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So what the hell happened here? His Rollerball is unexciting, glossy toss that makes the mistake of pandering to the teen crowd.

He also proved he could do a decent remake with The Thomas Crown Affair.

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This is the man who redefined the action movie in the 80s with Die Hard. I guess as good a place as any would be with director McTiernan, who seems to have lost all ability to make a decent film. To be honest, there are so many reasons to despise this movie, I really do not know where to start. But a brave American citizen like Jonathan isn't about to kowtow to the demands of nasty foreigners, and sets about upsetting the applecart. The evil men controlling the sport, led by Alexis Petrovich (Jean Reno), are corrupt gangsters who will trade players lives in order to boost their ratings.

Perpetually-perplexed-looking Chris Klein is unwisely cast as Jonathan (portrayed by James Caan in the original), a thrill junkie who is convinced by good friend Marcus Ridley (LL Cool J) to try his hand at Rollerball, a dangerous team sport played in Russia and its neighbouring countries. A muddled, unexciting piece of drivel from the word go, John McTiernan's lousy remake of Norman Jewison's 70s cult favourite is every inch as bad as you have probably heard. Rollerball is absolutely dire and truly deserves the lowest rating possible. A good friend of mine, and fellow rabid film fan, said he would give me a tenner (ВЈ10) if I honestly felt that Rollerball was worth a score higher than 1/10 as much as I need the cash, I just can't bring myself to lie.

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