Ewan Mcgregor and Scarlet Johansen had "The Island" out last summer and it was a flop, but for SR it is well worth the rental.

They think they are survivors of a global catastrophe waiting to win a lottery that will send them to "the island" the last pure gorund on earth. In fact they are clones grown to be organ doners for the people they are clones of. Ewan Mcgregor finds out the truth and becomes a "runner" (sorry wrong film but it does have that imagry)

That was common enough in the ad's.

The SR twist came in that marketing the clients who are cloned are told the clones, per the 2050 laws are not sentient but kept vegitative. They would be horrified to learn their spare parts are ripped form a living breathing, talking person. The head of the corp, Sean Beane, is willing to do anything to protect PR and get the product back-including hiring a Street Samurai who's team are ex military, ordered to keep it on hte odwn low while chasing through LA.

Not quite on the par with SR films like Bladerunner and Robocop but on a par with other movies like Freejack and Running Man

I saw that. The scenes with the vector-thrust motorcycles were cool, and possible with SR-level technology.

Rented it last night fell a sleep though, will try again today.

One of my favorite things about that flick is that it did not discard the past in favor of the future. You could still see old buildings alongside the new ones, etc. It bugs me when nothing in "the future" looks more than a month old.

I liked when the recovery team were dressed as police to try and blend in.We played for years and never thought to disguise ourselves by impersonating police.

I really liked looking at Scarlett.

What a woman, and very dreamy.

I would like to see it, but I'm still mad at myself for seeing Bad Boys II. I'm trying to boycott Micheal Bay but I can't help myself when it comes to buddy cop movies. Damn you Riggs and Murtaugh!!! This is all your fault! You too Shane Black!

So even though the Snow Woman recommends it, I still can't see it.