In a post-apocalyptic future, a wheelchair-bound veteran volunteers for an experimental cybernetic program that will allow him to walk again, only to find that it turns him into a lethal ...
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Lane Lenhart | ... | Chandra Kerkorian |
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Robert Tossberg | ... | Hawkins Coselow |
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Brenda Swanson | ... | Dr. Alexis Zalazny |
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Paul Coulj | ... | Dr. Taurence Roberts |
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Sebastien Scandiuzzi | ... | Sebastian |
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Harold Cannon | ... | Rev. Delaney |
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Zack Nesis | ... | Teague |
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Michael White | ... | Prototype |
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Bill Barschdorf | ... | Prototype (as Bill Barshdorf) |
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Eric Fedorin | ... | Prototype / Street Fighter |
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Marcus Aurelius | ... | Toto Mendez (as Marcus Aurelious) |
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Mark Holman | ... | Action |
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Max Holman | ... | Jackson |
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In a post-apocalyptic future, a wheelchair-bound veteran volunteers for an experimental cybernetic program that will allow him to walk again, only to find that it turns him into a lethal killing machine pre-programmed to kill the last remaining member of the resistance - the woman he loves. Written by Nick Dudley
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cyborg | killer cyborg | dystopian future | killing machine | wheelchair bound |Taglines:
Part man, part machine, all killer. See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
23 December 1992 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Prototype X29A See more »Company Credits
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Other Old Man: He... he... he's dead.
Rev. Delaney: Dead?
Other Old Man: Yeah.
Rev. Delaney: What do you mean dead? He hasn't paid his rent!
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Prototype is a 1992 sci-fi action film from director from director Phillip Roth and stars Robert Tossberg and Lane Lenhart. In the film which takes place in a post-apocalyptic future, Robert Tossberg stars as a wheelchair bound former soldier whom becomes a cyborg and is programmed to hunt down cybernetic enhanced humans but complications soon emerge when he is sent to wipe out rebels only to discover that one of the rebels is his own girlfriend (Lane Lenhart). See more »Quotes
Rev. Delaney: [Attempting to revive sleeping old man] Suffering demon! I told you not to sleep here. Wake up and remove your sinful body from my hotel!Other Old Man: He... he... he's dead.
Rev. Delaney: Dead?
Other Old Man: Yeah.
Rev. Delaney: What do you mean dead? He hasn't paid his rent!
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Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, before I begin to review this sh*thole of a movie, I'd like to present with you this fun and amusing little tidbit I found on this website.
Phillip J. Roth - the maker of this movie, has a portion of himself on IMDb. I'm almost one hundred and damn percent sure that, after seeing this load of BS on my television screen, either he paid someone to write up his biography, or he did it himself. It begins by explaining, briefly, his humble beginnings and mentions two movies of which I just rented ('borrowed', if you will, since the place I was getting them from sold them for a quarter). "Both of which have amazingly intricate and well-woven time-travel story lines." If by 'well-woven', you mean, have a crippled man jerking off to a VR pornography device (he browses and smiles wide at the thought of necrophelia for a good moment, before wanting to hit up some ugly blond) and characters wandering around aimlessly around Los Angeles 'wanting' to fight a non-existent war against... nothing in particular, then, alright. You go ahead and believe that. Somehow I can't quite imagine a 'future', in which all robots wear codpieces, suspenders, and Darth Vader helmets.
It goes on to say he "amazingly" writes, produces, and directs this. Uwe Boll, I believe, does the same thing to his movies. And I guess we can all figure out about his own reputation. If this biography is to believed, maybe they should get into the boxing match! Haha HAAA! "Perhaps this injustice," it explains, about why his movies only go to TV and home video, "is because of apathy of behalf of the 'average film fan' who would rather watch some brainless action than 'truly thought-provoking' cinema.'" Obviously this dumbsh*t didn't watch the better robot movies 'Terminator', 'RoboCop', and 'Bicentennial Man'. I mentioned the last one, because it says he's still working. Roth? If you're listening, stop lying to yourself, and quit Hollywood. Quit making movies. Quit everything, and shoot yourself. 'Prototype X29A' is a fitting title, since the whole thing practically borrows everything from every other movie, and adds strippers for recognition.
Notice how his bio was written by 'Anonymous.' Yeah, he totally wrote that. Sorry, chum.