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It's 2009, and we're still waiting for that time travel technology.

While the plot and characters offer a lackluster imitation of Blade Runner, the film's gritty and somewhat cool production design is more effective at keeping you entertained.

The protagonist, on the brink of death, is snatched through time by a powerful figure from the future. It turns out this ruthless CEO wants to use the protagonist's body to extend his own life and, in a "legitimate" way, pursue the woman the protagonist loved in his past life. The story's premise is quite intriguing, but the oddly-styled futurism reveals a lack of sophistication. To avoid visual dissonance in the intergenerational romance, the 1991-2009 timeframe feels too cramped. The male lead's performance is also quite awkward, and the overall tackiness and cheapness of the film undermine the story's potential.

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Barely a two-star film. Rich people of the future snatch a race car driver from a fatal crash to take over his body – it's like a primitive version of "Get Out." The protagonist, a racer, wreaks havoc driving tricked-out cars in the 2009 future, a la early "Death Race." The main plot revolves around his escape, triggered by a wealthy Hopkins' obsession of stealing the protagonist's girl in a love triangle, interspersed with villainous mercenary Jagger's redemption. The future world-building is reminiscent of Carpenter - a foggy, decaying cyberpunk style (the wealthy exploit past human bodies due to severe future pollution rendering healthy bodies scarce).

The concept of swapping one man's mind with another's in a twisted bid for immortality raises unsettling questions about humanity and the cost of survival.