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* PriceOnTheirHead: After Tucker saves the reporter, he gets a $100,000 bounty on his head. The reporter herself has a bounty of $1,000.
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* PriceOnTheirHead: After Tucker saves the reporter, he gets a $100,000 bounty on his head. The reporter herself also has a bounty of $1,000.$100,000.
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John Tucker is a BountyHunter in a future where the normal methods of law enforcement have collapsed. He has become the best of an organization called Civilian Operated Police Systems, or C.O.P.S. for short. Unfortunately, he's also the only member who isn't utterly corrupt. Tucker tries to arrest a reporter for a $1,000 bounty, but finds that she’s got evidence that will blow the lid off of C.O.P.S’ corruption. Now, he has to protect her not only from his unscrupulous colleagues but from his treacherous boss Jason Adams and his chief of security Becker... especially once a $100,000 bounty is placed on Tucker’s head...
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John Tucker is a BountyHunter in a future where the normal methods of law enforcement have collapsed. He has become the best of an organization called Civilian Operated Police Systems, or C.O.P.S. for short. Unfortunately, he's also the only member who isn't utterly corrupt. Tucker tries to arrest a reporter for a $1,000 $100,000 bounty, but finds that she’s got evidence that will blow the lid off of C.O.P.S’ corruption. Now, he has to protect her not only from his unscrupulous colleagues but from his treacherous boss Jason Adams and his chief of security Becker... especially once a $100,000 bounty is placed on Tucker’s head...
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* PowerFist: Tucker's WeaponOfChoice is a glove that blasts powerful masters and can stop a moving car.
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* PowerFist: Tucker's WeaponOfChoice weapon is a glove that blasts powerful masters and can stop a moving car.
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John Tucker is a BountyHunter in a future where the normal methods of law enforcement have collapsed. He has become the best of an organization called Civilian Operated Police Systems, or C.O.P.S. for short. Unfortunately, he's also the only member who isn't utterly corrupt. Tucker is hired to protect a reporter exposing the truth, and must battle his colleagues to do so.
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John Tucker is a BountyHunter in a future where the normal methods of law enforcement have collapsed. He has become the best of an organization called Civilian Operated Police Systems, or C.O.P.S. for short. Unfortunately, he's also the only member who isn't utterly corrupt. Tucker is hired tries to arrest a reporter for a $1,000 bounty, but finds that she’s got evidence that will blow the lid off of C.O.P.S’ corruption. Now, he has to protect a reporter exposing the truth, and must battle her not only from his unscrupulous colleagues to do so.
but from his treacherous boss Jason Adams and his chief of security Becker... especially once a $100,000 bounty is placed on Tucker’s head...
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* NewOldWest: The movie has elements of a Western in its futuristic dystopian setting: outlaws effectively run the towns, bounties galore, and revolvers are the preferred handguns of choice.
* NotQuiteDead: Becker somehow will not stay down no matter how many times Tucker throttles him with his power glove. It takes shooting him multiple times at the end to finally kill him.
* NotQuiteDead: Becker somehow will not stay down no matter how many times Tucker throttles him with his power glove. It takes shooting him multiple times at the end to finally kill him.
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* RevolversAreJustBetter: When Tucker isn't using his power glove, his usual weapon is a revolver that he regularly pulls off {{Quick Draw}}s with.
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[[quoteright:183:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/future_force.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:183:Judge. Jury. Executioner.]]
'''''Future Force''''' is a 1989 American ScienceFiction ActionGenre film starring David Carradine.
John Tucker is a BountyHunter in a future where the normal methods of law enforcement have collapsed. He has become the best of an organization called Civilian Operated Police Systems, or C.O.P.S. for short. Unfortunately, he's also the only member who isn't utterly corrupt. Tucker is hired to protect a reporter exposing the truth, and must battle his colleagues to do so.
Received a sequel, ''Future Zone'', in 1990.
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!!This film contains examples of:
* ActionPrologue: Tucker collecting a bounty, and using his power glove on some thugs who try to stop him.
* BigBad: Jason Adams, the CorruptCorporateExecutive who runs C.O.P.S.
* BountyHunter: These are the primary law enforcement method of the future, as the standard police have collapsed to a massive crime wave.
* CrapsackWorld: America has a crime problem so bad it's viewed as a countrywide war zone, and the government's response is to hand law enforcement over to private enterprises. These companies are incredibly corrupt, and believe in "guilty until proven innocent," so due process is dead and they can imprison anybody they want.
* DragonInChief: Becker, the C.O.P.S. chief of security, is far more proactive and dangerous than his boss Jason Adams, who spends most of his screen time complaining about Tucker.
* FrameUp: When Adams wants somebody eliminated, he has Becker create a fake bounty on them, usually for treason, and please a super high price on their head.
* PowerFist: Tucker's WeaponOfChoice is a glove that blasts powerful masters and can stop a moving car.
* PriceOnTheirHead: After Tucker saves the reporter, he gets a $100,000 bounty on his head. The reporter herself has a bounty of $1,000.
* PrivatelyOwnedSociety: Law enforcement is handled by private BountyHunter companies.
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[[caption-width-right:183:Judge. Jury. Executioner.]]
'''''Future Force''''' is a 1989 American ScienceFiction ActionGenre film starring David Carradine.
John Tucker is a BountyHunter in a future where the normal methods of law enforcement have collapsed. He has become the best of an organization called Civilian Operated Police Systems, or C.O.P.S. for short. Unfortunately, he's also the only member who isn't utterly corrupt. Tucker is hired to protect a reporter exposing the truth, and must battle his colleagues to do so.
Received a sequel, ''Future Zone'', in 1990.
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!!This film contains examples of:
* ActionPrologue: Tucker collecting a bounty, and using his power glove on some thugs who try to stop him.
* BigBad: Jason Adams, the CorruptCorporateExecutive who runs C.O.P.S.
* BountyHunter: These are the primary law enforcement method of the future, as the standard police have collapsed to a massive crime wave.
* CrapsackWorld: America has a crime problem so bad it's viewed as a countrywide war zone, and the government's response is to hand law enforcement over to private enterprises. These companies are incredibly corrupt, and believe in "guilty until proven innocent," so due process is dead and they can imprison anybody they want.
* DragonInChief: Becker, the C.O.P.S. chief of security, is far more proactive and dangerous than his boss Jason Adams, who spends most of his screen time complaining about Tucker.
* FrameUp: When Adams wants somebody eliminated, he has Becker create a fake bounty on them, usually for treason, and please a super high price on their head.
* PowerFist: Tucker's WeaponOfChoice is a glove that blasts powerful masters and can stop a moving car.
* PriceOnTheirHead: After Tucker saves the reporter, he gets a $100,000 bounty on his head. The reporter herself has a bounty of $1,000.
* PrivatelyOwnedSociety: Law enforcement is handled by private BountyHunter companies.
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