Freejack (1992)
Genre: Action / Scifi
Duration: 110 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Geoff Murphy
Stars: Emilio Estevez, Mick Jagger and Anthony Hopkins
IMDb score:
5,4 (18.782)
Releasedate: 17 January 1992
Freejack plot
"Don't let the future pass you by."
A split second before a fatal accident, race car driver Alex Furlong is picked up by Vasendak's team of 21st century techs. They plan to sell his healthy body to a sick rich man at the McCandless Corporation, in order to transfer his spirit into the young body. He escapes, but has no rights at all in this nightmare future of violence and decay.
Actors and actresses
Alex Furlong
Victor Vacendak
Julie Redlund
Ian McCandless
Mark Michelette
Brad Carter
Nun
Eagle Man
Earnhart
Ripper
Reviews & comments
thunderball
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- 5951 messages
- 1424 votes
This is a really bad movie and although I'm a super Stones fan, I have to admit that Jagger really can't act. How bad it is, but in fact it is not even noticeable, because everything is bad about this film, although the basic idea is nice.
It all looks very clumsy and cheap, sort of like a third-rate Blade Runner.
I remember going to see him in the cinema, the room was otherwise completely empty and towards the end I had to pee a lot, but thought it was a shame to go to the toilet and miss the end, but he just kept going and keep going, sigh!
2 stars for the effort.
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Zinema (crew films)
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- 10285 messages
- 7371 votes
Eighties in '92.
Little special action SF, which stands out mainly because of the cast. Not that it can make a difference anywhere. The story is simple, but the first half hour is quite nice. The SFX are often more idiotic than those of the average eighties video clip. Despite the year that decade, the film is very expansive anyway. Unfortunately not positively.
Average.
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FlorisV
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- 1861 messages
- 799 votes
A race car driver's body is coveted by a dead millionaire in need of a new body.
Underrated sf with a cyberpunk element and 80s vibe that mainly suffers from a low production value. The future just doesn't look good enough. There are tricks like strange carts and cars, which sometimes just have a different color than you are used to. Sets are not special at all.
Hopkins unfortunately doesn't have much to do, Jagger anymore and is doing well. Jonathan Banks has clearly grown as an actor when you see him in Breaking Bad or Better Call Saul because here it is still really a wooden Klaas. The Russo was certainly at the pinnacle of tasty but is also a bit woody. Estevez is a dubious choice...he never really knows how to fill a role differently than in other films, so you always see the same old Emilio.
It is also strange how many people try to kill Estevez while he really only has value alive. But I think the story is still pretty good. Pretty simple but at the end there are a nice number of plot twists. And they were handled more decently than I was used to. The film could have looked a lot cooler, with a slightly better cast and then it could have been a classic. The current rating is really too low here, it's an entertaining piece of video feed from a time when people had to put in a lot more effort to show the future. You could see the same production problem with The Running Man for example.
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