Sniper (1993)

Sniper (1993) is a tense and gripping action-thriller that follows two marksmen on a high-stakes mission deep in the jungles of Central America. Directed by Luis Llosa, the film stars Tom Berenger as Thomas Beckett, a seasoned Marine sniper, and Billy Zane as Richard Miller, a novice sharpshooter from the National Security Council. The duo is tasked with assassinating a rebel leader, but their mission becomes a test of survival as they face treacherous terrain, ruthless enemies, and their clashing personalities.
Renowned for its intense action sequences and psychological depth, Sniper explores themes of loyalty, skill, and the psychological toll of warfare. With Berenger delivering a standout performance as the battle-hardened veteran and Zane portraying the inexperienced marksman out of his depth, the film keeps viewers on edge from start to finish. Its realistic portrayal of sniping tactics and the tension of the hunt make it a classic in the military thriller genre