Sniper: Ghost Shooter 2016

Overview

Sniper: Ghost Shooter is a 2016 action, drama, and war film that runs for one hour and forty minutes. The story follows elite snipers Brandon Beckett and Richard Miller, who are initially engaged in combat against extremists in the Middle East. Following these events, the Colonel assigns the pair a new mission to protect a gas pipeline that stretches from the Republic of Georgia to Western Europe. This infrastructure is a target for extremists who intend to use the pipeline to make a political statement. The mission becomes complicated when skirmishes with the enemy result in the deaths of U.S. snipers. These soldiers are killed by a ghost shooter who is able to lock onto their exact locations, leading the team to suspect a security breach. As tensions rise, fingers are pointed and battle lines are drawn among the characters. The narrative concludes with an explosive climax. The film was released in the United States on August 2, 2016, and carries an R rating.