"Where civilization ends and survival begins."01 August 1986Action100 mins
A group of elite soldiers, including one woman, sign up for the ultimate training mission. The group parachutes onto a remote island, where their objective is to reach the safety zone before the "opposing force" captures them. Everything does not go as expected, and the training mission turns into the real thing.
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Opposing Force Trailer 1986
Opposing Force Trailer 1986 Director: Eric Karson Starring: Anthony Zerbe John Considine Lisa Eichhorn Richard Roundtree Tom Skerritt Robert Wightman ...
The developers have not done Opposing Force 2. So I decided to make a movie. Proceed to shoot him after the completion of the film Half-Life History Detective ...
Half Life Opposing Force Trailer (1999)
半減期：反対する力（1999） 하프 라이프 : 반대측의 힘 (1999) Half Life : Opposing Force (1999
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