Drive 4K 1997 DC Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

San Francisco. The not-too-distant future. A cargo ship returns from Hong Kong with a mysterious passenger named Toby Wong. He has escaped from the underground Leung Corporation in search of freedom in the West.

Toby, however, falls into the clutches of the cold-blooded Vic Madison gang. After escaping Madison's gang, he takes drunken Malik Browndy hostage and travels to Los Angeles. On the road, they become buddies, and Toby even teaches Malik martial arts. One day Malik discovers that Toby has a biomodule implanted, giving him strength and speed.

This was done by Mr. Lau, the head of the Leung Corporation, who wants the fugitive back by all means. The fugitive couple is also pursued by Vic Madison's gang and Mr. Lau's new victim with a more advanced biomodule...

Review 4K Movie

It's a great movie. I really enjoyed it. Would love to see it again. It's clearly one of Mark Dacascos' best films.

San Francisco. The not-too-distant future. A cargo ship returns from Hong Kong with a mysterious passenger named Toby Wong, played by Mark Dacascos. He has escaped from Leung's underground corporation in search of freedom in the West. Toby, however, falls into the clutches of the cold-blooded Vic Madison gang.

Breaking free from Madison's gang, he takes drunkard Malik Browndy hostage and travels to Los Angeles. On the road, they become buddies, and Toby even teaches Malik martial arts. One day Malik discovers that Toby has a biomodule implanted, giving him strength and speed. This was done by Mr. Lau, the head of the Leung Corporation, who wants the fugitive back no matter what. The fugitive couple is also pursued by Vic Madison's gang and a new victim, Mr. Lau, with a more advanced biomodule.

A very interesting and exciting sci-fi action comedy with a pretty solid plot. Loved the acting of Mark Dacascos, who does amazing and unforgettable stunts throughout the movie.

The plot in the movie is very good, the staging, in my opinion, is just great, impressive acting and not at all weak directing.