Nomination Year: 1998

SYNOPSIS: In a revolutionary new prison of the future, there are no bars or walls. Instead, inmates are "wedded" to each other by means of explosive, radio-sensitive collars. If they stray more than 100 feet from their "mate," their heads blow off. The catch? Nobody knows who their mate is, so escape is impossible (don't ask me why they didn't just make it so the collars activate outside a certain perimeter). A man and a woman "accidentally" escape during an insurrection and must stay close to one another even as they evade the law.

Smithee Award Nominations

"Alas, Poor Yorick"
Normally "The Speed of Thought" Implies Fast She knew it was a bomb, yet she stared at it until it went off.	Sorry, this clip has not yet been made available!

Best One-Liner
Two Views on Marriage Prison escapee #1: "With the right guy, marriage can be a wonderful institution." Prison escapee #2: "I just got out of an institution."	Sorry, this clip has not yet been made available!

Directors

Director	Claim to Fame
Lewis Teague

Cast

Actor	Character	Claim to Fame
Rutger Hauer	<Not Yet in Database>	Very blond, ruggedly handsome Dutch action star who's extremely prolific in sci-fi and action films, both pretty good and very Bad. Played the main android Roy Batty in Blade Runner, whose ad-libbed "Tears in the Rain" speech will bring you to those tears.
Mimi Rogers	<Not Yet in Database>	Mrs. Robinson from the Lost in Space movie
Ed Crick	<Not Yet in Database>	Played a few bit parts in sci-fi/action flicks and in '70s/'80s TV.
Anthony De Longis	<Not Yet in Database>	Maje Cullah on Star Trek: Voyager
Grand L. Bush	<Not Yet in Database>

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