Still, the Cold War themes give the movie a cartoonish quality, in which the bad Russian robot jockey Alexander (Paul Koslo) just insults people and cheats constantly, meanwhile the “good guy” hero robot jockey, Achilles (genre legend Gary Graham), seems to be the only person who cares about innocent bystanders.

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