FREEJACK Film 1992. Written by Steven Pressfield, Ronald Shusett and Dan Gilroy. Directed by Geoff Murphy. Starring Emilio Estevez, Mick Jagger, Rene Russo, Anthony Hopkins, Jonathan Banks and David Johansen.

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Total Records: 8 - Medium: FILM / Group: BBB

#	Record Name	Category	Subcategory
1	Bonejackers	Transportation	Time Travel
	Bonejackers Mercenaries that snatch people out of the past just before they die, to be used as replacement bodies for rich people.
2	Champion Spark Plugs	Vehicles	Automotive Products
	Champion Spark Plugs Potential sponsor that Alex blows off shortly before "dying".
3	Czechs in the Male	Cinema	Adult Films
	Czechs in the Male Adult film playing at the Roxy.
4	Freejack	Transportation	Time Travel
	Freejack People snatched out of the past by mercenaries known as bonejackers.
5	Go Down Moses	Cinema	Adult Films
	Go Down Moses Adult film playing at the Roxy.
6	Long Island Grand Prix	Events	Sporting Events
	Long Island Grand Prix Alex Furlong is a Formula One racer who is about to die in a spectacular 1991 crash during the Long Island Grand Prix at Long Island Raceway when a time machine snatches him from the cockpit and into 21st century New York City, now a futuristic dystopia populated by scavengers and killers.
7	McCandless Communication Corporation	Corporations	Communications Companies
	McCandless Communication Corporation Company owned by Ian McCandless, the billionaire that employs mercenary Victor Vacendak to get him a new body.
8	The Revolution	Nightlife	Nightclubs
	The Revolution Nightclub in future New York City.

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