Unstoppable

Dean Cage, a former special forces soldier, is mistaken for a CIA agent by a group of criminals and injected with an experimental drug that lets others control his behavior through subtle suggestions. He escapes, but the drug leaves him disoriented, caught between present danger and memories of his service in Bosnia. With the antidote in the hands of the people who abducted him and his time running out, Dean's only hope is police detective Amy Knight, who knows what has been done to him and must act quickly to save his life.

The film was directed by David Carson, whose earlier credits include Star Trek: Generations, Letters from a Killer and Carrie, and it followed those in 2004. Tom Vaughan wrote the screenplay, with Boaz Davidson, Tom Jacobson and Bob Misiorowski producing. Wesley Snipes plays Dean Cage; the cast also includes Stuart Wilson, Mark Sheppard, David Schofield, Nicholas Aaron and Kim Thomson, among 36 credited performers.

Released in October 2004, the film is a 96-minute action thriller. Made for about 20 million dollars, it returned roughly 1 million dollars worldwide. On IMDb it holds a rating of 5 out of 10 from around 5,500 votes, and on TMDB it sits at 5.2 out of 10 from 124 votes, indicating a limited and mixed response from viewers.