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Down at the nearby nuclear power plant, illegal chemical dumping (part of an obligatory and half-assed cover-up subplot) has resulted in animated, super-intelligent, radioactive tree roots that are killing everyone off.
Where was the mention that there was nuclear war in April 1998?
First it's about the US and Russia teaming up on a mission to stop some terrorist from launching a nuclear bomb, but it never really is clear why one or the other can't just take on the mission by themselves.
Some how, the soviets have managed to evade Europe, the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, nuclear weapons, the combined armed forces of the US, NATO, and managed to invade the US, with the - sit down for this - help of Cuba.
Romance laced with terrorist and blind girl, high end nuclear weapons, and a sweet child in the mix in the snow-caps of Poland (where the shooting took place).
This time Louis Gossett Jr returns to whip new American and Russian recruits in line to prepare them for a mission against middle eastern terrorists who have gotten a nuclear launching site, of course the mission is meant to fail but in the heat of it all heroism prevails over the differences of the soldiers in question.
The core spinning and trying to start/stop it with nuclear bombs, Hero is a scientist, Crew are scientists and mechanics, (Delroy Lindo and Will Wheaton), practically, and they go to the core by digging a hole with: a self-propelled vehicle.
Christian Slater stars as Riley Hale, an air force pilot who finds himself the only able to take back a nuclear weapon from Vic Deakins (A shamelessly hammy John Travolta).
Imagine the argument the government gave for Kevin being in solitary today, "if he so much as has access to a payphone, he can call a certain number and whistle a certain frequency to create a nuclear war".
Karen Silkwood(Meryl Streep), is a nuclear factory worker who discovers the unhealthy factors in that plant.
The story concerns a nuclear war that happened so fast, that hardly anyone remembers it.
I gave the FOURTH WAR a 9 out of 10 for mentioning the AMERICAN nuclear detterent so directly.
A nuclear holocaust?
It's not really their fault because they actually work well as a team but the director, John Landis felt that it was more interesting to dwell on the rather tired plot about the possibility of nuclear holocaust which is played out too long at the end of this otherwise amusing comedy.
Good points: 1) The opening sequence (supposedly within the bowels of a secret military base) is one of the most frightening nuclear war sequences filmed.
For instance, the three main characters go through a drive-through, which resembles a nuclear power plant, terribly unnatural.
Further more it seems stupid that the movie begins with a strange story about a nuclear bomb, when that hadn't even been invented yet at Dorian Gray's time.
It takes place after a nuclear disaster.
Scorcher is a doomsday film which depicts the end of the world if too many nuclear bombs are tested.
As a member of the "Baby Boom" generation I lived as a child with the specter of nuclear war hanging over me.
What starts off is a collection of stock footage integrated together, and we learn that a group of six have been chosen by an alien race to use in a breeding experiment as the earth has been destroyed in a nuclear blast.
We also have Martin Landau, (Garson Jones)who is a scientist studying nuclear experiments which he is very upset about.
Black Dawn starts at a Federal Prison in Utah where rouge CIA agent & nuclear weapons expert(!) Jonathan Cold (Steven Seagal, also producer) breaks international arms dealer Michael Donovan (Julian Stone) out.
Impressed with Cold's efficient work Donovan offers him a job, a job to oversee his buying a new nuclear weapon from some crazy scientist dude & obtaining the plutonium to power it.
You see, a new nuclear plant is ready to go online in Russia's Siberia ...... 100% power up.
The mom and dad are both nuclear engineers or programmers or physicists, or some such.
GEE there is a BIG earthquake and the reactor looks like it is going into the China Syndrome and it's a race to unite the family and stop a nuclear disaster unparalleled in history.
The idea of exploring what would happen in small-town America after nuclear weapons seemed to have devastated the major cities seems brilliant in its simplicity.
Or John's threatening tape to the Pentagon with the images of the nuclear attack I was like "Actually that was some scenes from Terminator 2: Jugdement Day, but the real attack would be a lot like that, yeah.
How do you get nuclear material into a tokamak without shutting it down?
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