Tank Girl 1995
"In the future, the odds of survival are 1000 to 1. That's just the way she likes it."
In the post-apocalyptic 2033, the world's water supply has been monopolized by Kesslee, the ruthless leader of the Water & Power Corporation, leaving Earth a parched wasteland after a comet disrupts the rain cycle.
Director: Rachel Talalay
Cast
Lori Petty
Rebecca / Tank Girl
Naomi Watts
Jet Girl
Malcolm McDowell
Kesslee
Ice-T
T-Saint
Jeff Kober
Booga
Reg E. Cathey
Deetee
Scott Coffey
Donner
Don Harvey
Sgt. Small
Ann Cusack
Sub Girl
Iggy Pop
Rat Face
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tank Girl (1995) about?
Set in 2033 after a comet turns Earth into a desert, the film follows Tank Girl and Jet Girl as they resist Kesslee's tyrannical control over the last drops of water. Their alliance with the mysterious Rippers sparks a rebellion against a corrupt regime that hoards resources and crushes freedom. Think Mad Max meets punk-rock energy with a splash of dark humor.
Who directed Tank Girl?
Rachel Talalay, known for her work in genre films, directed Tank Girl. Her vision blends high-energy action with offbeat storytelling, creating a cult favorite.
Who stars in Tank Girl?
Lori Petty leads as Tank Girl, with Naomi Watts as Jet Girl, Malcolm McDowell as Kesslee, Ice-T, and Reg E. Cathey rounding out the ensemble.
Is Tank Girl (1995) worth watching?
If you love genre-blending films with attitude, Tank Girl delivers. Its unique mix of sci-fi, comedy, and punk aesthetics makes it a standout, even if it didn't dominate awards. It's messy, stylish, and utterly unforgettable—a cult classic for those who crave something different.
How long is Tank Girl?
Tank Girl runs for 104 minutes, a tight runtime packed with action, humor, and rebellion.
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About Tank Girl (1995) — Punk, Sci-Fi, and Rebellion in a Dystopian Classic
In the post-apocalyptic 2033, the world's water supply has been monopolized by Kesslee, the ruthless leader of the Water & Power Corporation, leaving Earth a parched wasteland after a comet disrupts the rain cycle. Enter Tank Girl—a rebellious, leather-clad outlaw who refuses to bow to tyranny—alongside her partner Jet Girl, as they defy the oppressive regime. Their fight for survival intertwines with the enigmatic Rippers, a band of rogue rebels determined to dismantle Kesslee's corrupt empire. Directed by Rachel Talalay, this cult classic blends chaotic energy with sci-fi grit, creating a visually explosive world where defiance tastes like freedom and style meets substance under a scorching sun. Tank Girl (1995) mixes action, comedy, and fantasy into a raucous adventure that feels equal parts punk rock and sci-fi satire.
Starring Lori Petty as the titular antihero, Naomi Watts as Jet Girl, and Malcolm McDowell as the sinister Kesslee, the film crackles with anarchy and wit. Ice-T and Reg E. Cathey add gritty flair, rounding out a cast that leans into the movie's rebellious spirit. With its neon-soaked aesthetics and breakneck pacing, Tank Girl isn't just a fight for water—it's a battle for the soul of a broken world, where every character's loyalty is as fluid as the planet's climate.
