The movie stars Robert Gant, Shannen Doherty, Fraser Brown, John Rhys-Davies, Nathan Whitaker and Katherine Kennard.

A few days later, after the fall of the wall, they meet their boss Yale in a West Berlin cafe and are given a debriefing, effectively telling them the cold war is over, and their jobs are done.

They said the dialogue is "cliched and laughable", and the director tries to disguise the "weak screenplay with gimmicks and editing techniques" that don't make the scenes believable.

In conclusion, the magazine states the movie doesn't "possess a cast capable of elevating it into an attractive spy film", and calling their acting "downright dull".

[5] The LGBT film site CGiii was harsh in their review saying Ron Oliver's directing "is not very good" and the camera work is "sloppy and wobbly", while the "script is a mess".