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Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Nicholas Ryan | ... | Harlan |
Imogen Annesley | ... | Simone | |
John Ley | ... | Billy | |
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Gary Down | ... | B.L. Keye |
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Paul Blackwell | ... | Dave |
Cornelia Frances | ... | Mother | |
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Doug Scroope | ... | Father |
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Cecily Polson | ... | Dymphna |
Paula Duncan | ... | Miss Bernsteen | |
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Robert Baxter | ... | Josh (as Bob Baxter) |
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Yoshitaka Ken Iwano | ... | Japanese Executive |
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Louise Blackwell | ... | Simone's Friend |
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David Foster | ... | Gangster Film addict |
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Mario Cristopoletti | ... | Army Chauffer (as Mario Cristofoletti) |
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Simone Taylor | ... | Egyptian Mummy |
Harlan, a daydreaming video store clerk with religious fanatic parents, needs more computing power for an experiment he's doing in his room. To get this power, he taps into a company supercomputer run by a slightly deranged professor doing some strange experiments of his own. Something in the two experiments gets crossed, and a future version of Harlan is brought into the present. The future-Harlan is greedy, cynical and wants to use his knowledge of the future to gain wealth and power. It's up to the present-Harlan to stop him, but how do you outwit someone who's already done what you're going to do? Written by Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>
This films is a complete mess - stupid lines, stupid characters, bad actors, a dumb plot, and careless production. It mistakes confusion for complexity, and assumes that the audience will swallow whatever junk they throw on the screen. I mean, there's actually a mad scientist twirling his fingers in his hair and talking to himself as he hatches his fiendish plan....