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Runaway
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Set in the near future, a robot-hunting cop whose job is to capture malfunctioning robots discovers a sinister plot of a sicko high-tech wizard, who wants to produce killer robots.
Set in the near future, a robot-hunting cop whose job is to capture malfunctioning robots discovers a sinister plot of a sicko high-tech wizard, who wants to produce killer robots.
Actors:
James E. Carter,
Marilyn Schreffler,
Judy Johns,
Cec Verrell,
Keith Martin Gordey,
Stephen Thorne,
Babs Chula
James E. Carter
Marilyn Schreffler
14 June 1945, Wichita, Kansas, USA
Judy Johns
Cec Verrell
7 April 1958
Keith Martin Gordey
Stephen Thorne
Babs Chula
22 March 1947, Springfield, Massachusetts, USA
Country:
United States
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Sci-Fi fun with the always solid Selleck
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May 20, 2003
Mr. Crichton has a much better feel for the film's gadgets than for its human players.
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December 25, 2002
A weak s-f offering.
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A cautionary tale about robots run amok that ages as badly as keyboard ties and shoulder pads.
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February 17, 2006
A nifty futuristic thriller which effectively casts rock-star Gene Simmons as a very bad guy who just oozes evil. A fun flick.
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This Michael Crichton robotic nightmare is so trite that the story seems lifted from Marvel Comics.
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Selleck provides a thoughtful performance, coming across as a real, feeling person instead of the expected Rambo-esque tough-guy stereotype.
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July 31, 2004
Fun sci-fi romp, with an absolutely classic turn by Gene Simmons as the villain. Coulda done without the extended make-out scene over the end credits.
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Lady-cop-robo-fun. Nothing really profound here but who cares?