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New World Disorder
A gang of four eyed crooks led by Kurt Bishop are ripping off top dollar computer chips from a list of factories. The night they hit Dynaphase Systems, two dirty employees are staying late using company resources to develop their own plans for a security microchip worth millions of dollars. Psychopathic Bishop raids the Dynaphase facility and downloads the mainframe before the employees have a chance to completely erase their work from it. When Bishop discovers the value of the stolen, but partially erased information, he sets out after the rest of the chip design, letting nothing stand in his way.
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Plot Summary
In a dystopian future, a ruthless corporation controls society by implanting obedience chips in its citizens. A group of rebels discovers the truth and fights back to reclaim their freedom. They must battle against the corporation's advanced technology and brainwashed populace to expose the conspiracy and dismantle the oppressive regime.
Critical Reception
New World Disorder was a direct-to-video release that garnered minimal critical attention. It is generally considered a low-budget, derivative science fiction action film with a predictable plot and uninspired performances. Its reception was largely negative among the few critics who reviewed it, and it failed to gain significant traction with audiences.
What Reviewers Say
Lacks originality and relies heavily on generic sci-fi tropes.
Technical aspects are rudimentary, reflecting its low budget.
Performances are largely unengaging and unconvincing.
Google audience: Information on Google user reviews for this film is not readily available, suggesting a very limited audience engagement.
Fun Fact
Despite its modest production, the film attempted to tackle themes of corporate control and technological oppression common in late 90s sci-fi.
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