[Sichr]

I`ve just watched CNN. Definitely Dystopian Cyberpunk and also lots of Neon lights. Probably Gibson inspired.

[Makki]

I`ve just watched CNN. Definitely Dystopian Cyberpunk and also lots of Neon lights. Probably Gibson inspired.

too much on the fiction side for my taste. I prefer more down-to-earth settings. Also not actually a movie 

[Black]

+1 Sichr

Far to serious and not enough on screen action.

Cops the Movie

[ArkangelWinter]

The Nasty Boys (movie version). I can see LoneStar building a team like that.

[Wolfboy]

The Big Hit (Mark Whalberg, Lou Diamond Philips) - A nice light hearted action/crime romp. Good for seeing the 'good guy' in a run, and general shadow politics and backstabs.

Also, I second Burn Notice. It's good on the 'clever ideas' side of things.

also good showings of how a run or runs can go horribly wrong

[Cass100199]

I`ve just watched CNN. Definitely Dystopian Cyberpunk and also lots of Neon lights. Probably Gibson inspired.

But did it have street vendors selling noodles?

[Sichr]

I`ve just watched CNN. Definitely Dystopian Cyberpunk and also lots of Neon lights. Probably Gibson inspired.

But did it have street vendors selling noodles?

Nope IMO, well in some rare oportunities it had colour of the television tuned to the dead channel...

[WSN0W]

Lucky # Sleven is another I'd put up there. While it lacks any tech themes, it has the dystopian setting of untouchable criminal empires, gray shades of morality from the protagonists, and corrupt law enforcement.

[Dampfish]

I feel obliged to chime in with a classic that I'm surprised no one has said yet. Hardware, from 1990.
A horror/thriller flick set in a dystopian post-apocalyptic cyberpunk-ish future. And the "creature" design is amazing, imo.

Definitely worth checking out!

[Henzington]

the most recent episode of breaking bad  "Dead Frieght".

[spoiler]Stopping the train with a truck on the tracks then removing a chemical from a car and inserting a replacement[/spoiler]