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| Eric Roberts | ... |
James Gabriel
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| Cary Elwes | ... |
Burke
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| Sarah Wynter | ... |
Alex
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| Chris Sarandon | ... |
Dr. Anton Stofeles
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| Diane Venora | ... |
Dr. Helen Steele
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| Michael Greyeyes | ... |
Johnny Black Eagle
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Terry Simpson | ... |
Janovsky
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| Joel McNichol | ... |
Mike Cherry
(as Joel Mcnichol)
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| Daniel Magder | ... |
Bobby Gabriel
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Robin Wilcock | ... |
Dr. Elliot
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| Cas Anvar | ... |
Dr. Bergen
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| Karen Cliche | ... |
Irina
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Corey Sosner | ... |
Security Guard #1
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| Steve Adams | ... |
Mr. Strathmore
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James Bradford | ... |
Judge
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When a man faces surmounting bills for his dying son's hospital stay, he enters into an agreement to sell his body for organ transplants to pay the bills. However, when he is advised that the doctors want to claim his organs immediately, he goes on the run. Written by John Sacksteder <[email protected]>
This movie has a plot...unlike many.
It has a reason for the evil corporations to exist and actually BE evil.
It has action, suspense and martial arts...with a touch of mystery and drama.
While the future was made a little bit too futuristic as it is supposed to be 2008 and this review is almost in 2007, it's not impossible to see too far off.
Nice pacing, good casting.
This goes on my watchable list of movies.
If Arnold or Bruce Willis would have headlines, this would have been a blockbuster instead of a straight to video.
I'm glad they didn't headline it, because they would have destroyed the lead character with their presence.
Eric Roberts was cast great as the father.
Cool movie...