Crackerjack

Crackerjack (released in the Philippines as Agent of Destruction) is a 1994 direct-to-video action film directed by Michael Mazo and starring Thomas Ian Griffith, Nastassja Kinski and Christopher Plummer. Plot Jack Wild (Griffith) is a Chicago police officer dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder after the murder of his wife and two children during an investigation into organized crime. Nicknamed "Crackerjack" by his colleagues due to his reckless behavior, Jack is forced into a family vacation with his older brother, Michael (Sali), and sister-in-law, Annie (Bunting), at an isolated Rocky Mountains resort. Meanwhile, a kidnapped ice scientist named Oliver Green (Turner) has been forced to plant bombs in the surrounding glacier in a mysterious plot organized by the terrorist Ivan Getz (Plummer). Arriving at the resort via cable car, Jack meets the activities coordinator, KC (Kinski), whom he dances with that evening at dinner. While dancing, however, Jack recognizes the mob boss (Touliatos) he was investigating when his family was murdered and, after causing a scene, leaves in a huff. At that moment, the terrorists take control of the resort and attempt to coerce the mob boss to hand over his cache of diamonds, but he refuses and subsequently dies without revealing their location. Meanwhile, Jack has become a thorn in Getz’s side as he slowly picks off his men and searches for the diamonds himself to use as a bargaining chip. Jack signals to a nearby military base for help, but Getz shoots down the rescue helicopter and sets up a bomb to destroy any rescue via cable car. While trying to warn a group of soldiers attempting a cable car rescue, Jack is shot (as the soldiers believe he is a terrorist) and the cable car explodes, eliminating all hope of an immediate rescue.