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Saw this the other night on late night TV. A piece of poop really! There are some fine performances by anyone who died in the film, because considering the (over) acting, the dead ones were the most believable!

The plot steals from extensively from Terminator & T2. Being a 1995 release, one would expect more! Moreover, the poor optical effects makes this feel like 80s schlock rather than 90s SF.

I also have to mention one scene where the directors tried their best to pull off the night club scene from Blade Runner. Looked more like the cafeteria scene from my local senior citizen's club.

If you watch this again, watch out in the club scene for the so called "Chinese" writing on the walls. Imagine someone trying to write in English without knowing the Roman alphabet and that's what you had on those walls, utter gibberish.

I recommend you see this whilst inebriated, apparently the writers were!

A funny sci fi motion picture which I thought was pleasant, and of course the special effects were great. Brigette Neilson is always a delight as a tough warrior, with a "kick butt" attitude. It was a surprising delight to see actress Louisa Moritz again after so many years making a brief appearance as the Bar Lady.

At first I wanted to blame the actors for their bad acting and then I wanted to blame the director, but I believe the largest blame should go to the screenwriter. Every performance in this film (even by the extras) sucks (that's the director's fault), but the words they are attempting to utter are so bad that the problem must start with the screenwriter. Not only is the dialog bad, the plot doesn't follow any logical sense.

Don't waste any part of your life watching this movie!

Kurt

First off in an era of trash bad CG effects this movie made in 1995 had none of this, honest i tough the special effects where pretty good.

This movie deserves a better rating then a mediocre 2.8 maybe its the hate for Bridgette Nielsen or else but this movie is not half as bad.

Masters of the Universe meets Terminator meets Barbarella in a Roger Cormanesque low budget 90's TV-movie, which resembles more of a bad 80's TV-movie in every way. The looks and the sounds of the film give out an expression, that the expiration date was like a decade earlier, and even the star of the film hasn't really been relevant since then. Playboy cover girl of December '87 and the former wife of Sylvester Stallone, Brigitte Nielsen, plays the Lady-Terminator-He-Man-Barbarella as badly as she can.

The single best thing in this movie was Roger Aaron Brown as a detective. He had some funny lines and did a pretty good job at delivering them.

Terminal Force aka Galaxis is as bad as it sounds, and not in a good way, but at least we get to see Sam Raimi do a cameo. Yayy!!!