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A space cruiser crashes on a planet that is home to an intergalactic prison.A space cruiser crashes on a planet that is home to an intergalactic prison.A space cruiser crashes on a planet that is home to an intergalactic prison.
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Elliot James Langridge
- Jake
- (as Elliot Langridge)
Lois-Amber Toole
- Prisoner
- (as Lois Amber Toole)
Finley Sebastian Pearson
- Young Max Cloud
- (as Finley Pearson)
Craig Thomas Lambert
- Max Cloud's Dad
- (as Craig Lambert)
Nigel Black
- Prisoner
- (uncredited)
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Here's The 4K Lowedown on "Max Cloud" (NR - 2020 - DVD)
Genre: Fantasy/Martial My Score: 5.4
Cast=6 Acting=4 Plot=4 Ending=4 Story=4 Imagine=7 CGI=6 Pace=6 Fight=7 Stunt=6
Set in the 90's, a girl finds an easter egg and gets sucked into the Max Cloud video game. She must finish the game to get out without losing her one life or getting stuck in the game forever.
"The fate of the universe is once again in the hands of...MAX CLOUD." Ok this was dumb, but I did like how they brought in the glitches from the old 90's games. It reminded me of a low rent Zathura. I was hoping for a 'so bad it's good' quality...but it didn't quite make it off the planet for me. I have often thought of reliving my twenties, but am having second thoughts if that's what it looked like.
Genre: Fantasy/Martial My Score: 5.4
Cast=6 Acting=4 Plot=4 Ending=4 Story=4 Imagine=7 CGI=6 Pace=6 Fight=7 Stunt=6
Set in the 90's, a girl finds an easter egg and gets sucked into the Max Cloud video game. She must finish the game to get out without losing her one life or getting stuck in the game forever.
"The fate of the universe is once again in the hands of...MAX CLOUD." Ok this was dumb, but I did like how they brought in the glitches from the old 90's games. It reminded me of a low rent Zathura. I was hoping for a 'so bad it's good' quality...but it didn't quite make it off the planet for me. I have often thought of reliving my twenties, but am having second thoughts if that's what it looked like.
Recently I've been watching some old DVDs that are leftover from a video store I used to own. Even when I don't like a movie I always watch it to the end. I'm about halfway into this one but I'm not sure I will finish it. A stupid plot, the acting isn't great and the action scenes and special effects aren't very good either. It's not a really long movie but it still is a waste of time. I liked video games when I was younger so I thought a movie about someone being trapped in a game might be interesting but it isn't. I definitely don't think anyone should waste their time watching this pile of garbage.
The plot might not be the most original but the over the top campiness captures the essence of the 80s-90s perfectly. As someone who grew up in the 90s many of the references in this made me laugh out loud and the use of the Stan Bush music was perfect for this film. This is the type of light hearted film that I needed to watch right now and I had lots of fun with it.
I only watched it cause Scott was in it but it has quite a few familiar faces, not sure how it turned out so bad.
Not even a good bad, or a "so bad it's funny" nor a "bad B movie", but...
There's some good. I like the music, the CG looks nice and colorful. The rest is bad and just weird , and again, not a good weird. Another talented one lost his funding to that crap most certainly, unless it's totally self funded...
Did you know
- TriviaScott Adkins said he based his performance of Max Cloud on Ron Burgundy, the title character from Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy.
- GoofsAfter Sarah is transported into the video game, she supposedly can't control her own movements, needing her friend Cowboy to do so through the game controller. But there are numerous times where she moves of her own volition, like at 18:16 when she says "the Space Witch" and abruptly decides to head in the opposite direction, or at 19:15 when she opts to step in front of Max Cloud to block him from entering the main deck.
- Crazy creditsAfter the ending credits, "Do not fear, Max Cloud is here'' is heard.
- ConnectionsFeatures Fright Night (1985)
- SoundtracksAce of Face
Performed by Bim Amoako-Gyampah
Written by Alessandro Gigante, Roberto Gigante, and Robbie Irving
Courtesy of House of Emeralds Ltd
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- 1h 28m(88 min)
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- 2.39:1
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