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Alec Carlin (writer)
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November 1996 (Canada) more
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Set in some distant future, one man must restore order when a mainframe system crashes in a virtual reality prison where computers control the inmates thoughts. full summary | add synopsis
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Cast

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Gian-Carlo Scandiuzzi ... Matthew Stolopin (as Gian Carlo Scandiuzzi)
Claire Stansfield ... Tilda
Nick Eldredge ... Ken Allen

Ken Olandt ... Steven Falcon
Christian W.C. Ryser ... Tech One
Suzanne Charnos ... Tech Two
Barry Ross Rinehart ... Tech Three

Christopher Goodson ... Hacker
Thomas Craig Elliott ... Tye (as Tom Elliott)
Natasha Roth ... Little Girl
Natalie Scandiuzzi ... Tammy
Kerry Skalsky ... Clerk
Marcus Aurelius ... Dayton
Larry Albert ... Old Man
Eric Liddell ... Byron
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Rated R for some strong violence and sexuality, and for language.
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88 min
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Julie Falcon: I thought you quit.
Steven Falcon: Julie this is important.
Julie Falcon: Yeah well there's always something important. You know Steven when you stopped drinking I thought things would change, they didn't. I'm still alone and I'm not gonna live like this anymore. Remember we had plans today?
Steven Falcon: Julie I'm sorry can we just do this tomorrow.
Julie Falcon: No, no we can't. Now look if your gonna come home and still not really be here then you might as well of just stayed.
Steven Falcon: I'm sorry.
Julie Falcon: Your always sorry Steven, some things change.
Steven Falcon: What?
Julie Falcon: Well it's more important than anything you could be doing.
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Not an expert, but..., 26 January 2001
Author: jtur88 from Michigan

I don't see enough of this genre to properly make any comparisons, but this film certainly had very little analytical thought behind the script. It takes place in some future when people are all driving black 97 Ford minivans, but penal reform has reached the point at which prisoners are banished to a virtual reality, furnished with, among other things, abandoned Pintos and Vegas, as well as the other prisoners in a similar plight. The banishment, of course, is accompanied by sustained, blinding flashes of intense white light. The general story line is told through closeups of computer screens the flash up-dating messages like "Transformation Complete" and "Program Compromised". The film abounds with non-sequiturs, which I suppose is de-rigeur in a world where the final outcome cannot possibly have any link to the premise. Needless to say, it has its standard complement of beautiful babes, and Claire Stansfield is kinda cool.

I get 25 cable movie channels, and this was the best thing on at not-quite-bedtime, so I guess it wasn't that bad.

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