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This is truly a very horrible film simply about a big glob of green mess that creates all kinds of problems for all kinds of people in a small town of Idaho where Jose Ferrer, (Major Gordon Lane) runs a big potato processing plant.
A really weak plot about a carnivorous alien plant made all the worse by putting it into musical form, thus treating us to Rick Moranis' singing "ability".
You see, a new nuclear plant is ready to go online in Russia's Siberia ...... 100% power up.
Gee, there is a large earth tremor....An American scientist is in charge of bringing the plant up to capacity.The scientist is a woman, with her two teenage kids in a school for foreign English speaking teenagers in the Company town in Siberia run by the Russians with American know how and technology.
Casey investigates the nearby electricity plant.
After realising Jenke isn't in the diner McCarthy heads to the power plant and finds Casey dying with both of his arms cut off.
Perhaps that is the key, referring to the root of the poisonous plant found in the chic ultra-fab Malibu seaside manse's garden which, in the long run (spoilers begin here) acts as a deus ex machina at the end the movie.
i mean where has this whole source storyline come from, i was under the impression that immortals came from a plant in the distant future.
I worked at the same General Motors plant as Ed.
He comes into possession of a plant with an alluring female voice and, like Seymour Krelboin in Corman's original, soon finds himself procuring ever-larger animal species for it to consume and grow on.
This houseplant is soon around 8' tall, and pretty hard to conceal from Mom in his bedroom.... Anyway, this film has absolutely no FX to speak of; the monster plant looks like a 4th grade papier-mache project.
We never even get to see the plant attack its human victims; how they wind up inside the plant at all is a mystery to me.
The thing with the talking plant was really stupid.
The plant looked like it came some Sesame Street or something.
I pushed fast forward to get past the plant and get to the sex scenes but when I got there, there was this creepy guy, Henry, who stands there and grins.
I would just suggest taking out the plant and Henry and his mother and just making a dirty movie.
The plant's voice- pretty funny.
Silkwood is a movie about a woman named Karen Silkwood who worked at a power plant.
After discovering there "scam" of filling the defects on the x-rays with a pen, she works with others to try and shut down the plant.
After being contaminated twice she soon discovered that someone was after her, probably for her part in trying to shut down the plant.
Police ruled her death a drunk driving accident, but no one knows that for a fact, and nobody knows how much information she really had on the plant.
The plant was shut down a year later.
This film had the sad history of being blackballed in the United States due to the incident at Columbine...which is a real shame, because it is a treasure...written and directed by Troy Duffy, Boondocks is set in Boston...it is the story of fraternal twin Irish boys (Connor and Murphy McManus) who work in a meat packing plant...when their friend, Doc, is being stiff armed by the Russian Mafia, the boys and their friends step in to help...and away we go!
The letters appear as weird, threatening shapes which (as in his follow-up The Grandmother) seem to take on plant form.
For instance, how the one researcher is racing to the scene and two plant workers are just strolling by, not at all aware of Godzilla.
However Josie has picked a bad time to return home as the corrupt head of a nearby nuclear power plant has been stealing the money used to safely dispose of radioactive waste & dumping it in the local woods which has the unwanted side effect of producing mutated killer roots which have a taste for human flesh!
There is a great tribute to this film in The Simpsons if you notice Homer always drinks Buzz Cola at the nuclear plant.
Meryl Streep plays Karen Silkwood, who unlikely and reluctantly becomes a spokeswoman against lax safety restrictions in place at the nuclear plant at which her and just about everybody else in her tiny town works.
But I found the whole movie to be morbidly fascinating, especially the details about how the plant treated those they suspected of radioactive contamination.
Never mind the fact that they try to pass F-4 Phantoms for MiGs (and MiG-29s at that!), it's the entire idea that the US and Soviet would cooperate in a military operation to knock out a nuclear missile plant (and what the hell is THAT if I may ask?) in an arab country.
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