Butterscotch: Mission Invisible

Synopsis

In the 1997 action-packed film Butterscotch: Mission Invisible, directed by Scott Coppola, an elite team of spies embarks on a dangerous mission to stop a global threat. With thrilling espionage, high-tech gadgets, and heart-pounding chase sequences, the team must outsmart their adversaries to save the world from catastrophe. Led by the charismatic protagonist, the team faces unexpected challenges and betrayals that put their loyalty and skills to the ultimate test. As they race against time and formidable enemies, the mission becomes a test of courage and sacrifice, where the fate of humanity hangs in the balance.

Cast

• Scott Coppola

  Norman Prents

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  Gabriella Hall

  Kelly Parkinson

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  Stephanie Swift

  Frances

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  Robert Donavan

  James

• Libby George

  Lisi

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  Julia Kruis

  Becca Berry

Reviews

Butterscotch: Mission Invisible received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film's high-octane action sequences and gripping plot, others criticized its lack of character development and predictable storyline. Rotten Tomatoes called it 'a visually stunning film with adrenaline-pumping moments, but falls short in terms of originality and depth' giving it a rating of 45%. IMDb users rated it 3.9/10, with many commenting on the film's fast-paced nature but weak script. Metacritic described it as 'an average spy thriller that entertains, but fails to leave a lasting impact on the audience.' Despite its shortcomings, the film managed to attract a niche audience appreciative of its genre conventions and adrenaline-fueled excitement.