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The Order
Van damme plays rudy cafmeyer a suave character who enters a world of intrigue when he is sent to israel to retrieve two men who have taken his archaeologist father hostage in tel aviv. He searches to uncover a sacred scroll found by his father in jerusalem and conveniently saves the world in the process. Studio: Sony Pictures Home Ent Release Date: 06/01/2004 Starring: Jean-claude Van Damme Ben Cross Run time: 89 minutes Rating: R Director: Sheldon Lettich more
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- Posted: Aug-01-2008
A pretty lame attempt at "funny" but o.k. nonetheless.
First off, this nothing like Indiana Jones. The only thing the two have in common is that the word "artifact(s)" is brought up in both movies.The attempt at humor in this film could come off to many as just bad directing/acting/execution. I think maybe some of it would make a 10-13 year old...
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- Posted: Jan-27-2008
Nice to watch Sofia Milos.
A light film made all the more watchable by the presence of the actress Sofia Milos. Her presence is stimulating.
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- Posted: Apr-08-2006
Where To Begin?
Well, first of all the viewers of this movie should not take it seriously. Its not that type of movie. Its more of a campy/spunky type action film. Yeah, it is a lot like Indiana Jones, and isnt Van Dammes best, but still has many high points to it.....at least I think. If you want Van Dammes...
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- Posted: Apr-01-2006
The Order
The plot line is thin but the action is great. Sofia Milos was great in this film.
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- Posted: Jan-16-2006
Sofia Milos is all the money!
The Order sheds light on a religious sect dating back to the Crusades. Having survived throughout the centuries, it aims at fulfilling a prophecy, which would plunge mankind into a third world war... In short, the acting and the dialogues are extremely weak (Van Damme and Charlton Heston really...
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- Posted: May-30-2005
It's Watchable
This movie is about a man whose father is an acheoligist or something and travels to Isreal to search for some kings treasure. He ends up kidnapped and Vanne Damme goes to Isreal to find his father, and along the way runs into some trouble with the locol mob, the corrupted police & Religous...
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- Posted: Oct-03-2004
THE BELGIAN WAFFLES
Jean Claude vanDamme's movies are obviously not meant to be taken seriously. The Belgian actor has always relied on his physical presence and kickboxing action to fill theatres or rent movies. In THE ORDER, he tries a more comic approach, in his attempts to locate his missing archaeologist...
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- Posted: Jul-31-2004
van Damme - a bit different! For the better? Your call ...
Jean-Claude van Damme with a bit more of dialog, some attempts at comedy, and an apparent attempt to capitalize on an Indiana Jones wanna-be plot line. Probably a bit far off the tradional van Damme fare for most fans, but still worth watching.
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- Posted: Jan-13-2004
The Order: An Indiana Jones Rip-off, but still ok.
Synopsis:Rudy Cafmeyer (Jean-Claude Van Damme) is an international artifacts smuggle whose father is a well known museum Curator. When Rudy's father (Vernon Dobtcheff) goes missing mysteriously in Israel, Rudy embarks on a quest to find him. The end result is a confrontation with a lovely...
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- Posted: Dec-29-2003
The quest continues...
By now, looking for a well-written coherent plot in a Jean-Claude Van Damme film is a bit like seeking the Holy Grail. The Order, insures that the quest will continue. This time, Van Damme is Rudy Cafmeyer, jewel thief and smuggler. When his father, an archeologist, disappears in Jerusalem,...
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