City Limits

1984
15
1h 26m

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2.5/10

1.6K

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Rae Dawn Chong, John Stockwell, and Darrell Larson in City Limits (1984)

A pair of teenage motorcycle gangs maintain an uneasy truce between each other in the not-too-distant future. When an evil corporation tries to take over their ruined city, the gangs must decide whether to fight their common enemy.

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B-Action Dystopian Sci-Fi Action Adventure Sci-Fi

A pair of teenage motorcycle gangs maintain an uneasy truce between each other in the not-too-distant future. When an evil corporation tries to take over their ruined city, the gangs must de... Read allA pair of teenage motorcycle gangs maintain an uneasy truce between each other in the not-too-distant future. When an evil corporation tries to take over their ruined city, the gangs must decide whether to fight their common enemy.A pair of teenage motorcycle gangs maintain an uneasy truce between each other in the not-too-distant future. When an evil corporation tries to take over their ruined city, the gangs must decide whether to fight their common enemy.

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IMDb RATING

2.5/10

1.6K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
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Trivia
Two versions of this movie exist. The first, with a score by John Lurie, was screened at the Picwood Theatre in Westwood, Los Angeles, CA. The released version is a re-cut, incorporating re-shoots, with a new score by Mitchell Froom. The second version was aired on Mystery Science Theater 3000.

Goofs
During the last battle, a remote model plane is driven into a pickup truck with a mounted gun. The plane clearly passes on the truck's side, and the resulting explosion is early, at the truck's rear.

Quotes
[upon seeing that his challenger in a duel is a woman]
Lee: This ain't fair.
Mick: You're right. It ain't.

Crazy credits
How actors are listed in the end credits depends on the fate of the character they played, such as "John Stockwell IS Lee," "Dean Devlin WAS Ernie."

Connections
Featured in Mystery Science Theatre 3000: City Limits (1992)

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Written and Performed by King Sunny Ade
Courtesy of Island Records, Ltd., Island Music, Ltd. and Clouseau Musique

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1/10

What the...?

I'm so mad at this movie. The plot was absent. The acting was awful. The sound was unintelligible. I can't believe that this came out the same year as Back to the Future! Poor James Earl Jones! Poor me! There was a montage in the middle of the thing that referred back to things that were apparently cut out of the film. The costumes were cheesy, and the hair--don't get me started on the hair! You know, I do kind of enjoy a B movie, but I need something to chew on. Some fixed reference point--like a character name or something. I mean, even the credits were inept...they lasted for about 15 minutes and were filmed in irritate-o-rama--a cheesy stop-frame thing. I've had more enjoyable infections.