Natasha finds herself in serious danger until Chance arrives at exactly the right moment. This action-packed scene from Hard Target delivers classic hero moments, fast-paced action, and the kind of rescue sequence that made the film a cult favorite.
Starring Jean-Claude Van Damme, this scene shows why Chance Boudreaux is one of his most memorable action heroes.
What’s the movie about? A drifter helps a woman investigate her father’s disappearance and uncovers a deadly operation where humans are hunted for sport.
A woman arrives in a city where law enforcement is scarce and attempts to find her estranged father, Douglas Charles Binney. After being dismissed by a reluctant detective and warned about the city's dangers, she seeks a guide to help her navigate the streets and shelters to locate her missing parent.
Hello, pretty lady.
Leave me the hell alone.
Wilting.
How about a little extra, honey?
You having fun?
Why don't you do yourself a favor, boy?
I think the favor gonna be done for you.
I said, get lost.
Now take your pig stick and your boyfriend and find a bus to catch.
Oh, this guy's funny.
It hurts.
Come on.
Let's go.
You know, it's a shame.
This used to be such a nice part of town.
Next time, be more careful when you show your wallet.
The city's stuck without cops!
Come on, it's all right now.
Well, let's try again soon.
Happy birthday to me.
Excuse me.
Can I help you?
Yeah, I need to fill out a missing person report.
Look, I just pulled a double shift.
Why don't you catch me tomorrow?
Hey, why don't you catch me now?
What is the name of the missing individual?
Douglas Charles Binney.
Relationship of reporting party?
Daughter.
Okay, you got a picture?
Got something a little more recent?
Oh, no, I don't.
My parents were divorced 20 years ago.
You got an address?
I think my father was homeless.
I didn't even know myself until I just came down here.
Look, I'm not sure what you want me to do here.
I want you to take my report.
Well, generally, in order to be considered missing,
you need somewhere to be missing from.
Look, if you're too busy to do your job detective,
then I'll find somebody who isn't so busy.
Look, if you want to find your father,
take my advice.
Canvas the missions.
Ask at the shelters.
But get somebody who knows the city to show you around,
or I'll be filling out one of these on you.
Hey, you're welcome.
All right, pipe down and listen up.
We've got 12 physicians this morning,
able-seeming or better.
When I call your name, come into the office,
show your papers, and you'll get your tip.
Here we go, first man.
Gumbus, Luigi, able-seeming.
Right here.
Walker, Steven, second engineer.
Hey, um, they told me at the cafe that you might be down here.
I need to talk to you about something.
I don't think this is a good time, no.
Walters, Nichols-D, able-seeming.
How'd you, um, like to work for me?
I'll pay you.
$100 a day.
For doing what?
For $100, does it really matter?
Actually, it does.
Yeah, it does.
Look, I really need you to help me find someone.
Gil, Bill, Cook.
You know the city.
You obviously can take care of yourself.
Boudreaux, C, able-seeming.
I would like to help you, darling.
Looks like I'm gonna be out of town.
Way out of town.
Sorry.
Chance, I thought you got blackballed about that thing with Captain McDonald.
That was a big misunderstanding, you know.
Right. Broke his damn jaw is what I heard.
You make sure I said a big hello.
Whoa, wait a minute.
Johnson says I was reinstated.
With the company, not with the union.
You owe some dues here, boy.
217 bucks.
I'll pay that off on this cruise.
Nobody ships out of there in arrears, you know that.
How am I gonna pay my dues if I can get the job?
I don't make the rules, mate.
Look, your ride doesn't sail till the end of the week.
If I can get the money, then what?
Then I'll let you ship out.
I'll get the money.
