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- Categories:Gender, Age, Movie
- (C) (McNulty, little girl) Alyson Croft, 76 mins, Cast: (McNulty,
male) Art LaFleur, (McNulty, little girl) Alyson Croft, Possession,
Action, Sci-Fi, On Video
Description
Art LaFleur plays McNulty, a rough and tough trooper (cop) from the
year 2247 who doesn't get along with the movie's hero, Jack Deth.
Jack is sent back in time to stop a criminal (Whistler) from
killing the ancestors of a group of council members who lead the
future society, effectively erasing the existence of the council
members.
To travel back in time to 1985 you must inhabit the body of one of
your ancestors. When another council member ceases to exist the
council orders McNulty to travel to 1985 and contact Jack Deth.
Unfortunately for McNulty his only relative in 1985 Los Angeles is
a small girl (played by Alyson Croft). She does a great job
portraying the character of the older (male) cop, and this is made
even better by Jack's reaction to his old adversary.
An enjoyable movie, and the age transformation, while minor on
screen, is very well done and quite entertaining. If you like this
movie, also check out Trancers 2 where McNulty is forced to travel
back into his female ancestor's body -- as a teenage girl and for
much more time on-screen.
Available on video and DVD.
Time travel works by possessing the body of an ancestor in the
past. A male cop, McNulty, possesses a little girl to give the hero
a message. Brief.
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Review: Trancers
Started by Julius Ackermann, Last Post by anonymous |
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originally posted by anonymous on 2002-09-02, 1 edit, entryid=4189
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