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D.C. detective Harlan Regis is called to the White House after a young woman is murdered in the White House. Regis realizes this won't be a typical investigation as he keeps running into a brick wall with the Secret Service. He is only able to get the help of Agent Chance. All of this is occurring while a hostage scandal in Korea threatens to destroy the President's term.
When the murdered body of a young woman who works in the White House is found, homicide detective Harlan Regis is called in. Upon arriving Senior Secret Service Agent Spikings objects to his presence, but he has the support of the National Security Advisor. Preliminary investigation suggests that it might be a sex crime. And Regis learns that the President's son has a history of similar acts. He tries to get more info while Spikings is impeding him but he is determined to find out what happened. Secret Service Agent Nina Chance tries to help him.
Murder at 1600 (1997): Dir: Dwight Little / Cast: Wesley Snipes, Diane Lane, Dennis Miller, Alan Alda, Ronny Cox: Disappointing thriller about timing and skill, which is something not demonstrated here. It regards the murder of a woman at the White House. Didn't Clint Eastwood run the same drill the same year in the superior Absolute Power?The quality of the film depends upon how long viewers are kept guessing and director Dwight Little doesn't utter a peep with regards to the killer's identity. Little previously made Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers. Despite familiar premise the structure operates well on plot twists with identities saved for the conclusion. It is just everything else that doesn't quite click here. Wesley Snipes isn't exactly branching out here. He gets to kick someone's face in within the first ten minutes. Diane Lane is featured because the screenplay called for a female and she obviously fit the bill. Dennis Miller plays Snipes's partner without a bit of humanity. Ronny Cox plays a bland United States president and that is the extent of his appearance. It is as if the right elements were in place for a decent screenplay but when filming began something else entirely appeared on the screen. It contains no point other than to involve viewers in a familiar mystery and a bunch of mindless scenes where Snipes beats people up. Score: 2 / 10
CONTAINS SPOILERS<br/><br/>Now, that&#39;s what I call a good, well-made, solid crime film. The plot is highly far-fetched, but in fact, I didn&#39;t find any bad holes, except maybe that it&#39;s quite unbelievable that in reality one single idealist could seriously endanger the President&#39;s regency. Apart from that, a good thriller idea is turned into film without special directorial ideas by Dwight Little, leaving away hackneyed Hollywood thriller elements: e. g. there is no attempt at a love affair between Regis and Nina Chance, not too much emphasis on Regis&#39; private life (was he ever maried? we&#39;re not interested!) and no emphasis at all on the fact that he is black. The screenwriters could have stressed the film by using all these elements but they decided not to do it, which is a big, big plus for this Hollywood blockbuster.<br/><br/>Of course, for me the numberous surprising twists were interesting. At at least two points of the movie you thought: okay, now the movie will take this or this course but you were always surprised. That&#39;s how a good crime story works. Also we don&#39;t miss the `Wag the Dog&#39;-effect: `Murder at 1600&#39; is also a story about covering-up methods of the White House.
A lot of Murder at 1600 is well -done. Characters are introduced vividly,; there's a sense of realism in the White House scenes, and some of the dialogue by Wayne Beach and David Hodgin hits a nice ironic note. But then the movie kicks into auto - pilot. The last third of the film is a ready-made action movie plug-in.
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