Freejack

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5.4/10

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Anthony Hopkins, Emilio Estevez, Rene Russo, and Mick Jagger in Freejack (1992)

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Action Crime Sci-Fi Thriller

Bounty hunters from the future transport a doomed race car driver to New York City in 2009, where his mind will be replaced with that of a dead billionaire.Bounty hunters from the future transport a doomed race car driver to New York City in 2009, where his mind will be replaced with that of a dead billionaire.Bounty hunters from the future transport a doomed race car driver to New York City in 2009, where his mind will be replaced with that of a dead billionaire.

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IMDb RATING

5.4/10

18K

YOUR RATING

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Awards
- 3 nominations total

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Trivia
Sir Anthony Hopkins (McCandless) called it "a terrible film" in a later interview.

Goofs
Several times during the film a character holds a double barreled shotgun and a pump sound effect is heard. Double barreled shotguns do not have pumps.

Quotes
Nun: [after being slapped violently] The Good Lord always says to turn the other cheek.
[Swings foot up, kicking Michellete in the groin. Michellete moans in pain]
Nun: But he never had to deal with dickheads like you.

Connections
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Memo to the Academy - 1992 (1992)

Soundtracks
Hit Between the Eyes
Written by Klaus Meine (as K. Meine), Rudolf Schenker (as R. Schenker), Herman Rarebell (as H. Rarebell) and Jim Vallance (as J. Vallence)
Performed by Scorpions
Courtesy of Mercury/PolyGram Records Inc.

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Featured review

Novel Concept

"Freejack" has one of the more unique twists on time travel, with people of the present being snatched away from a certain death to the future. It also begins to develop a unique feel and look to it. However, it's slow in several spots and doesn't develop the imagery as well as it could.

Emilio Estevez didn't seem right for the part, he looked and came across as a kid playing in a role meant for someone older and wiser. Rene Russo is wonderful as always, and Anthony Hopkins does the best he can with his limited character, but both of them are spent on the sidelines.

The real surprise was Mick Jagger, who made a wicked villain. I wonder why he hasn't tried acting in more movies. "Freejack" has largely been forgotten, but it's still worth a look.