A young man becomes entangled in a spy plot.

Really enjoyable 80s spy thriller movie, with a bop of a soundtrack from the era. I suspected from the synopsis and look of it after searching for recommendations to Cloak and Dagger (1984) and If Looks could Kill (1991) (two other neat spy movies worth checking out by the way) that I was going to enjoy this one, I wasn't wrong. A student who plays with others using paintball guns on campus like a club fraternity thing (hey its the 80s I'd buy it, and in now way basing opinions on current day P.C., just enjoying what I'm being served up) anyway he ends up being seduced while on a trip to Paris by a woman called Sasha, let me just say there is something really enticing about Linda Fiorentino (Sasha's) accent that was so well done. From here we have a regular spy fest, its entertaining and I wished they still made movies like this. The pacing was pretty good, the cinematography especially in the late nights and days of East Berlin were also really good. If you like Spy action comedy thrillers then I recommend checking this one out. [spoiler] (Oh and that ending where he tranquilizes the girl that calls him a creep I laughed, she had it coming) [/spoiler]

❤x6 I re-watched this movie - and sadly it is pretty much as bad as I remembered it. Not to mention how this would never get made in todays society - yikes - playing "Tag" in school by using paintball guns. The rest of the movie is just mostly Meh. But it was a fun bit of nostalgia. How I rate: 1-3 ❤ = seriously! don't waste your time 4-6 ❤ = you may or may not enjoy this 7-8 ❤ = I expect you will like this too 9-10 ❤ = movies and TV shows I really love!

The movie ends with a male student at school getting rejected by a woman and in retaliation he pull out a gun and shoots her... with a tranquilizer. Hahahahahahahah, Jesus Christ, what the fuck. That's the only part of the movie that's actually relevant today, sadly.

I really enjoyed this movie, it was pure nostalgic. I remember renting this one on vhs in the 1980s. And I was really in love with Linda Fiorentini, where did she go.