Eliminators (1986)
Genre: Action / Scifi
Duration: 96 minuten
Country:
United States / Spain
Directed by: Peter Manoogian
Stars: Patrick Reynolds, Denise Crosby and Andrew Prine
IMDb score:
4,9 (2.720)
Releasedate: 31 January 1986
This movie is not available on US streaming services.
Eliminators plot
"Mandroid. Mercenary. Scientist. Ninja. Each one a specialist. Together they are ELIMINATORS!"
When a plane crashes, the pilot is rescued by an evil scientist. The scientist conducts all kinds of experiments on him. This transforms the pilot into a Mandroid (half human, half machine). Now the Mandroid, along with others (including a ninja) tries to stop his creator before he seizes world power with his experiments.
Actors and actresses
Harry Fontana
Nora Hunter
Mandroid
Kuji
Abbott Reeves
Abbott Reeves
Bayou Betty
Luis
Takada
Maurice
Reviews & comments
VanRippestein
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- 1178 messages
- 1052 votes
Nice youth action movie. It's all very well-behaved and plays right into what a little guy like me used to think was cool: Ninjas, robots, time travel, explosions. The film has a brisk pace and is well put together. The effects are well done. Contrary to some other MM'ers, I didn't think it was all that bad. It is a cheaper, low budget film and it is aimed at young viewers. Inside, this is a nice mess with all the clichés to make it a good time. Don't expect depth or extremes.
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as
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- 3548 messages
- 5932 votes
Pretty fun nonsense from Charles Band and his Empire movies; with an (M)android, crazy scientists, time travel and goodness sake, a ninja (?!). It's all quite comic bookish with a lot of emphasis on caricatures and humour.
Director Manoogian would record the stronger Enemy Territory (1987) for Charles Band a year later. Violence is much stronger there. That is a bit missed here. It could all have been a bit harder to give it a superlative. Now it's kind of mediocre. Nice while it lasts, but no more than that.
2.5*s
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blurp194
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- 5528 messages
- 4216 votes
Pretty fun for what it is - and mostly because it seems to be more about fun than anything else for everyone. And also a graphic proof that you don't have to have a huge budget to make a movie. Not that it's all brilliant or anything, but still fun to watch once. Although the effects are of course hopelessly outdated - in fact they were already then. But that is not the point. Just fun entertainment, that's all it should be.
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