Rollerball
Science Fiction • R • 1975 • 2 hr 5 min
Starring
James Caan, John Houseman, Maud Adams, John Beck, Moses Gunn
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Dystopian extreme competition. I just die for this stuff
Always cool to see what the past thought the future would look like. Especially a dystopian future with deathmatch roller skating.
Dark, gritty and exhilarating, Rollerball features some brutal, bad ass game sequences with social commentary and deeper themes throughout
Great 70's sci-fi/action/fictional sports movie that has a good story and moves along at a nice pace. Definitely worth checking out.
It's funny how some dystopian movies from the past are not so dystopian anymore.
Distopian future classic, really fun watch.
Glimpses of fun and entertainment but not a movie's worth.
Great story and build, creative and original.
Distopian society predicts the mess we're in. Fight for survival where winning is everything--even so there are no winners.
Great score, keeps you engaged throughout
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Quentin Tarantino on Rollerball
Trailer
Rollerball ≣ 1974 ≣ Trailer #2
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ROLLERBALL (1975) | Houston Vs. Tokyo Match | MGM
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ROLLERBALL (1975) | The Corporation Wants Jonathan to Retire | MGM
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ROLLERBALL (1975) | Opening Match Scene | MGM
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ROLLERBALL (1975) | Training Speech | James Caan Scene | MGM
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Rollerball ≣ 1975 ≣ Trailer #1
