Love is blind.

Shelved for three years, this futuristic adventure movie is no undiscovered classic but is better than it had any right to be, with Griffith in good form as the ballsy heroine.

Bad story, bad acting, but strangely watchable. At times it seems like a more modern movie deliberately poking fun at the 80s. One-night stands with performance contracts drafted up by both parties' lawyers? A self-help guru bad guy and a nationwide toaster-oven drought? Some fun ideas that ultimately can't save it.

Good ol' 80's cheeseball fun!

Futuristic sci-fi with cowboys, prospectors, and a cult where the leader tells his cohorts "And gentlemen, be true to yourselves" in a sincere manner? This movie's great! If you weren't already laughing at the bizarre characters, you'll at least get a kick out of the miserable acting.

I can't believe I loved this movie as a kid. It's so cheezy, and Melanie Griffith can't really act here either.

This was mostly stupid, but it had some cool ideas, and funny characters. Plus, the bad guys wear floral shirts and zinc oxide on their noses. :D

More like Crappy 2000.

Another one of those "I loved this at the time" fillums, and another one I should see again