Two companies are competing to develop equipment that can replicate any kind of material, including human tissue. However, one of the companies has more plans for this machine, and more ...
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Title: Replikator (1994)
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| Michael St. Gerard | ... | Ludo Ludovic | |
| Brigitte Bako | ... | Kathy Moskow | |
| Ned Beatty | ... | Insp. Victor Valiant | |
| Ilona Staller | ... | Miss Tina Show (as La Cicciolina) | |
| Lisa Howard | ... | Lena | |
| Peter Outerbridge | ... | John Cheever | |
| Ron Lea | ... | Byron Scott | |
| David Hemblen | ... | Police Chief | |
| Mackenzie Gray | ... | Candor | |
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Lynne Deragon | ... | Granby |
| Janet Bailey | ... | Cecilia | |
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Doug Bagot | ... | Frick |
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Timothy Lee | ... | Frack / Zyklor Computer (voice) (as Tim Lee) |
| Kyra Harper | ... | Female Assassin | |
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Andrew Lewarne | ... | Male Assassin |
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Two companies are competing to develop equipment that can replicate any kind of material, including human tissue. However, one of the companies has more plans for this machine, and more resources to block the other company from succeeding. The movie is set in a future earth with no ozone layer and a peculiar justice system. Written by Maarten Hofman <jen@cistron.nl>
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future | neo noir | female full frontal nudity | porn star | corporate espionage |Taglines:
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9 November 1994 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
O exomoiotis See more »Filming Locations:
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$1,200,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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When did the future become so bleak? I seem to remember growing up in the late fifties and early sixties, that the future was going to be a great place. Robots and other machines doing all the work, the future was going to be paradise for the human race! Then it suddenly went dark, grim and gritty. Can't place the exact time or film when it happened, although, Bladerunner comes to mind. And this film is in a similar vein, all slightly out of focus shots and raining a lot.
Unlike the aforementioned, Bladerunner, this doesn't have a coherent plot or story and just meanders along till the conclusion. One of those films that seem to go on far longer than the actual running time. After a while, your mind just switches off trying to follow the story and you're just waiting for it to end.
There were a lot of low-budget SF films made around this period and all I assume went straight to video and then straight to the bargain bins. Low grade cash-ins to better movies. Watch Bladerunner or the Terminator films instead.