Budget
$6,500,000 (estimated)
Budget
$6,500,000 (estimated)
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By Verda 2022-10-02 21:56:56
Horror movies have always been my favorite. I really like watching those bloody and tragic pictures. Westerners are always scary and Japanese make your scalp numb. They all have their own flavors, but they really make you tingle. I am excited, and I still hope to see the last scene where evil is not overwhelming. Whether it is with the power of faith or the sharpness of the axe, it makes people very addicted. In today’s film, there is no evil, no blood (really no blood), no zombies and...
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By Braxton 2023-09-22 08:15:43
Works from the 1970s still look...
By Aryanna 2023-09-16 00:42:07
Can't appreciate this slow-paced and dull sci-fi...
By Osbaldo 2023-09-08 22:09:15
It takes a lot of courage to launch such a meticulous sci-fi film. It is just a demonstration of experimental analysis. It is really difficult to think of how the director can find investment in the Hollywood market, but then again, the experimental pursuit of this film seems too much. Playing and taking things for granted, the plot is completely dead as a dull slave, except that the scene of the whole death of the Mexican town at the beginning is a bit interesting, and then there is nothing to...
By Madilyn 2023-07-26 04:29:25
Pretty hardcore and good-looking sci-fi movie (varies from person to person). Although it is an old film, some of the shooting techniques and Wildfire Lab design are too good. The experimental part at the end occupies most of the film, some people find it boring, but I think it's too fascinating!...
By Sonny 2023-07-25 09:20:55
It feels like a biosafety lab...
Assistant to Cabinet Secretary: Dr. Leavitt, I told you *there's a fire*!
Dr. Ruth Leavitt: My experiment's at the critical stage, I can't just leave now.
[to Bess]
Dr. Ruth Leavitt: I want that plate as soon as it's developed.
Bess, Dr. Leavitt's assistant: Yes, ma'am.
Assistant to Cabinet Secretary: [insistent] My orders come from Dr. Robertson, the president's science advisor.
Dr. Ruth Leavitt: There's a phone, pick it up. Call Robbie. Tell him I've burnt my draft card.
Dr. Ruth Leavitt: I never liked red lights. They remind me of my years in a bordello.
Dr. Mark Hall: That body analyzer! I'd like to be there when the AMA gets wind of it.
Dr. Jeremy Stone: So far it's only been used to treat astronauts in space.
Dr. Ruth Leavitt: You doctors better start making house calls again.