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When successful businessman Sam Treadwell finds that his android wife, Cherry model 2000 has blown a fuse, he hires sexy renegade tracker E. Johnson to find her exact duplicate. But as their journey to replace his perfect mate leads them into the treacherous and lawless region of 'The Zone', Treadwell learns the hard way that the perfect woman is made not of computer chips and diodes.
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as much as it pains me to give this rating to a movie that has new-age cult leader tim thomerson + 🚨ROBERT Z'DAR IN BOOTY SHORTS🚨 (& later, checkerboard shirt/ska bowler) driving round the desert like the california love video i cant stop getting annoyed at the miracle mile dude making these really soulful/personal/philosophical science fiction movies full of striking, atmospheric imagery that are also narcissist's self-absorbed fantasies of women as orbiting satellites/accessories for a sensitive guy and im not sure if its his own actual perspective or not. in both films he gets all the technical elements right, shots/design & performance & music (a weirdly synthy poledouris score carries alot of this just like tang-dream in MILE) but has a 13 yr old boy's ideas of relationships being like "gonna meet my PERFECT gf n be SO IN LOVE unlike THOSE OTHER BOYS i like REAL GIRLS with PERSONALITY ok sorry thats just the KIND OF GUY i am!"🙄 ive long defended miracle mile for its big heart despite the flawed/complex (?) protagonist but watching this, idk - look how he casts the best character actors in all the quirky dude roles (marshall bell! brion james!) but women only exist as bitches or quirkmaidens in relation- shit makes jim wyrnoski look like douglas sirk (imo bimbo movies are the women's pictures of the 80s). melanie griff's always great & tries to light up a nothing-y role but her badass tracker "e. johnson" (who inspired big johnson tee mascot "e. normous johnson") has no interiority or personality aside from protecting the hero and doing cool stuff like bazook'ing a desert butte. even tasha yar's pynchon-reading biz-butch in MILE exists only to pass along classified info from her nuke-knowing ex-bf. see, in the end (SPOILERS) us fellas gotta betray these shallow gals for the RIGHT kind of woman, right? our hero makes the romantic decision to push his sexxbot out of the plane like a gag from macgruber ("oh my god, i dont love her... get the fuck outta here!!") but my dream ending when they realize the load too heavy melanie's like ok loser get out, us ladies r taking the plane! looks incredible tho, some bright, plasticky corner of hell's frogtown ("glory hole") that feels weirdly r-rated but also like a kids movie? wish i liked it more but imo this was only improved on in jovovich/anderson's resident evils
147th Review for The Collab Weekly Movie WatchOk, but there’s no way Denis Villeneuve hasn’t seen this movie and “borrowed” from it for Blade Runner 2049.But seriously, this was aight. Director Steve De Jarnatt executes the best he can, given the budget and expertise, with some good, lowkey stunts and action involving a bunch of guns being shot, some slapstick for good measure, and a decent premise. Griffith and Andrews may not have dynamite chemistry, but they are alright together and individually.All in all, it has its moments and it was not a complete chore to get through and if you are a fan of these adventure, sci-fi movies, maybe give it a shot. It’s almost a tragedy how this got a $10 million budget and only got $10k in the box office.TODAY SCHEDULECherry 2000Millennium Mambo Gemini ManTransformers One
Common questions
What is Cherry 2000 about?+
A successful businessman hires a renegade tracker to help him find a replacement for his malfunctioning android wife in a dangerous, lawless wasteland.
Who directed Cherry 2000?+
Steve De Jarnatt directed the film, which was released in 1987.
Is Cherry 2000 considered a cult film?+
Yes, it is frequently cited by fans as a cult classic for its distinct retro-futuristic aesthetic and campy, genre-bending tone. Watch it on Mood.
