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* AwesomeMcCoolname: ''Max Impact'', Alex's female sidekick.
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** Bullethole Floor. A full decade before ''{{Film/Underworld}}'', this movie did it first and more crazily, with Alex shooting his way through three or four (maybe even five or six) floors.
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** Bullethole Floor. A full decade before ''{{Film/Underworld}}'', ''Film/Underworld2003'', this movie did it first and more crazily, with Alex shooting his way through three or four (maybe even five or six) floors.
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* CIAEvilFBIGood: And LAPD...worse? Whatever the reason, it seems that the Los Angeles Police Department has a lot more power than it should, because they set up this huge sting operation all the hell the way over in Java.
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* AlternateEnding: The '[[ReCut Extended Version]]', which was only released in Japan, has a darker ending where [[spoiler:Alex and Max's conversation about going to New York, Farnsworth appears as they walk up the stairs. A female voice (possibly Sam, whom Jared had previously referred to as the progenitor of the cyborg conspiracy) asks: "Should we take them out now?" Farnsworth turns to the off-screen woman and answers: "Why not?", suggesting that they succeed in the termination of Alex and Max.]] This version doesn't include [[spoiler:the fight between Alex and Farnsworth's endoskeleton on the aerodyne, explaining his appearance here.]]
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* SlowMotionFall: Usually right after a...
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* UnexplainedAccent: Almost every single character. Not just confined to the various European actors either - even the American characters played by ''US'' actors have inexplicable foreign accents. For example, Brion James (Leon from ''Blade Runner'') playing a henchman with a weird Germanic accent.
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* UnexplainedAccent: Almost every single character. Not just confined to the various European actors either - even the American characters played by ''US'' actors have inexplicable foreign accents. For example, Brion James Creator/BrionJames (Leon from ''Blade Runner'') ''Film/BladeRunner'') playing a henchman with a weird Germanic accent.
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* {{Fanservice}}: There's a lot of exposed skin in this film, and the ladies will enjoy it more because the majority is man-ass from guys like Gruner and a young Creator/ThomasJane.
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* {{Fanservice}}: There's a lot of exposed skin in this film, and the ladies will enjoy it more because the majority is man-ass from guys like Gruner and a young Creator/ThomasJane. We also have Deborah Shelton as Julian showing her exquisite figure post sex with Tom Hardy.
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* AlternateEnding: The '[[ReCut Extended Version]]', which was only released in Japan, has a darker ending where [[spoiler:Alex and Max's conversation about going to New York, Farnsworth appears as they walk up the stairs. A female voice (possibly Sam, whom Jared had previously referred to as the progenitor of the cyborg conspiracy) asks: "Should we take them out now?" Farnsworth turns to the off-screen woman and answers: "Why not?", suggesting that they succeed in the termination of Alex and Max.]] This version doesn't include the fight between Alex and Farnsworth's endoskeleton on the aerodyne, explaining his appearance here.]]
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* AlternateEnding: The '[[ReCut Extended Version]]', which was only released in Japan, has a darker ending where [[spoiler:Alex and Max's conversation about going to New York, Farnsworth appears as they walk up the stairs. A female voice (possibly Sam, whom Jared had previously referred to as the progenitor of the cyborg conspiracy) asks: "Should we take them out now?" Farnsworth turns to the off-screen woman and answers: "Why not?", suggesting that they succeed in the termination of Alex and Max.]] This version doesn't include the [[spoiler:the fight between Alex and Farnsworth's endoskeleton on the aerodyne, explaining his appearance here.]]
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* AlternateEnding: The '[[ReCut Extended Version]]', which was only released in Japan, has a darker ending where [[spoiler:Alex and Max's conversation about going to New York, Farnsworth appears as they walk up the stairs. A female voice (possibly Sam, whom Jared had previously referred to as the progenitor of the cyborg conspiracy) asks: "Should we take them out now?" Farnsworth turns to the off-screen woman and answers: "Why not?", suggesting that they succeed in the termination of Alex and Max.]] This version doesn't include the fight between Alex and Farnsworth's endoskeleton on the aerodyne, explaining his appearance here.]]
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* {{Fanservice}}: There's a lot of exposed skin in this film, and the ladies will enjoy it more because the majority if man-ass from guys like Gruner and a young Creator/ThomasJane.
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* {{Fanservice}}: There's a lot of exposed skin in this film, and the ladies will enjoy it more because the majority if is man-ass from guys like Gruner and a young Creator/ThomasJane.
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* WeCanRebuildHim: The protagonist, Alex.
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* WeCanRebuildHim: The protagonist, Alex. ''Three times'' over the course of the film.
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* {{Fanservice}}: There's a lot of exposed skin in this film, and the ladies will enjoy it more because the majority if man-ass from guys like Gruner and a young Creator/ThomasJane.
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* BulletholeDoor: Bullethole Floor. A full decade before ''{{Film/Underworld}}'', this movie did it first and more crazily, with Alex shooting his way through three or four (maybe even five or six) floors.
** Just before that, some cyborg assassins make actual ''man-shaped'' doors with machine guns.
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** Bullethole Floor. A full decade before ''{{Film/Underworld}}'', this movie did it first and more crazily, with Alex shooting his way through three or four (maybe even five or six) floors.
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A {{cyberpunk}} movie from 1992 by Albert "Film/{{Cyborg|1989}}" Pyun, starring Olivier [[PoorMansSubstitute "Poor Man's Van Damme"]] Gruner as a {{cyborg}} ex-LAPD officer. Unlike most cyberpunk movies, though, it mostly takes place in tropical Java. Gruner's character Alex is a washed-up cop turned courier who is contacted by his suspicious former superiors to find a rogue cyborg (also his ex-girlfriend) but it turns out it's mostly just an excuse to get him close to her so they can make him explode and kill them both. What follows is a long, protracted chase scene with a lot of exploding machinery and machine people.
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A {{cyberpunk}} movie from 1992 by Albert "Film/{{Cyborg|1989}}" Pyun, Creator/AlbertPyun, starring Olivier [[PoorMansSubstitute "Poor Man's Van Damme"]] Gruner as a {{cyborg}} ex-LAPD officer. Unlike most cyberpunk movies, though, it mostly takes place in tropical Java. Gruner's character Alex is a washed-up cop turned courier who is contacted by his suspicious former superiors to find a rogue cyborg (also his ex-girlfriend) but it turns out it's mostly just an excuse to get him close to her so they can make him explode and kill them both. What follows is a long, protracted chase scene with a lot of exploding machinery and machine people.
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A {{cyberpunk}} movie from 1992 by Albert "Film/{{Cyborg}}" Pyun, starring Olivier [[PoorMansSubstitute "Poor Man's Van Damme"]] Gruner as a {{cyborg}} ex-LAPD officer. Unlike most cyberpunk movies, though, it mostly takes place in tropical Java. Gruner's character Alex is a washed-up cop turned courier who is contacted by his suspicious former superiors to find a rogue cyborg (also his ex-girlfriend) but it turns out it's mostly just an excuse to get him close to her so they can make him explode and kill them both. What follows is a long, protracted chase scene with a lot of exploding machinery and machine people.
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A {{cyberpunk}} movie from 1992 by Albert "Film/{{Cyborg}}" "Film/{{Cyborg|1989}}" Pyun, starring Olivier [[PoorMansSubstitute "Poor Man's Van Damme"]] Gruner as a {{cyborg}} ex-LAPD officer. Unlike most cyberpunk movies, though, it mostly takes place in tropical Java. Gruner's character Alex is a washed-up cop turned courier who is contacted by his suspicious former superiors to find a rogue cyborg (also his ex-girlfriend) but it turns out it's mostly just an excuse to get him close to her so they can make him explode and kill them both. What follows is a long, protracted chase scene with a lot of exploding machinery and machine people.
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* WhoNeedsTheirWholeBody: After the cyborg assassins blow up Julie's lower body, she still tries to crawl away and shares some last-minute banter with the bad guys before they put her down for good.
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* WeCanRuleTogether: Commissioner Farnsworth offers Alex to join forces with the other cyborgs late in the movie. Alex shoots him in the face while delivering a PrecisionFStrike in response.
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[[SoBadItsGood Hilariously cheesy]] {{cyberpunk}} movie from 1992 by Albert "Film/{{Cyborg}}" Pyun, starring Olivier [[PoorMansSubstitute "Poor Man's Van Damme"]] Gruner as a {{cyborg}} ex-LAPD officer. Unlike most cyberpunk movies, though, it mostly takes place in tropical Java. Gruner's character Alex is a washed-up cop turned courier who is contacted by his suspicious former superiors to find a rogue cyborg (also his ex-girlfriend) but it turns out it's mostly just an excuse to get him close to her so they can make him explode and kill them both. What follows is a long, protracted chase scene with a lot of exploding machinery and machine people.
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* AmazonianBeauty: Alex (Sue Price) in the sequels, a rare example of an ActionGirl lead who is actually muscular.
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* AmazonianBeauty: Alex (Sue Price) in the sequels, a rare example of an ActionGirl lead who is actually muscular.
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* BrawnHilda: Alex (Sue Price) in the sequels, a rare example of an ActionGirl lead who is actually muscular.
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* BrawnHilda: Alex (Sue Price) in the sequels, a rare example of an ActionGirl lead who is actually muscular.