To this theme park comes Peter Martin (Richard Benjamin) for a little R&R. At first he is a little shy then he actually gets into things. Everyone is having a great time.

Unknown to the guests Delos is experiencing an anomaly with its system. It seems that in spite off all the fail safes a guest gets shot. Then everything snowballs out of control. The most out of controlest is a robot gun slinger that looks an awful lot like Yul Brynner.

You feel that you are there. So what can you do?

Robots go haywire in futuristic theme park
Review date: 2000-12-15 Rating: 8 out of 10

Michael Crichton, in his directorial debut, delivers an entertaining movie in this story of two businessmen, Richard Benjamin and James Brolin, who decide to go on vacation to the futuristic (and ridiculously expensive)Delos resort. Out of the three possible destinations (westworld, roman world and medieval world), they opt for westworld. The difference from normal holidays is that, apart from the paying guests, all the inhabitants are high tech robots. The variety of robots, from bar tenders to prostitutes, perform every function required of them by the guests. all goes well until the wiring inside robot gunslinger Yul Brynner goes wrong. Soon all the robots are on the rampage, as one by one all the guests are killed, until only Benjamin remains, setting the scene for a suspense packed show down with Brynner. The acting is good enough, but as expected Brynner steals the show as the emotionless killer. Worth watching not just for western fans, but for all action enthusiasts.

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