=DaSilva=] that if his demands are not obeyed, he will kill the kids ''and'' go "blame [=DaSilva=] for this!". His EstablishingCharacterMoment is blowing up a restaurant by means of a bomb concealed in a baby carriage.
* TheSociopath: Wulfgar, Wulfgar, '''WULFGAR'''. Where do we even begin? When he takes over the Staten Island tram on the climax, he refuses to even let kids go (a regular sign of good will by hostage takers), instead pointing out the gun he's carrying and telling [=DaSilva=] that if his demands are not obeyed, he will kill the kids ''and'' go "blame [=DaSilva=] for this!". His EstablishingCharacterMoment is blowing up a restaurant by means of a bomb concealed in a baby carriage.
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* TheSociopath: Wulfgar, Wulfgar, '''WULFGAR'''. Where do we even begin?
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* TheSociopath: Wulfgar, Wulfgar, '''WULFGAR'''. Where do we even begin?begin? When he takes over the Staten Island tram on the climax, he refuses to even let kids go (a regular sign of good will by hostage takers), instead pointing out the gun he's carrying and telling [=DaSilva=] that if his demands are not obeyed, he will kill the kids ''and'' go "blame [=DaSilva=] for this!".
* TheWorldsExpertOnGettingKilled: Hartman, he who trains the strike force and constantly warns about Wufgar's immense preparedness, even warning that if facing off against him or his allies, the best way to survive is to draw a gun and kill them '''immediately'''. He gets blind-sided by Shaka when he's getting ready to get lunch and shot in the head before he can even blink.
* TheWorldsExpertOnGettingKilled: Hartman, he who trains the strike force and constantly warns about Wufgar's immense preparedness, even warning that if facing off against him or his allies, the best way to survive is to draw a gun and kill them '''immediately'''. He gets blind-sided by Shaka when he's getting ready to get lunch and shot in the head before he can even blink.
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* GenreSavvy: Hartman. There's a reason he's the instructor for the anti-terrorist unit.
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* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: ''So very much'' in Wulfgar's case. Underestimating him will get not only yourself killed, but also anybody unlucky enough to be in the general vicinity.
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* BlondeGuysAreEvil: Well, really just Wulfgar, at least after he gets a face-lift. Before the lift, he had brownish hair.
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''Nighthawks'' is a 1981 thriller starring SylvesterStallone (pre-Rambo), Billy Dee Williams, Creator/RutgerHauer, Nigel Davenport, and Persis Khambata, with appearances by Lindsay Wagner, Joe Spinell as a cop and Hilary Thompson as a flight attendant.
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''Nighthawks'' is a 1981 thriller starring SylvesterStallone Creator/SylvesterStallone (pre-Rambo), Billy Dee Williams, Creator/RutgerHauer, Nigel Davenport, and Persis Khambata, with appearances by Lindsay Wagner, Joe Spinell as a cop and Hilary Thompson as a flight attendant.
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Not to be confused with [[NighthawksShot that painting]].
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''Film/GodzillaFinalWars''.
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* BulletsDoNotWorkThatWay: A close-up of [=DaSilva=]'s partner chambering a round in his sniper rifle is ruined by the fact that it's clearly a blank cartridge.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Wulfgar is obviously based on Carlos the Jackal -- his introduction where he shoots dead several police sent to arrest him resembles Carlos' 1975 shooting of two unarmed DST agents and an informant in Paris.
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* TheSociopath: Wulfgar, Wulfgar, '''WULFGAR'''. Where do we even begin?
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* PetTheDog: Subverted. Wulfgar asks [=DaSilva=] to take small infant off the tram car holding the hostages, but ''only'' because killing the infant would make terrorist organizations unwilling to hire him, and he wants to find "work."
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* PetTheDog: Subverted. Wulfgar asks [=DaSilva=] to take small infant off the tram car holding the hostages, but ''only'' because killing the infant would make terrorist organizations unwilling to hire him, and he wants to find "work.""
* TheSociopath: Wulfgar, Wulfgar, '''WULFGAR'''. Where do we even begin?
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* ClusterFBomb: There are a few throughout the film, but the most memorable one is when Wulfgar has wounded Fox, and Dasilva slips a "fuck" between every other word as he shouts threats to the retreating Wulfgar.
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* ClusterFBomb: There are a few throughout the film, but the most memorable one is when Wulfgar has wounded Fox, and Dasilva [=DaSilva=] slips a "fuck" between every other word as he shouts threats to the retreating Wulfgar.
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*** Hartman tells [=DaSilva=] that he went through the trouble of studying the background of each person on the anti-terrorist unit, and he says that Wulfgar will do the same. Turns out that he's mostly right. The only thing he got wrong is that Wulfgar has ''Shakka'' do the homework instead of doing it himself.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: John J. Rambo and Lando Calrissian team up with a [[PhaseIV scientist killed by ants]] in order to stop [[BladeRunner Roy Batty]] and [[StarTrekTheMotionPicture Lt. Ilia]] from killing everyone. Also, [[TheBionicWoman Lindsay Wagner]] plays [=DaSilva=]'s ex-wife.
* JurisdictionFriction: [=DaSilva=] is very uncomfortable with Hartman's "shoot first" mentality that he wants the cops to have when dealing with Wulfgar. He actually has an argument with Hartman over this mentality. His coming to terms with this is the only reason DaSilva survives when facing off against Wulfgar. There are also examples earlier in the film when different divisions of the police department don't seem to like each other much if at all.
* MoodWhiplash: Quite a few. The most tragic of these is perhaps when Hartman dies. One moment, he's talking to DaSilva about getting chinese food, and then he sees Shakka at the top of the escalator he's on. It doesn't end well for him.
* OhCrap: There are a small number. Wulfgar has one just as he realizes that he's fallen for DaSilva's trap at the end of the film. Hartman also has one when he sees Shakka waiting for him at the top of an escalator.
* JurisdictionFriction: [=DaSilva=] is very uncomfortable with Hartman's "shoot first" mentality that he wants the cops to have when dealing with Wulfgar. He actually has an argument with Hartman over this mentality. His coming to terms with this is the only reason DaSilva survives when facing off against Wulfgar. There are also examples earlier in the film when different divisions of the police department don't seem to like each other much if at all.
* MoodWhiplash: Quite a few. The most tragic of these is perhaps when Hartman dies. One moment, he's talking to DaSilva about getting chinese food, and then he sees Shakka at the top of the escalator he's on. It doesn't end well for him.
* OhCrap: There are a small number. Wulfgar has one just as he realizes that he's fallen for DaSilva's trap at the end of the film. Hartman also has one when he sees Shakka waiting for him at the top of an escalator.
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* MoodWhiplash: Quite a few. The most tragic of these is perhaps when Hartman dies. One moment, he's talking to
* OhCrap: There are a small number. Wulfgar has one just as he realizes that he's fallen for
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* BadassBeard: Dasilva sports an awesome one throughout the film.
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* BadassBeard: Dasilva [=DaSilva=] sports an awesome one throughout the film.
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* DisguisedInDrag: DaSilva has a penchant for this.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: John J. Rambo and Lando Calrissian team up with a [[PhaseIV scientist killed by ants]] in order to stop [[BladeRunner Roy Batty]] and [[StarTrekTheMotionPicture Lt. Ilia]] from killing everyone. Also, [[TheBionicWoman Lindsay Wagner]] plays DaSilva's ex-wife.
* JurisdictionFriction: DaSilva is very uncomfortable with Hartman's "shoot first" mentality that he wants the cops to have when dealing with Wulfgar. He actually has an argument with Hartman over this mentality. His coming to terms with this is the only reason DaSilva survives when facing off against Wulfgar. There are also examples earlier in the film when different divisions of the police department don't seem to like each other much if at all.
* JurisdictionFriction: DaSilva is very uncomfortable with Hartman's "shoot first" mentality that he wants the cops to have when dealing with Wulfgar. He actually has an argument with Hartman over this mentality. His coming to terms with this is the only reason DaSilva survives when facing off against Wulfgar. There are also examples earlier in the film when different divisions of the police department don't seem to like each other much if at all.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: John J. Rambo and Lando Calrissian team up with a [[PhaseIV scientist killed by ants]] in order to stop [[BladeRunner Roy Batty]] and [[StarTrekTheMotionPicture Lt. Ilia]] from killing everyone. Also, [[TheBionicWoman Lindsay Wagner]] plays DaSilva's [=DaSilva=]'s ex-wife.
* JurisdictionFriction:DaSilva [=DaSilva=] is very uncomfortable with Hartman's "shoot first" mentality that he wants the cops to have when dealing with Wulfgar. He actually has an argument with Hartman over this mentality. His coming to terms with this is the only reason DaSilva survives when facing off against Wulfgar. There are also examples earlier in the film when different divisions of the police department don't seem to like each other much if at all.
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* PetTheDog: Subverted. Wulfgar asks DaSilva [=DaSilva=] to take small infant off the tram car holding the hostages, but ''only'' because killing the infant would make terrorist organizations unwilling to hire him, and he wants to find "work."