Double Impact

Synopsis: Jean Claude Van Damme plays a dual role as Alex and Chad, twins separated at the death of their parents. Chad is raised by a family retainer in Paris, Alex becomes a petty crook in Hong Kong. Seeing a picture of Alex, Chad rejoins him and convinces him that his rival in Hong Kong is also the man who killed their parents. Alex is suspicious of Chad, especially when it comes to his girlfriend.
Genre: Action, Crime
Director(s): Sheldon Lettich
Production: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
  2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.5
Rotten Tomatoes:
14%
R
Year:
1991
110 min
1,363 Views


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Come here. I'll take him.

I'll take him. Come on.

Goodness, Chad. Don't be sensitive.

Hey, that wasn't worth all that fuss,

was it, Alex?

Come on now.

- Is he OK?

- He'll be fine.

Well, Paul. Six years, three banks

and $200 million later.

- Congratulations, Nigel.

- You, too.

Mr. Wagner, it's time

to rock and roll.

- Time to rock and roll.

- Good luck, darling.

Many centuries ago,

a Chinese poet foresaw a Hong Kong

that glittered like the stars

in the heavens.

Today, by providing an underwater tunnel

to connect Hong Kong Island with

the mainland and the New Territories,

we hope that

we have brought that prophecy

one step closer to reality.

And so, ladies and gentlemen, Griffith

Wagner Enterprises proudly present

to the Crown colony of Hong Kong

the Victoria Harbour Tunnel.

Paul. Sure you don't want me

to follow you home?

Oh, I can get home without you, Frank.

- I'll believe that when I see it.

- We'll be fine.

You take the night off. Hey, thanks.

Without you I could never have done it.

Now, get lost, you bum.

If you say so. Katherine, take a look

under the front seat, would you?

That's a little token

of my appreciation.

I don't know how Paul's initials

got on there, but they're there.

That's nice, Frank. It's really nice.

It's cheap and there's no cigars, but...

But it's... really great.

Thanks for everything, pal.

Hey, Frank.

It's lovely. Goodnight.

- Frank? I said take the night off.

- I heard you loud and clear.

Then that's not your car following us?

No, it's...

What's the matter?

Paul, whatever you do,

don't get out of the car, goddamnit.

I'll be right there.

Get down! Get the boys down!

Get them down!

My babies! Please, no!

Paul!

Katherine!

Paul, no!

No! Paul! Oh, my God!

Oh, God!

Oh, my babies!

Oh, babies!

My babies. What'll happen to them?

You'll never know.

Get those kids and get out of there!

Griffith.

- How do you feel now?

- Oh, it still hurts.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

OK.

- Maybe you should relax now, OK?

- OK.

Slowly close your legs.

Beautiful. Doing well.

You know, stretching is so important.

For example,

because of my big legs and karate,

I can do the splits, no problem.

Back and forth. Back and forth.

Feels good.

They're right in here.

I'll be with you in a minute.

- Chad.

- Yeah?

I'm sorry. Don't move.

Take over the karate class.

Look, Frankie.

I'm busy with those girls now.

No, this is business.

- Take over the karate class.

- Like this?

Three!

Class!

We got a little problem...

Class!

- Jackie, what's wrong?

- No problem.

- What's wrong?

- It's the new guy.

- How you doin'? All right?

- Yeah.

It's gotta be him.

What are you,

the ballet teacher or what?

Yeah, I'm dancing, yeah.

Also some karate.

- Karate?

- Show me one of your special kicks.

- You wanna see one of my kicks? Yeah?

- Yeah. C'mon.

Sh*t.

Chad, come up to my office, ASAP.

Hong Kong? Uncle Frankie.

Get real, man.

We can't just cut out for two weeks.

We got a business to run.

You have another business to run

in Hong Kong.

Make this thing look

like a f***ing dog pound.

Another business in Hong Kong.

Uncle Frankie...

I'm not your uncle.

You're not my uncle?

Suddenly, after 25 years,

you're telling me you're not my uncle.

And you weren't born in France.

I just raised you there.

Any more surprises? Like maybe

I own a grocery store in Zimbabwe?

Chad.

Now, listen to me. I raised you

ever since you were six months old.

I brought you up

like you were my own kid.

Have I ever given you any reason

not to trust me?

- No.

- Then trust me.

We're going to Hong Kong.

Chad. C'mon, put on your seat belt.

Look at this, Frankie.

Let's go shopping.

Bop, bop!

Frankie, check it out.

Driver. How long?

- Hotel. How long?

- We're not going to the hotel.

- What?

- We're gonna go to this joint first.

Nice little joint. It's highly

recommended in the tour books.

Out. Out.

Thank you. Keep it close.

Hey, Frankie. What is this?

It's a mah-jong parlor.

It's a cross between dominoes

and five-card stud.

Try a hand. I'm going

to talk to this guy.

Frank. Frank. Frank. Frank.

You wanna stay here? Beautiful.

I'll be waiting at the hotel.

I'll take a shower and shave and...

- It'll be great.

- No, we'll go together. Come here.

I want you to see something in here.

C'mon.

- Chad, trust me. C'mon.

- This place sucks.

Hey, boss. Just the way you like it.

Very hot.

For your friend, too?

What's wrong?

- What's wrong with him?

- I dunno.

- What'd he give you?

- Cash, money. I love Hong Kong.

Very nice.

Thank you.

Me?

Go on. Go see what she wants.

I think she wants to talk to you.

Go on. I'll be right here.

Did you pick these out yourself?

I am impressed. Haircut, too.

You know,

this really is a lovely color on you.

What else do you have in here?

Silk underwear.

- Keep going.

- More surprises?

Oh, yeah. Big surprise.

Huge surprise.

- Look at him. The way he walks.

- He looks like you.

- The way he touched you?

- I'm sorry. He looks exactly like you.

Look like me?

You, of all people, should know

I'd never wear black silk underwear.

- Wait, wait, wait.

- Look at him. A f*ggot.

Frank. Frankie. What's going on here?

Chad. He's your brother.

Look at him. For Christ's sake.

Look at him.

Just take a look at him.

He's your twin brother.

I don't believe this. My brother.

See that door? You've both got

10 seconds to get the f*** out.

Hear what they've got to say.

- Five seconds!

- Damn it, Alex.

You stay here.

Don't even think about it, pal.

Don't even think about it.

Sit down.

OK, let's talk.

You ever hear of a guy

named Nigel Griffith?

That's like asking a New Yorker

if he's heard of Donald Trump.

- What about Raymond Zhang?

- Yeah.

- What about him?

- What's this got to do with Alex?

It's simple.

The Victoria Harbour Tunnel

was built by a man I used to work for

after my tour of Nam.

Halfway through construction

he ran into money problems.

So they pulled in Griffith

as an equity partner.

Griffith got his cash from a secret loan

courtesy of the Zhang family.

When the tunnel was completed, and

my employer's construction expertise

was no longer needed,

they had him and his wife

exxed out by a Triad hit team.

Only, the Triads f***ed up

because they had two sons, babies,

who they were gonna wipe out, too,

so they wouldn't come back

and claim what was rightfully theirs.

You're full of sh*t.

Paul and Katherine Wagner.

And their two sons, Chad and Alex.

- Those two men, can we find them?

- Let's go after Raymond Zhang.

You've got an army outside, or what?

Did you hear what he just told us?

These were our parents. Look at them.

I hear bullshit every day, pal.

You want some advice?

Take your fancy clothes and your silk

underwear and go back to Disneyland.

That's it. I guess you and I, Frankie.

Like always.

OK.

You want some real action, tough guys?

Let's do it.

This is beautiful.

- What's the piece for?

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Sheldon Lettich

Sheldon Lettich (born January 14, 1951) is an American screenwriter, film director and producer. He is best known for his collaborations with Jean-Claude Van Damme and his work in the action film genre. more…

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