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''[['''Fatal Deviation]]''''' is a 1998 Irish martial arts movie. It is, in fact, Ireland's ''only'' martial arts movie, and perhaps for a very good reason.
 
It tells the story of one Jimmy Bennett, a martial artist, returning to his hometown, Trim, after a decade in reform school, to investigate the death of his father. Along the way, he runs into the local drug ring, who are determined to win a local fighting contest, which will supposedly allow them to control the town, who may be [[The Plot Thickens|connected to his father's death]], as well as a mysterious monk, and the beautiful Nicola.
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* [[The Danza]] - Pretty much the entire cast. Justified in that none of them had ever acted before and would probably have difficulty responding to other names.
* [[Dull Surprise]]: Nicola. Dear God, Nicola.
* [[Fan Disservice]]: [[BigNon LippedSequitur Alligator MomentScene|One Mook strips naked, barring a cowboy hat and gets into an outdoor bath for no real reason.]]
* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]] - Mikey Graham of Boyzone fame as [[The Dragon]]. And he's the best actor in the entire film. Seriously.
* [[Inevitable Tournament]] - The Bealtaine tournament, which for some reason, will allow the winner to take control of the town.
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