CineBreeze: XXx: State of the Union (2005 film)

XXx: State of the Union (2005 film)-Tamil dubbed

Story Line:

Original xXx superspy Xander Cage is reportedly killed in Bora Bora (by Sgt. Cobb's strike team, which can be seen in the Director's Cut release). Imprisoned former US Navy SEAL Darius Stone (Ice Cube) is selected by Agent Augustus Gibbons (Samuel L. Jackson) to be the next triple-X agent. Gibbons and his new agent travel to Washington D.C., where they track a splinter faction of the U.S. military that attempts to overthrow the U.S. government and assassinate the President, led by Secretary of Defense and former 4-Star General George Deckert, Stone's former commanding officer (Willem Dafoe) whom he once led a mutiny against.
A man is tending an equine farm when he discovers dead bodies, and is killed by an assailant himself. Meanwhile, attackers use special explosives to break into an NSA bunker beneath the equine farm. There, NSA Agent Gibbons fends off the attackers before barely escaping himself. Sgt. Cobb is later revealed to be responsible for the attack on the bunker.
Later, Gibbons poses as Stone's lawyer and makes a deal with him in prison. Stone, who had been in prison at Leavenworth for assaulting Deckert, makes a daring escape. Stone is later told to recover a hard drive from the NSA bunker, while trying to escape Agent Kyle at the same time, and is rescued by Gibbons' assistant, Toby Lee Shavers. Some time later, Gibbons appears to be attacked in his home and killed, with Deckert covering up the plot. Afterwards, Stone meets up with Gibbons' contact, a beautiful blonde named Charlie, to get information and go to her safe house, but is framed so that it will appear that he murdered 3-Star General Pettibone, whom Cobb and Charlie actually killed.
Police arrive, and Agent Kyle enters the house and makes a deal with Stone, while Toby later hacks into the NSA to retrieve Deckert's plans. Afterwards, Stone infiltrates Deckert's troops aboard the USS Independence and discovers Gibbons is not dead, but being held prisoner by Deckert. Stone is discovered by Charlie, Gibbons orders him to escape and leave him. Before escaping Stone has a run-in with Cobb and it is revealed that Deckert is trying to overthrow the President.
Stone along with Toby enlist the aid of some of his former gang members to fight Deckert's force. Together they rob an 18 wheeler, secretly hauling guns and equipment. On the night of Deckert's plan they make their move, driving though the backs of buildings and warehouses. They end up carjacking a tank, and Stone helps Kyle infiltrate the Capitol building. After some gunfights (in which Charlie is shot by a liberated Gibbons), Deckert with Cobb abducts the President while he is making the State of the Union Address. They escape on a bullet train.
Stone pursues the bullet train with a Ford Shelby Cobra Concept and after blowing Cobb up, fights Deckert while helping the president escape in an adjacent helicopter. Stone leaps from the fleeing train while Gibbons destroys it with a missile, killing Deckert. The flaming wreckage from the train lights Stone in a silhouette as he dives into the river below, narrowly avoiding the wreckage that plunges in after him.
The President awards Agent Kyle and the Unknown Soldier (Stone) the Congressional Medal of Honor, as Stone goes back to his lifestyle. Deckert receives full honors at his funeral, somewhat to Stone's disgust. He and Lola part with her leaving him the Mustang, and he drives off; the xXx tattoo can be seen on the back of his neck.
The last scene shifts to the now rebuilt NSA Headquarters, where we see Gibbons, Steele and Shavers discussing what the next xXx agent should be; farther off the grid, a fresh face, a new model. To which Gibbons replies "I got the perfect candidate."

Movieinfo:

Directed by	Lee Tamahori
Produced by	Neal H. Moritz Arne Schmidt Executive Producer: Rob Cohen Derek Dauchy Todd Garner
Written by	Simon Kinberg Rich Wilkes
Starring	Ice Cube Willem Dafoe Scott Speedman Peter Strauss Samuel L. Jackson Xzibit Sunny Mabrey
Music by	Marco Beltrami
Cinematography	David Tattersall
Editing by	Mark Goldblatt Todd E. Miller Steven Rosenblum
Studio	Revolution Studios Original Film
Distributed by	Columbia Pictures
Release date(s)	April 27, 2005 (2005-04-27) United States April 29, 2005 (2005-04-29)
Running time	101 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English