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Reviews Counted:11
Fresh:3
Rotten:8
Average Rating:4.3/10
Theatrical Release:2001
Synopsis: Belgium's most successful export, brooding action hero Jean-Claude Van Damme, stars in two opposing roles in this highly original sci-fi action film. When a ruthless serial killer nicknamed "the... [More]
The action sequences are well staged and credit where credit is due: The 40-year-old martial artist still has the physical goods, executing 180 splits and gymnastic stunts with the grace and apparent ease of someone much younger.
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Slightly less awful than most of Van Damme's efforts.
Replicant doesn't even come close to some of Van Damme's better flicks (Timecop and Sudden Death), but it's certainly an improvement over what he's been up to lately.
I was surprised to find "Replicant" wasn't too bad at all.
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The whole trying affair is irresistibly dopey. Kinetic, too.
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