What I find amazing about viewing these TekWar movies some 20 years later is that so much of the technology shown is "everyday stuff" today - ipads, tablets, eyeball recognition, houses run by computer, etc.
This movie was made five years before flash/thumb drives were on the market. Kudos to William Shatner for producing the series.
I guess one day we will have holograms and lifelike robots - wish I would still be around! I know there are some in the works already, not just with us in daily life. (I'm one of those who still does a double-take seeing that the Dick Tracy two-way radio wristwatches from our 1940s comic books are now a reality - so bear with me!)
Most of the story line was pretty good. I thought the ending could have been better - it just sort of stopped.
This movie was made five years before flash/thumb drives were on the market. Kudos to William Shatner for producing the series.
I guess one day we will have holograms and lifelike robots - wish I would still be around! I know there are some in the works already, not just with us in daily life. (I'm one of those who still does a double-take seeing that the Dick Tracy two-way radio wristwatches from our 1940s comic books are now a reality - so bear with me!)
Most of the story line was pretty good. I thought the ending could have been better - it just sort of stopped.