Mark Dacascos, Kadeem Hardison, Brittany Murphy
A prototype enhanced human, on the run from Chinese-hired hit men, hooks up with a dread-locked bystander, and the two of them elude their pursuers narrowly each time.
DVD Release Date: August 25, 1998
Stats: 196 reviews
Great little action/SF/comedy. Mark Dacascos comes to play as he kicks ass, dances and verbally spars with Kadeem Hardison. I guess this got an R for some of the action, but really it just plays like a hyped up Power Rangers episode. Has a touch of Robocop, but don't expect anyth...( read more)
not a bad film for its year but you still cannot beat the jackie chan's
Not even Audrey Horn v2.0 saves this crap
(BTW hate those Scanbox releases. Talk about downgraded DVD s)
It's very wacky (not always in a good way) and has some unfortunate wire work in a couple of places but other than that it's an enjoyable flick with some great fight scenes showing of Mark Dacascos' skills.
It's worth watching just for Dacascos' ass kicking ability. Hell, scan ...( read more)
Toby Wong (Mark Dacascos) is a run away prototype of a new improved human experiment that hooks up with a man named Malik Brody (Kadeem Hardison) who just happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. The best way to describe "Drive" would be that it is a b-movie version o...( read more)
Ridiculously plotted mindless action thriller starring the likeable Mark Dacascos as Toby Wong, on the run and accompanied by a random man named Malik who he picks up at the beginning of the movie (and by the end you've sort of forgotten how because all subsequent events seem to ...( read more)
This is a good film with the right mixture of comedy and action. Ok the story line is not really up to much but the fight scenes were really good. It makes a change for America to get a Martial Arts film right but they managed it with this. I thought it was funnier than Rush Hour...( read more)
Mark Dacascus is simply awesome, and needs more recognition for this hi-octane performance!
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