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Crime Zone (1989)Two young rebels live in a world where crime is eliminated in the postnuclear fascist world of tomorrow, until they team up as Bonnie and Clydestyle outlaws and go on a crime spree. Director:Luis LlosaWriter:Daryl Haney (screenplay) |
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Bone
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Creon
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Alexi
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Jorge Bustamante | ... |
Hector
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Alfredo Álvarez Calderón | ... |
Cruz
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Carlos Banuelos | ... |
Condom seller
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Roy Morris | ... |
Judge
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Old man
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Two young rebels live in a world where crime is eliminated in the postnuclear fascist world of tomorrow, until they team up as Bonnie and Clydestyle outlaws and go on a crime spree. Written by Concorde - New Horizons (with permission).
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31 March 1989 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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i feel this movie can be appreciated by fans of the bmovie scifi genre. it takes a bit of patience to watch it, i've seen it about two times. the second time was better. i zoned out and watched it, my friend did not like it and fell asleep. meanwhile i enjoyed this visual feast. its based in your post apoc city underground. the main character is kicked out of his police job. back to his seedy apartment. ironically he claims he'll be going back to nothing. although he still has his place and seems to be getting by. he wants to get out of the city, a sort of ghetto with bleak implications. an amazing line is delivered by a fascist city guard, who bursts into his apt, because they saw him with a known prostitute outside of the legal zone the other day... "is that the normal size of your ----" referring to his privates the society is exploitave and interrogative. i really appreciate the sound track and back alley progression of the film. i like the gritty nature of the film. technically this is not a pleasing film and will not enthrall techno junkies. use of the imagination is required. i feel this adds well to post-apoc completist essences.