Nemesis 2: Nebula
- Sue Price: Alex
- Chad Stahelski Nebula
- Jahi J. J. Zuri: Zumi / Rebel
Nemesis 2 - Retribution (OT: Nemesis 2: Nebula ) is an American action movie with science fiction elements of Albert Pyun. The 1995 film shot is the first sequel to Nemesis.
Action
Alex Raynes attempts ( the first part ) to save humanity from the cyborgs have failed. In 2100, the cyborgs have enslaved humanity. But it stirs resistance: a scientist has in 2078 a man bred with artificial DNA and implanted in a surrogate mother. But the cyborgs came to them on the ropes. With a time machine, the mother was able to escape with her baby and ended up in 1958 in East Africa. There, however, there is a fierce battle between the rebels of Wotan and the native tribes. The mother dies and one strain takes her daughter on.
22 years later Alex has grown up and is accepted as the first woman of the tribe as a warrior. But at the ceremony ends up another time machine with the killer cyborg Nebula on board. The cyborg initially destroyed the tribe and then gives chase to Alex. On their flight Alex freed two American smugglers who promise her, take her away by plane. But shortly after they land in the hands of the rebels. While Emily reveals her partner, Alex fights the cyborg but seems almost invincible. It frees Emily from the clutches of the rebel general, and the two get to the airfield. But Emily tells Alex and flees alone. However, it crashes because the fuel line was just made.
Alex turns the cyborg to the final battle and can defeat him. But the next Cyborg lands very close.
Production
Originally a second part with Olivier Gruner was planned, but he fell out with the production company. Instead, Albert Pyun turned a mix of Predator and Terminator and dedicated as the lead actress for this and the next two parts of the female bodybuilder Sue Price.
Part 2 and 3 were each shot at the same locations in Globe and Miami, Arizona.
Publication
Unlike its predecessor, Nemesis 2 was released direct-to - video production. In the United States, he appeared on 26 September 1995, in Germany on 17 October of the same year. On DVD, the film was released in German-speaking only within the Nemesis Box of Astro distribution. Although he was rated by the FSK 16 years, the box is released and indexed because of the other three films over 18 years.
Criticism
The film was mostly rated as a quick shot that does not reach the class of its predecessor and its low budget is apparent in each setting. The German publication did the rest to be spoken but African in the film in some places, but the subtitles were not processed and the scenes are subtitled in English both on video and on DVD.
" Another cheap film by Albert Pyun Cheap -author, who can not have cost too much by far, because everything is so boring and unexciting made that you really want to sleep here. (...) The hardest on the film but the actress who no longer knows of sheer muscle, where the front and back and all the while acts simply just embarrassing. The desire of the Germans to edit this film for their countrymen, was probably not very high, because there are passages that are spoken in the language of the natives, and still provided with English subtitles. A little humor would have given the whole film probably helped a little forward. "
" Miserable action movie in the wake of, Terminator ', which decomposes into a sequence poorly staged battle sequences. "