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In the future, where it's faster to travel by exchanging bodies with someone at the destination, a man's body is hijacked by a ruthless terrorist.In the future, where it's faster to travel by exchanging bodies with someone at the destination, a man's body is hijacked by a ruthless terrorist.In the future, where it's faster to travel by exchanging bodies with someone at the destination, a man's body is hijacked by a ruthless terrorist.
Kyle MacLachlan
- Fisk
- (as Kyle Maclachlan)
- …
Charles Edwin Powell
- Quayle Scott
- (as Charles Powell)
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- TriviaJanet Kidder's (Margot Kidder's neice) only nude scene.
- GoofsWhen Toffler and Madeline cut off Toffler's timer on his arm, in the long shot before the close-up on his arm, you can clearly see the removable patch on his arm that is cut off in the next close-up shot.
- Alternate versionsThe version shown on cable TV adds roughly 15-20 seconds of footage during the sex scene between Quayle Scott and Alison De Wasy, including additional dialogue about their secret plans, that is not included in the U.S. DVD release. However the missing footage is also included on the R2 UK DVD release.
- ConnectionsReferenced in American Dad!: Da Flippity Flop (2013)
- SoundtracksAfrodiziak
Performed by Bran Van 3000
Written by E.P. Bergen, James Di Salvio (as J. Di Salvio), Steve 'Liquid' Hawley (as S. Hawley)
Published by Les Editions Kaligram (SOCAN/BMI)
Courtesy of Audiogram Records
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I'm usually not into Sci-Fi, but I like a good thriller. This movie is both - and at the same time none of the above. I think the story would benefit if it was set in a twisted present instead of the "not so distant future". The movie makers haven't put enough effort into making you believe this is the future. That said, the story has a faint touch of Orwell (author of the unreal and brilliant novel "1984", written in 1948, from which the expression "Big Brother" originate).
The main idea of body switching opens up so many fascinating possibilities, and the movie barely scratches the surface. It leaves you thinking "what if..."
The story isn't the best written one in the world, in fact it's rather thin at times. The acting is average with a few exceptions. The presentation isn't in any way high tech or extremely impressive. Still I think it was a good movie. It's the story beyond the movie that makes it great for me.
Definitely worthwhile, if you like a weird story.
The main idea of body switching opens up so many fascinating possibilities, and the movie barely scratches the surface. It leaves you thinking "what if..."
The story isn't the best written one in the world, in fact it's rather thin at times. The acting is average with a few exceptions. The presentation isn't in any way high tech or extremely impressive. Still I think it was a good movie. It's the story beyond the movie that makes it great for me.
Definitely worthwhile, if you like a weird story.
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