Freejack
Directed by Geoff Murphy5.425%25%
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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- 匚卂尺ㄥMarch 17, 2025I don't know why Freejack gets so many dislikes on here especially on Rotten Tomatoes and IMDB it's really good for what it is, a lower budget Action Sci Fi romp. To be honest I would rather watch this than similar genre films like Universal Soldier and the average to me, Robocop 2. The story has some great twists throughout, action set pieces are decent with clever editing, it keeps you constantly watching not many dragging moments, pretty above average CGI work for 1992 and Mick Jagger is really entertaining, plays his part great. Emilio Estevez is wooden not a good lead I think him and the dialogue script for everyone is probably the weakest part of the film for me. They're are light comedy moments like in Demolition Man but they are all a bit lame though at least the script tries. The CGI is Lawnmower Man quality ,you know above average for the era but won't blow you away. The opening section with the race cars looks cheap (good pyro) though). The sets and props look cheap too but it all serves a purpose crude but functional. I would definitely recommend giving Freejack a watch especially if you enjoyed Demolition Man and Predator 2 but don't expect Total Recall or Stargate.
- Jimmy James2d agoThis is a fun movie. Just sit back and enjoy the ride. I think a lot of the bad reviews are from people who are expecting something "more" from this movie. Expect nothing other than a good time and you wont be disappointed.
- paul.kromzJuly 18, 2025This did not age well. I really wanted to see this as a kid but seeing it today as a 53 year old, it was a waste of time.
- Jacob O’NealJune 28, 2025Emilio Estevez, Mick Jagger, Anthony Hopkins, Rene Russo and David Johansen (the band New York Dolls, singer alter ego Buster Poindexter, Scrooged) star in a movie written by one of the writers of Total Recall and the director of Young Guns II. This movie felt like it was trying to be a cross between Total Recall and The Running Man, something much more suited to an action star like Arnold Schwarzenegger. Funny enough, it turns out that it was supposed to be. When he wouldn’t sign ok they eventually ended up on Estevez since he was hot after Young Guns II. This movie is an absolute mess, so much so that Hopkins has publicly apologized for it, but it’s a charming mess. Don’t expect anything good. The effects did not age well at all. Most of the interesting ideas in the book it based on were stripped from the movie. But the actors were fun and it’s rare to see Jagger in an acting role.
