Get Carter (2000)

In the neon-drenched underbelly of Las Vegas, Jack Carter has carved out a niche as a formidable mob casino financial enforcer. But when a storm-wracked tragedy claims his brother Richie's life in far-off Seattle, he's compelled to journey back to his long-abandoned roots. Venturing into the heart of a city steeped in gloom and rain, he attends his brother's funeral, a solemn event that soon morphs into a chilling mystery threaded with danger and deceit. As he delves deeper into Richie's life, Jack weaves through a labyrinth of murky connections and veiled secrets. Conversations with his brother's widow, his enigmatic niece Doreen, and the elusive Geraldine suggest a sinister undertone to his death, stirring suspicions of murder in Jack's mind. His suspicions further amplify as he crosses paths with Cliff Brumby, the owner of a club Richie managed, entangled in a dark web of pornography and prostitution, masterminded by the ruthless Cyrus Paice. Despite Paice's claims of being a mere puppet for the influential tycoon Jeremy Kinnear, Jack senses an ominous connection, fueling his thirst for truth and retribution. Yet, a shadowy figure has unleashed Thorpey, a menacing henchman, to lure Jack back to the glittering sin-city of Las Vegas, further complicating his quest. In the backdrop, restless tension brews with Jack's partner, Con McCarty, seemingly unnerved by their boss, Les Fletcher, and the past affair Fletcher's wife had with Jack. Meanwhile, an unwelcome intrusion into Richie's home in search of a crucial CD unveils new layers of intrigue. In "Get Carter", the reader embarks on a relentless pursuit of truth through a labyrinth of deception and revenge, where loyalty is as elusive as the Seattle mist and betrayal lurks around every corner. Jack Carter's mission is a dangerous dance on the edge of morality, where every step could plunge him into an abyss of no return.

Get Carter is an action movie featuring Sylvester Stallone.

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