Virtual Weapon (1997)

Detective Skims (Terence Hill) returns home to Miami after working years in Washington and reunites with old police force buddy Mike (Marvelous Marvin Hagler).  With a reputation for ducking bullets and causing mayhem, Mike has since settled down a bit and living the quiet life. Skims hasn't slowed down at all and is in town to crack a terrorist ring and a new high powered liquid based explosive that is triggered by sound frequency.

In an attempt to apprehend the terrorist, things go   horribly wrong and Skims ends getting blown up with the rest of a building. He isn't actually dead though and reveals his new virtual form to a ten-year-old computer whiz.  Now floating free in cyberspace and able to travel everywhere he wishes via wired networks, his regenerated hologram form still need to finish the job and get the terrorist.

This ended up being the last film Antonio Margheriti  directed before passing away and was also prolific writer Bruno Corbucci last produced script as well. It is an absolute insane take on the buddy cop action film and its ridiculous plot is somehow daftly enjoyable through all the moments of merry mayhem.

• 90 minutes
• WIDESCREEN VERSION (non-anamorphic)
• English audio sound
• DVD is NTSC format, Region 0 (region free) playable world wide