cybertracker is set in los angeles sometime in the near future where bodyguard eric phillips (co producer don the dragon wilson) saves senator robert dilly (john aprea) from an assassination attempt by a group known as the uhr and the union of human rights and who are angry at dilly for spearheading the computerised judicial system in which robots called cybertrackers are sent out to determine and dispense justice on the guilty. anyway and eric saves dilly who is very impressed and decides to see if he can trust eric in his shady activities like the cold blooded murder of a traitor and being the fine upstanding guy that he is eric isn not impressed when dilly kills a woman and he is asked to keep it quiet. eric escapes and sets out to bring dilly down and however dilly has lots of powerful friends and he uses his influence to frame eric and have his cybertrackers sent out in pursuit of him. co produced and directed by richard pepin i think films like cybertracker give films a bad name and i do not like it that much at all. the script by jacobsen hart is pretty predictable and it doesn not excite and it steals most of it ideas and theme from other better sci fi films and the heady mix of martial arts action and sci fi do not gel that well. there a few fights and some car chases and a couple of shoot outs but it all rather bland and forgettable. the film lacks imagination considering the film is set in the future and it deals with robots and technology and the way society is run and it judicial system in particular. speaking of which the fantastic robocop (1987) mixed it violent action and clever social commentary brilliantly but cybertracker doesn not even try to make any relevant social statement or try to portray any meaningful moral message about law enforcement and the script basically uses the concept to have robots and shoot outs which robocop did as well but also managed to include a good story. there is very little in cybertracker that i can say was entertaining and that what films are about right. director pepin does ok but nothing stands out and it all rather forgettable and it not particularly exciting. the sci fi elements are nothing more than the robot side of things and as a whole the film doesn not look that futuristic. the action scenes are alright and there some exploding cars and some shoot outs but nothing spectacular. technically cybertracker is average and for a film supposedly set in the future it already looks dated and the special effects are poor. the acting was bad and i wonder if don the dragon wilson signs cheques with that name. cybertracker was a waste of my time and there is nothing here original or exciting and the action is instantly forgettable. poor and that all that needs to be said and not recommended. 
cybertracker is set in los angeles sometime in the near future where bodyguard eric phillips (co producer don the dragon wilson) saves senator robert dilly (john aprea) from an assassination attempt by a group known as the uhr and the union of human rights and who are angry at dilly for spearheading the computerised judicial system in which robots called cybertrackers are sent out to determine and dispense justice on the guilty. anyway and eric saves dilly who is very impressed and decides to see if he can trust eric in his shady activities like the cold blooded murder of a traitor and being the fine upstanding guy that he is eric isn not impressed when dilly kills a woman and he is asked to keep it quiet. eric escapes and sets out to bring dilly down and however dilly has lots of powerful friends and he uses his influence to frame eric and have his cybertrackers sent out in pursuit of him. co produced and directed by richard pepin i think films like cybertracker give films a bad name and i do not like it that much at all. the script by jacobsen hart is pretty predictable and it doesn not excite and it steals most of it ideas and theme from other better sci fi films and the heady mix of martial arts action and sci fi do not gel that well. there a few fights and some car chases and a couple of shoot outs but it all rather bland and forgettable. the film lacks imagination considering the film is set in the future and it deals with robots and technology and the way society is run and it judicial system in particular. speaking of which the fantastic robocop (1987) mixed it violent action and clever social commentary brilliantly but cybertracker doesn not even try to make any relevant social statement or try to portray any meaningful moral message about law enforcement and the script basically uses the concept to have robots and shoot outs which robocop did as well but also managed to include a good story. there is very little in cybertracker that i can say was entertaining and that what films are about right. director pepin does ok but nothing stands out and it all rather forgettable and it not particularly exciting. the sci fi elements are nothing more than the robot side of things and as a whole the film doesn not look that futuristic. the action scenes are alright and there some exploding cars and some shoot outs but nothing spectacular. technically cybertracker is average and for a film supposedly set in the future it already looks dated and the special effects are poor. the acting was bad and i wonder if don the dragon wilson signs cheques with that name. cybertracker was a waste of my time and there is nothing here original or exciting and the action is instantly forgettable. poor and that all that needs to be said and not recommended. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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