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Rollerball (1975) |
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Film rated 3.5 / 5
(Chick rating: 2.5 / 5)
(Guy rating: 3.5 / 5)
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| Jonathan E-liminates the competition. |
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| Jewison's rollerskating gets nasty. |
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| 'Roller Derby' meets 'Gladiator'. |
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| Government control = Caan game. |
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| Pinball with human bumpers! |
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| Caan canes competitors, corporations. |
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| Liquid supercomputer talks dribble. |
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| Bach introduces future sport. |
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| Modern gladiator dangerously individualistic. |
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| Athlete regains his bearing. |
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| Bloodsport hides political messagae. |
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| Violent 'Xanadu' without music. |
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| Caan blueballed by executive. |
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| Business dictates sport- true! |
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| Corporate bloodsport world domination. |
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| Caan's futuristic 'American Gladiator'. |
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| Athletic skater loves Moonpie. |
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| Corporation forces Caan's retirement. |
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| Dystopian diversion, Caan combatant. |
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| Jewison Rolls into dystopia. |
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| American politics as sport. |
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| BallsE Caan confronts corporation. |
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