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In the future, a cop protects a reporter from crooked, renegade cops who think she knows too much about them.In the future, a cop protects a reporter from crooked, renegade cops who think she knows too much about them.In the future, a cop protects a reporter from crooked, renegade cops who think she knows too much about them.
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Brian Edward O'Connor
- Attacker #2
- (as Brian O'Connor)
Clement Blake
- Bartender
- (as Clement E. Blake)
Scott Preston
- COPS Officer
- (as Scot Preston)
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It's about an arrogant cop played by "David Carridine" whom protects a female reporter who knows too much. For that a ransom death sentence (or a bounty) has been put out on her life. It's the typical shoot 'em up and save the girl type of films.
David Carradine plays John Tucker, a futuristic cop who uses a robotic glove to combat a corrupt totalitarian government in this cheap action flick which has Carradine in okay form, despite being too cheap to work at being the type of action flick it tries to be. David Carradine is an actor who's career went straight through the crapper, after some promising movies in the 70's. After a failed attempt to bring Kung Fu to the 80's, he ended up making sub-par cheapies like this to stretch out his prolific filmography. Future Force walks the fine line between just plain terrible and amusingly awful. The production values themselves rival ROTOR and it becomes quite obvious that Carradine's pay cut consisted of at least 70% of the budget. What is somehow even goofier about the movie are the action sequences in which Carradine actually manages to use a remote control glove to fly and zap people. This of course adds to the fun of watching what could quite possibly be one of the most low grade science fiction movies ever made. Still you have to love Carradine's macho tough guy role who is so laid back that he seems more at home smoking pot then actually saving the day. David Carradine though has always seemed like a stoner (Well actually he is) and that is why we love him.
* 1/2 out of 4-(Poor)
* 1/2 out of 4-(Poor)
This is the kind of movie that is best watched with friends who are recovering from hangovers. That is how i was introduced to it, and it definitely helped my condition. This film is completely and totally hilarious. I love it. From the extremely cheesy dialogue to the sleazy porno looking police chief to the magical robot glove, this movie rules. In fact, I'm hungover right now. In fact, I'm going to watch it again right now. Yes.
This is a poorly conceived trainwreck. How this movie is rated R is a big question because there is nothing that would be restricted to anyone over 6 years old. Low budget? Yes, very low. So bad, it's good? No, not at all. Everything about this movie is terrible. If you can't go another day without seeing another Carradine movie, then go ahead.
You can't make a low budget "future" movie. Well, not this low. Ticker signs and mini TVs with terrible graphics doesn't cut it. Sometimes he has that mechanical arm and other times not.
Long stretches of nothing before any action. We do have afternoon soap operas for this.
Everyone's energy level is very low. A 110 year old with diabetes in an assisted living home could destroy everyone in this movie.
It's just boring and terrible.
Full disclosure: I watched this with the Rifftrax commentary.
After this watching this movie, I had to really think about the plot because I had no idea. It's only about 80 minutes long and it felt like they were padding for time. There is some silly action scenes that can be good for a laugh, but I don't know how someone saw this and said "yes, we do need another movie in this universe. The people need more."
After this watching this movie, I had to really think about the plot because I had no idea. It's only about 80 minutes long and it felt like they were padding for time. There is some silly action scenes that can be good for a laugh, but I don't know how someone saw this and said "yes, we do need another movie in this universe. The people need more."
Did you know
- TriviaWhen Marion comes out of the bedroom to read Tucker's note, she is wearing Caine's priest robe from Kung Fu (1972). The hand design on the back of the robe is also on the back of Tucker's denim jacket.
- GoofsMarion points out that Billy is in a wheelchair. While this is true, how does she know this? She only saw him on Tucker's video cam call, and you can't see his chair from there.
- ConnectionsFeatured in That's Action (1990)
- SoundtracksBefore Desiree
Written by Tim James, Steve McClintock and Steve Kempster
Performed by Steve McClintock (vocals)
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- Runtime1 hour 24 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.33 : 1
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