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The year is 2018. There is no crime and there are no more wars. Corporations are now the leaders of the world, as well as the controllers of the people. A violent futuristic game known as Rollerball is now the recreational sport of the world, with teams representing various areas competing for the title of champion. The defending championship team, the Houston team led by the determined ten-year veteran Johnathan E., is looking to repeat as champions. However, Bartholomew, the sinister corporate head, wants Johnathan to retire, even though he is the most respected athlete of his time. Johnathan's rebellious quest will not come out with complications, both for him and his teammates, after he decides to continue playing despite Bartholomew's threats.
In a futuristic society where corporations have replaced countries, the violent game of Rollerball is used to control the populace by demonstrating the futility of individuality. However, one player, Jonathan E., rises to the top, fights for his personal freedom, and threatens the corporate control.
Earth in the future is domed fortress that is run by cooperate giants who have managed to elimnate illness or violence, but the people need some form of release, so Rollerball is invented, but one of the stars of the game who has reached legendary heights threatens the very existence of this new, perfect world with his rebellious additude towars quitting the game.
Exceptionally well done action/sci-fi pic features a 100% credible performance from James Caan and a pretty good turn by John Hosseman. The effects and sets are also top notch. Highly recommanded.
If given the opportunity to walk on hot cinders with gasoline drenched feet or watch this horrid science-fiction, heavily symbolic film again, I would choose the first. Gasoline isn't that bad, is it? From the muttering of un-impassioned lines from lead actor James Caan, to the "IN YOUR FACE" symbolic nature of the film, all the way to the random unsolved moments between Johnathan and his estranged wife, we (the viewers) are left with nothing but a sloppy film that reeks of symbolism for the deeply involved masses and a old sci-fi film that only has a cult status because it was released in the mid-70s. Nothing more, nothing less. For those that will sit here and argue that it was a huge film due to the visuals, the elements about the strength of government, and the power of one man to topple such a corrupt way of living, I cannot buy it. What I witnessed with I watched this film was nothing more than a campy sci-fi film that attempted to be as smart as 2001, but instead just seemed recycled with the director Norman Jewison reading too much into "1984" and "Fahrenheit 451".
I don't want to sound like I hate intelligent cinema, when in fact I crave it each and every time I place a film into my DVD player, what I don't like is cinema that is blatantly symbolic just because it knows that it is trying to reach the opportunity to be thought of as a cult film. With Rollerball, I feel like scenes were too contrived for the overall nature that it attempted to represent. This needed to be a simple film about resistance against a controlling government all tightly rolled into the game known as Rollerball. With Jewison's adaptation, I felt that the game Rollerball got the wrong end of the stick. I didn't feel like there was enough time or dedication spent on the game. What really irritated me about this film were the scenes between the games which tried to look artistically like a Kubrick film, but failed, but also didn't have enough cohesiveness to hold the film together. Jewison could not "connect the dots" with our characters when they were not on the Roller Rink. I mentioned this before, but I couldn't keep my eyes open long enough when Caan spoke because he mumbled his lines (providing little to no emotion behind his character outside of the fact that he can really roller skate!) and could not guide us through a tunnel. As a central character, I felt that he was the wrong fit for this film. We needed someone strong, yet with the ability to demonstrate verbally what they were doing to fight the Corporation. I also couldn't follow the scenes at the party, the scenes between Caan and Maud Adams, and the eventuality of Moonpie. Jewison left us guessing and wanting more, but instead of answers he would just throw us back on the Rollerball game. It was a cheap move, and I felt cheated by him in this film. By the end of the movie I saw some opportunities and chances that Jewison didn't take, and it angered me because this film could have been great, but at every level it just fell short.
I have read other reviews that say that Caan was an excellent choice for this film because he represented the aging sports star very well, but for me he just fell flat. His acting, especially his speaking, seemed mumbled and unemotional. I couldn't tell if he was actually doing this to fight the Corporation or just because Jewison was behind the camera yelling "ACTION". I know that Caan is capable of so much more; I just don't see why he didn't feel the need to give everything for this character, unless he didn't see the value in him either. The final scenes between him and Moonpie were laughable at best, and it just made me consider this film with a stronger emotional actor instead of just your typical "man's man" that helmed this project. The same can be said for the cardboard-esquire representation that we witnessed from Maud Adams. Emotionless babble. If Jewison didn't have us watching a very loud and mundane game of Rollerball, then he was forcing us to turn our volumes up and down trying to listen to this emotionless babble coming from the mouths of our actors. Why didn't Jewison get better actors? I couldn't tell if it were the acting itself or the direction that just fouled this film. Also, why does 2018 look quite a bit like 1975?
Overall, I cannot sit here and recommend this film to anyone. As I read other reviews, I notice a growing trend. You are either going to love this film or adamantly hate it. I seemed to fall in the latter category. I was willing to give this film a chance because I admire science fiction projects, but my hatred towards sports themed films got the best of me. There were not surprises in this film, there was an apparent lack of innovation in creating the future, and overall, the game that Caan played wasn't that great. I watched one match and had trouble watching the rest. It seemed tedious and boring to view as a spectator. I realize that hidden deeply within this are symbolic references towards violence, the media, and Corporate rule
but honestly, if you would rather see a film that demonstrated that better, you should check out Oliver Stone's Natural Born Killers and avoid this film at all costs! Thankfully, I have the remake here at home to watch later tonight. I know it will be horribly worse (which seems impossible), but at least it will eliminate any remembrance that I have of this utterly diabolical 1970s piece of cinema.
Grade: * out of *****
Rollerball is a violent sport invented in a future society after a series of devastating corporate wars have left the world's major corporations with a monopoly on basic social services. Energy production, food supplies, water supplies, basic goods & other items are heavily controlled. To keep the masses from revolting, Rollerball was introduced. In the game, players wear roller skates and race around an inclined circular track, attempting to seize a small steel ball & score goals against the opposing team. Players are assisted by teammates who ride small motorcycles that can tow a player to build up speed. Despite being required to wear body armor & helmets, many players are severely injured or killed during matches. Rules change constantly, as in the last two matches depicted in the film where no substitutions are allowed and no penalties are called, even if a player cheats or commits another act of obvious unsportsmanlike conduct. The corporate directorate (a sort of board of directors) felt threatened by Jonathan's increasing popularity in the sport, which they felt may contribute to a rising feeling of individualism among the general population, a concept they were trying to discourage. By providing Rollerball, the corporate directorate hoped that the masses would be sufficiently distracted from the squalor in their own lives to not think at an individual level. Independent thought would lead to revolt and the possible loss of power. The hit United Artists film, Rollerball, opened in Chicago at the McClurg Court Theatre, 330 East Ohio Street, on Thursday, June 26, 1975. The film was rated "R." An ad reads: "Wars Will No Longer Exist . . . But There Will Be Rollerball!"
_________________________________ Rollerball is played by 2 teams over three 20 minute periods. Each team has a dozen players with 9 on roller-skates and three riding motorcycles. A steel ball is shot into a circular arena with an outer and inner zone. One of the teams must recover the ball and then attempt to place it in their goal at the side of the stadium, the ball held in plain view at all times. If the ball strays into the inner zone it is out of play and a new ball is fired. The roller-skaters hang on to the motorbikes to give them momentum and block other players. a5c7b9f00b
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