The first thing that strikes you about this badly-made 'futuristic' movie is that the acting is appalling, even the normally reliable Brion James has a ludicrous cod-German accent. Sadly, the lead actor has the charisma of a sack of potatoes, not helped by the terrible dialogue he's made to utter, most of which consists of swearing.
There are many set-pieces, normally involving large quantities of ammunition at close quarters, most of which misses the target. But for all the number of times they tell him he's a brilliant hit-man, he keeps getting caught very easily.
The plot, what there is of it, only appears complicated because it is normally relayed by people shouting it at each other; when it finally becomes clear, you realise how ludicrous and pointless it all was.
Oh, and the special effects are not.
There are many set-pieces, normally involving large quantities of ammunition at close quarters, most of which misses the target. But for all the number of times they tell him he's a brilliant hit-man, he keeps getting caught very easily.
The plot, what there is of it, only appears complicated because it is normally relayed by people shouting it at each other; when it finally becomes clear, you realise how ludicrous and pointless it all was.
Oh, and the special effects are not.