Colombiana Movie Trailer

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COLOMBIANA A young woman grows up to be a stone-cold assassin after witnessing her parents' murder as a child in Bogota. She works for her uncle as a hitman by day, but her personal time is spent engaging in vigilante murders that she hopes will lead her to her ultimate target - the mobster responsible for her parents' death.

Sony Pictures presents Colombiana movie, which stars Avatar's Zoe Saldana as a stone-cold assassin. It's directed by Olivier Megaton. Colombiana movie was written by the Taken team of Luc Besson and Robert Mark Kamen.

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[NOANDIW]

that's true the worst part is that the actors have italian or mexican accent anything but Colombian accent. what a poor imagination :(

[ad2atlga]

o man that sucks! Another movie to stereotype Colombia and Colombians! Everyone there is not a drug dealer or an assassin.. Why don't they make a movie about how all these idiots in the US buy and take the drugs that corrupt and destabilize these countries like Colombia and Mexico! Mexico is the really bad scene right now.

[malinaura]

At least use a real latinoamerican woman.. no an afro NORTH american... it feels so fake

[malinaura]

BOOOOOO.... tomatos and letuces... crap movie... bullshit

[scringe1]

@ad2atlga

The film takes place in 1992. it's not a stereotype.

[ItalianR852]

@NOANDIW Because Mexico is the "Hollywood" of Latin America therefore the actors/actress are from Mexico where the movie was filmed and where the 2nd largest most important cinema after Hollywood in the Americas is.

[mykleone]

It's a movie!!! If it keeps the clueless away I am all for it.

[PROPERTYOFADONAI]

LOOKS AWESOME I TOTALLY RAPED THE REPLAY BUTTON!!

[mbmelone]

Are you serious?!

Remember Pablo Escobar . . . dead for nearly 20 years?

I have a house and apartment in Medellin . . . feel safe wherever I am and cannot believe there is again another violence-centered movie about Colombia.

Most recently, I'd think the border areas of Mexico seem to be a greater focus of violence.

And yes - I am a native born American citizen and am tired of disparaging portrayal of one of South Americas' most beautiful countries and people.