"Runaway" (1984) is a disheartening example of how we've squandered creative potential in the sci-fi genre. Despite the involvement of Michael Crichton, a visionary mind, this film is a convoluted mess that fails to deliver a coherent narrative. The characters are shallow, the plot is predictable, and the dialogue is cringe-worthy. It's infuriating to see a film with an intriguing premise about rogue robots devolve into a series of cliché action sequences. Instead of exploring the ethical implications of technology, it merely skims the surface, leaving audiences frustrated and unfulfilled. We deserve better than this half-baked effort that was overshadowed by superior films of its time.

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"Runaway" (1984) is a disheartening example of how we've squandered creative potential in the sci-fi genre. Despite the involvement of Michael Crichton, a visionary mind, this film is a convoluted mess that fails to deliver a coherent narrative. The characters are shallow, the plot is predictable, and the dialogue is cringe-worthy. It's infuriating to see a film with an intriguing premise about rogue robots devolve into a series of cliché action sequences. Instead of exploring the ethical implications of technology, it merely skims the surface, leaving audiences frustrated and unfulfilled. We deserve better than this half-baked effort that was overshadowed by superior films of its time. #Runaway1984 #SciFiCrit
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Runaway (1984)
A lesser-known 1980s sci-fi gem that deserves far greater recognitionDirected by Michael CrichtonWritten by Michael CrichtonProduced by Michael I. Rachmil, Lisa Faversham, Kurt VilladsenCinematography: John A. AlonzoEdited by Glenn Farr, James Coblen
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