Total Reality

Synopsis

Total Reality, released in 1997 and starring Ely Pouget, is a science fiction action film set in a dystopian future where corporate interests dominate society. The story follows a group of rebels who discover a secret corporate plot involving virtual reality technology designed to control the population. As they fight to expose the truth and regain their freedom, they navigate intense technological threats and dangerous adversaries. The film blends cyberpunk elements with traditional action sequences, exploring themes of control, identity, and resistance in a high-tech world.

Cast

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  David Bradley

  Anthony Rand

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  Ely Pouget

  Cathy Easton

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  Thomas Kretschmann

  Commander Tunis

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  Misa Koprova

  Wingate

• Brian Faker

  Frankel

• Melik Malkasian

  Uriah

Reviews

Total Reality received predominantly negative reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, it holds a low rating of 4.3/10 based on user ratings, reflecting widespread dissatisfaction. Critics often highlighted the film’s low-budget production values and underwhelming special effects, which failed to live up to its ambitious premise. Rotten Tomatoes does not have an official rating for this title, likely due to its limited release and notoriety. Reviewers from cult film websites have noted that although the movie attempts to capture some cyberpunk atmosphere, it suffers from a thin script and lackluster performances. However, some viewers appreciated the effort to deliver a solid sci-fi narrative despite budget constraints, with Ely Pouget's role receiving modest praise for her screen presence. Overall, Total Reality is considered a niche film that may interest hardcore genre enthusiasts but is generally viewed as a flawed effort among 90s sci-fi movies.