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Oblivion (1994)

On another planet which resembles the Old West, a die-hard pacifist is forced to re-examine his ways after an evil alien bandit and his gang murder his estranged sheriff father, take over his home town, and threaten his friends.

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Scott A 23 Apr 2011

Overall I dug this. I'm not sure they can say this was the REAL 'Cowboys & Aliens,' cause they look othing alike. Really great cast, especially seeing Musetta Vander from Mortal Kombat2 and Jackie Swanson---'Kelly' from CHEERS!!! The only things I disliked were the roles of George Takei--he had to refrence Star Trek every 5 seconds, and Julie Newmar---who had to remind us she was Catwoman every 3 seconds!

Tony Jr T 07 May 2015

150508: I really can't say this film is all that bad. Yesterday I was questioning how films such as Ghost Rock (2004) get created. Well, here is George Takei (Doc Valentine) and Meg Foster (Stell Barr) from Cagney & Lacey fame (as well as Young Riders for you western fans). Some campy special effects and characters add to the simple entertainment held within this film. A hot Musetta Vander appears as Lash and the Adams Family's Carel Struycken as Gaunt. Now I'm thinking of seeking out Oblivion 2...as a matter of fact, I will seek it out.

Robert H 02 Jul 2011

A low budget scifi western that does really well in the story, casting and enjoyment departments but falls flat from being a good film due to some really bad comedy. With a cast that includes George Takei, Meg Foster, Julie Newmar, Andrew Divoff and Isaac Hayes, you knew it would sport some fun performances even if it was filled with plenty of overacting and huge amounts of charicatures. I'll even give the humour a few good nods. Takei continuously makes Star Trek related jokes that are subtle enough to pass for regular dialogue to a general audience but Trek fans would pick it up right away. But with silly music cues, some slapstick, and even references to things which were only current at the time of the film (an entire Schlick joke completely doesn't make sense today) you just can't help but bring this film down a few stars in the ratings.

Bill B 22 Aug 2017

This one is pretty rough going, with a few oddball cameos from older stars taking what feels like roles to keep the lights on, and peppered with bad 'dad joke' kinda humor that probably would 'read' fine in a book, but sounds corny as fuck when you hear people say them out loud. Probably for the completist only.

Lee M 05 Oct 2015

Ooh boy. I remember this being a lot better when I was a kid... lol. Great concept though.