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Closed Caption; Interactive menus; 16x9 widescreen presentation; Audio: English 5.1 Surround, English Dolby Surround; Subtitles: English, Spanish; Trailer; Photo gallery; Director & cast filmographies; Scene selection; Digitally mastered; "Python/Venomous" trailers
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1. Opening/The Mission [5:10]
2. Under Attack [7:19]
3. Main Titles [3:03]
4. Crash Landing [3:42]
5. A Dispute [5:03]
6. A Proposition [2:17]
7. Terror Unleashed [4:25]
8. We're in Business [5:09]
9. Lock and Load [6:09]
10. Explosive Mistake [5:52]
11. Close Call [4:49]
12. Let's Go! [5:41]
13. Straight Answers [3:57]
14. Knocked Out [5:27]
15. A Way Out [4:00]
16. No Evidence, No Witnesses [4:11]
17. Race Against Time [2:14]
18. Reset the Clock [2:24]
19. Narrow Escape [4:04]
20. End Titles [3:56]
In this made-for-cable sequel to Pythons, the U.S. Army's Colonel Jefferson (Marcus Aurelius) has successfully neutralized the horrific 12-ton, 57-foot python that had been developed as a jungle weapon by a top-secret intelligence organization. Unfortunately, still another synthetic "Beta Snake" has escaped from Sub-Basement 9 of the Russian-American Joint Military Operations -- and this one is 85 feet long, and even meaner and more invulnerable than the original python prototype. When the slimy predator slithers into the Ural Mountains, it is up to disgraced ex-ballplayer Dwight Stoddard (Dana Ashbrook) and his Russian wife Nadia (Simone Jade McKinnon) to capture and kill the monster. Alas, mysterious American Greg Larson (Billy Zabka), who claims to be a "biotechnician," proves to be the real snake in the grass in this melodramatic Bulgarian-American coproduction. Pythons II was first telecast in the U.S. by the Sci-Fi Channel on August 17, 2002. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide