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Unfortunately, neither of these narratives gets completely off the ground. As
a chase movie, the film sustains a manic pace, but because of consistently bad timing,
it generates little suspense and few thrills. It looks as though Longo were trying
to follow a generic recipe rather than his own narrative intuition. It makes you
wish he had indulged the impulses toward fragmentation, layering and abstraction
that shaped his gallery art as well as his nearly unintelligible but interesting
Arena Brains.
As for dramatic intrigue, Reeves is a fascinating movie star, but here he is
given so little to say Gibson`s screenplay is disappointingly minimal), and he performs
so robotically, that it is difficult to become emotionally involved in Johnny`s
pursuit of atonement. Drama is further attenuated by the fact that he never really
has to confront the possibility of sacrificing himself for the world--he is rescued
by a dolphin. Near the end, Johnny and Jane, a cute but ferocious professional bodyguard
who saves him from decapitation earlier on, make their way to Heaven, hideout of
the Loteks, a cyber-savvy, Mad Max-style guerrilla group. Here, while a noisy, tedious
battle between corporate police and the Loteks ensues, Johnny hooks up to a bionic,
code-breaking cetacean named Jones, who facilitates downloading of the cure, which
is in turn broadcast to the world via Lotek transmitters. When his childhood memories
thereupon miraculously come flooding back and his rehumanization is sealed with
a kiss by Jane, you don`t feel he`s earned or resolved anything. It seems he`s just
been lucky.
The film also falls to evoke a visually distinctive future. High-rise offices,
hotel lobbies and the post-apocalyptic streets of Newark all appear little different
from the way things look today. Cyberspace looks like standard-issue computer-magazine
illustration. However, one striking scene near the end suggests what might have
been. In the heart of Lotek headquarters in a big ramshackle hall, a huge glass
tank holding the near whale-size dolphin in murky water stands next to a great,
irregular stack of video monitors. This arresting conjunction of primordial nature
and ultramodern artificiality reminds you that Longo has in the past demonstrated
a canny way with surrealistic juxtaposition and baroque extravagance, and one wishes
more such adventurous visual imagination had been extended throughout the otherwise
nondescript representational fabric of the film.