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* HilariousInHindsight: Two of the conspirators are called [[Film/TheMatrix Smith and Jones.]]
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* CompleteMonster: [[AxCrazy Mr. Smith]] is a [[PsychoForHire psychotic]] [[ProfessionalKiller assassin]] with a HairTriggerTemper hiding under a paper-thin [[FauxAffablyEvil veneer of affability]]. A member of the conspiracy to assassinate Governor Eleanor Grant, Smith and his cohort Ms. Jones snatch accountant Gene Watson from off the street and browbeat him into carrying out the assassination at the threat of his [[WouldHurtAChild young daughter Lynn's life]]--with full plans to likely kill both [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness after they have worn out their use]]. Smith relentlessly hounds and beats Gene and threatens to brutally murder Lynn for the slightest deviation from the plot, and at one point reminisces over murdering a friend of his for being a "fuck-up." Smith coldly shoots Eleanor's assistant dead after [[HeKnowsTooMuch she inadvertently learns too much]], and once the plot to kill Eleanor goes awry for the final time, Smith simply indiscriminately fires into a populated crowd to take her out and shortly thereafter tries to murder Lynn himself. Deprived of any real emotion except murderous anger, Smith's tendency to harm anything that so much as displeased him marked him as the absolute worst of those involved in the conspiracy.
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* CompleteMonster: [[AxCrazy "[[AxCrazy Mr. Smith]] Smith]]" is a [[PsychoForHire psychotic]] [[ProfessionalKiller psychopathic assassin]] who, with a HairTriggerTemper hiding under a paper-thin [[FauxAffablyEvil veneer of affability]]. A member of the conspiracy to assassinate Governor Eleanor Grant, Smith and his cohort compatriot Ms. Jones snatch accountant Jones, strongarms everyman Gene Watson from off the street and browbeat him into carrying out the a political assassination at under the threat of his [[WouldHurtAChild young daughter little girl Lynn's life]]--with full plans to likely kill both life. The nastier and the more unstable between himself and Ms. Jones, Mr. Smith beats, threatens, and hounds Gene at every opportunity, [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness after they have worn clearly intending to leave him to face the heat regardless of whether or not he successfully carries out their use]]. Smith relentlessly hounds and beats Gene and threatens to brutally murder Lynn for the slightest deviation from the plot, and at one point reminisces over murdering a friend of hit]]. When his for being a "fuck-up." Smith coldly shoots Eleanor's target's assistant dead after [[HeKnowsTooMuch she inadvertently learns [[SheKnowsTooMuch clues into too much]], and once the plot to kill Eleanor goes awry much for the final time, her own good]], Smith simply indiscriminately shoots her in the head without blinking, and when his target escapes, Smith fires wildly into a populated crowd just to take her out and shortly thereafter get her, hitting numerous other innocent people. To do nothing more than blow off some steam after the plan goes up in smoke, Smith tries to murder Lynn himself. Deprived of any real emotion except murderous anger, Smith's tendency to harm anything that so much [[WouldHurtAChild personally kill Lynn]] as displeased well. Even when Gene shoots him marked him as in retribution for this, Smith is nothing but happy he's made the absolute worst man take a life, proudly claiming "I told them I could make a killer out of those involved in the conspiracy.you!"
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** The entire murder conspiracy against Grant; even more disturbing is the fact that ''her own husband'' was a willing accomplice in the plot.
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** The entire murder conspiracy against Grant; even more disturbing is the fact that ''her own husband'' was a willing accomplice in the plot.plot.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: This film could take place in the modern day easily enough, aside from all of the plotters using handheld radios instead of mobile phones.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: This film could take place in the modern day easily enough, aside from all of the plotters using handheld radios instead of mobile phones.
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* NightmareFuel: The shootout in the Governor's suite, where Watson witnesses the execution of the Governor's assistant. He then shoots his way out of the suite before he is stopped dead in his tracks by the [[JumPScare supposedly dead Mr. Smith]], who he shot point blank just seconds earlier. He is then hurled off the balcony into the lobby below to his death.....[[AllJustADream only to wake up]] to reveal he had been hallucinating after receiving a brutal beating from Mr. Smith.
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** The shootout in the Governor's suite, where Watson witnesses the execution of the Governor's assistant. He then shoots his way out of the suite before he is stopped dead in his tracks by the [[JumPScare supposedly dead Mr. Smith]], who he shot point blank just seconds earlier. He is then hurled off the balcony into the lobby below to his death.....[[AllJustADream only to wake up]] to reveal he had been hallucinating after receiving a brutal beating from Mr. Smith.
** The shootout in the Governor's suite, where Watson witnesses the execution of the Governor's assistant. He then shoots his way out of the suite before he is stopped dead in his tracks by the [[JumPScare supposedly dead Mr. Smith]], who he shot point blank just seconds earlier. He is then hurled off the balcony into the lobby below to his death.....[[AllJustADream only to wake up]] to reveal he had been hallucinating after receiving a brutal beating from Mr. Smith.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Two of the conspirators are called [[Film/TheMatrix Smith and Jones.]]
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* CompleteMonster: [[AxCrazy Mr. Smith]] is a [[PsychoForHire psychotic]] [[ProfessionalKiller assassin]] with a HairTriggerTemper hiding under a paper-thin [[FauxAffablyEvil veneer of affability]]. A member of the conspiracy to assassinate Governor Eleanor Grant, Smith and his cohort Ms. Jones snatch accountant Gene Winston from off the street and browbeat him into carrying out the assassination at the threat of his [[WouldHurtAChild young daughter Lynn's life]]--with full plans to likely kill both [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness after they have worn out their use]]. Smith relentlessly hounds and beats Gene and threatens to brutally murder Lynn for the slightest deviation from the plot, and at one point reminisces over murdering a friend of his for being a "fuck-up." Smith coldly shoots Eleanor's assistant dead after [[HeKnowsTooMuch she inadvertently learns too much]], and once the plot to kill Eleanor goes awry for the final time, Smith simply indiscriminately fires into a populated crowd to take her out and shortly thereafter tries to murder Lynn himself. Deprived of any real emotion except murderous anger, Smith's tendency to harm anything that so much as displeased him marked him as the absolute worst of those involved in the conspiracy.
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* CompleteMonster: [[AxCrazy Mr. Smith]] is a [[PsychoForHire psychotic]] [[ProfessionalKiller assassin]] with a HairTriggerTemper hiding under a paper-thin [[FauxAffablyEvil veneer of affability]]. A member of the conspiracy to assassinate Governor Eleanor Grant, Smith and his cohort Ms. Jones snatch accountant Gene Winston Watson from off the street and browbeat him into carrying out the assassination at the threat of his [[WouldHurtAChild young daughter Lynn's life]]--with full plans to likely kill both [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness after they have worn out their use]]. Smith relentlessly hounds and beats Gene and threatens to brutally murder Lynn for the slightest deviation from the plot, and at one point reminisces over murdering a friend of his for being a "fuck-up." Smith coldly shoots Eleanor's assistant dead after [[HeKnowsTooMuch she inadvertently learns too much]], and once the plot to kill Eleanor goes awry for the final time, Smith simply indiscriminately fires into a populated crowd to take her out and shortly thereafter tries to murder Lynn himself. Deprived of any real emotion except murderous anger, Smith's tendency to harm anything that so much as displeased him marked him as the absolute worst of those involved in the conspiracy.
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* CultClassic: A flop when it was first released, it's found an audience in recent years for being a precursor to more recent RealTime concepts such as ''Film/RunLolaRun'' and ''Series/TwentyFour''.
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* CultClassic: A flop when it was first released, it's found an audience in recent years for being a precursor to more recent RealTime concepts such as ''Film/RunLolaRun'' and ''Series/TwentyFour''.''Series/TwentyFour''.
* NightmareFuel: The shootout in the Governor's suite, where Watson witnesses the execution of the Governor's assistant. He then shoots his way out of the suite before he is stopped dead in his tracks by the [[JumPScare supposedly dead Mr. Smith]], who he shot point blank just seconds earlier. He is then hurled off the balcony into the lobby below to his death.....[[AllJustADream only to wake up]] to reveal he had been hallucinating after receiving a brutal beating from Mr. Smith.
** The entire murder conspiracy against Grant; even more disturbing is the fact that ''her own husband'' was a willing accomplice in the plot.
* NightmareFuel: The shootout in the Governor's suite, where Watson witnesses the execution of the Governor's assistant. He then shoots his way out of the suite before he is stopped dead in his tracks by the [[JumPScare supposedly dead Mr. Smith]], who he shot point blank just seconds earlier. He is then hurled off the balcony into the lobby below to his death.....[[AllJustADream only to wake up]] to reveal he had been hallucinating after receiving a brutal beating from Mr. Smith.
** The entire murder conspiracy against Grant; even more disturbing is the fact that ''her own husband'' was a willing accomplice in the plot.
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* CompleteMonster: [[AxCrazy Mr. Smith]] is a [[PsychoForHire psychotic]] [[ProfessionalKiller assassin]] with a HairTriggerTemper hiding under a paper-thin [[FauxAffablyEvil veneer of affability]]. A member of the conspiracy to assassinate Governor Eleanor Grant, Smith and his cohort Ms. Jones snatch accountant Gene Winston from off the street and browbeat him into carrying out the assassination at the threat of his [[WouldHurtAChild young daughter Lynn's life]]--with full plans to likely kill both [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness after they have worn out their use]]. Smith relentlessly hounds and beats Gene and threatens to brutally murder Lynn for the slightest deviation from the plot, and at one point reminisces over murdering a friend of his for being a "fuck-up." Smith coldly shoots Eleanor's assistant dead after [[HeKnowsTooMuch she inadvertently learns too much]], and once the plot to kill Eleanor goes awry for the final time, Smith simply indiscriminately fires into a populated crowd to take her out and shortly thereafter tries to murder Lynn himself. Deprived of any real emotion except murderous anger, Smith's tendency to harm anything that so much as displeased him marked him as the absolute worst of those involved in the conspiracy.
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* CultClassic: A flop when it was first released, it's found an audience in recent years for being a precursor to more recent RealTime concepts such as ''RunLolaRun'' and ''Series/TwentyFour''.
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* CultClassic: A flop when it was first released, it's found an audience in recent years for being a precursor to more recent RealTime concepts such as ''RunLolaRun'' ''Film/RunLolaRun'' and ''Series/TwentyFour''.
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