"Two Gladiators. One Planet. No Prisoners."
| Robo Warriors | |
| Darius, also Stunt and Fight Coordinator | |
| Director: | Ian Barry |
| Produced: | USA 1996, Paramount Pictures |
| Produced by: | Loucas George |
| Written by: | Michael Berlin |
| Running Time: | 94 Min. |
| Leads: | Kyle Howard, James Lew, James Remar. |
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"THE ULTIMATE BATTLE OF MAN VS. MACHINE!
They tower thirty stories tall and are made of indestructable steel. With blazing cannons and spinning, saw-like blades that can slice a skyscraper in two, the Robo Warriors are the most destructive weapons ever created. Piloted by highly skilled soldiers, these hi-tech dinosaurs will decide the fate of the universe.
In 2036, Earth has been conquered by the Terridaxx, a race of half-human, half-reptile beings. But a 12-year-old boy named Zac ignites a revolution when he finds the last great Robo Warrior (James Remar) and convinces him to fight again - setting the stage for the ultimate battle to destroy the invaders and save the Earth."
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