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While most of his films are marked by a cold, detached tone, Cronenberg finds a classical despair within the characters of Seth Brundle (Goldblum), a fidgety scientist who invents a teleportation device, and Veronica (Davis), a reporter for a scientific journal who follows his progress.
The plot also hovers between scientific miracle and occult fantasy, when perhaps one approach would have sufficed.
Also, the main character exhibits a stronger than normal addiction to pot that makes it appear to be more of a physical addiction like crack or heroin, rather than psychological as is more commonly considered by the scientific community.
In an effort toward scientific curiosity, the two countries allow for communication between the two systems.
The general premise is amazing in that bioengineered locusts somehow escape their scientific compound.
La Face cachée de la lune is a brilliant Canadian film which has human being's fascination for moon as its backdrop.It is for this purpose that we are taken to 1950s when efforts were being made to send a man to moon.We witness how two major scientific powers America and Russia do all that they can in order to outdo each other.All this is done by them so that somebody is able to establish supremacy in all matters related to travel on moon."La
Eric Braeden is brilliant and matched action for action with the entire cast in low-key masterpiece about dangers of unchecked scientific advances.
Jump forward five years & an underwater scientific research laboratory called the Oceania is conducting experiments in the area when they notice an increase in Shark numbers & activity.
Now I rather enjoy finding all the scientific and historical inaccuracies in those old movies about giant insects, shrews the size of dogs, and an underground civilization that lives on mushrooms and speaks English.
Gene Evans is the scientific expert who cuts up the radioactive fish that wash ashore in adumbration of the monster's appearance.
It also ranks with Jurassic Park in it's scientific accuracy, based on the knowledge of prehistoric life at the time.
There are bad guy minions in this movie that look like ninjas and a fair amount of scenes in which the character's voice inflection is completely inappropriate, not to mention the fact that instead of at least attempting to fake scientific jargon, lots of questions are answered with, "I can't tell you that, it's classified," or "it's so complicated, you wouldn't understand."
The original movie was unique in that we actually got to see scientific research in action.
At least "The Last Winter" tried to take in to account cause and effect from a scientific point of view.
As Sci-Fi goes, the superior ones focus more on futuristic and/or scientific concepts, with action and/or special effects adding to the spectacle.
But terrorists are after this scientific breakthrough and by various hijinks he winds up being injected into the butt of a nervous grocery clerk, played by Martin Short.
In essence, the greatest scientific minds of the world, headed by none other than Dr. Charles Forbin (Eric Braeden) have combined their considerable talents, to create the worlds' most advance machine which has but one purpose, To insure the Peaceful Co-Existence of the world's population.
However, the scientific explanation which takes several pages in the book to describe, and is reasonable if not far-fetched isn't used at all.
The most annoying aspect of the entire movie is its lack of scientific facts or supporting information (that is true), such as the movie's portrayal of the virus' effects on humans.
The Companies scientific headquarters are back in the states.
To call it science fiction means it should have some scientific background to substantiate the story.
Peter Cushing has a small role as a doctor and Christopher Lee tries to single-handedly save the picture with one of his very officious, obnoxious portrayals of a scientist that knows an awful lot and has to spout this scientific drivel to other characters so the audience will have some idea of what is going on. Lee gives a good performance for the most part, but even in the scenes where he is explaining things he looks unconvinced by the dialogue!
All are ignorant amateurs who reject the scientific consensus (in this case, of professional economists regardless of political leanings) because it conflicts with their ideologically created world view.
The science talk seemed slightly more scientific than usual (Well, not being a rocket scientist, for all I know they could have been exchanging formulas for melted butter - but it sounded right in the first part of the movie).
Don't even let me get started on the complete lack of any real scientific reality.
However, a marine biology themed movie made by a complete amateur without any scientific training is probably going to do more damage to the cause than good.
- The U.S. government is relying on the scientific advice of two scientists, even though the end of the world is about to happen.
Could've used a scientific adviser AND a script adviser.
Brtual scientific experiments, limbs are torn off, there are scenes of implied sexual abuse.
Actors are really playing bad, quotes are stupid (even when they try to have some scientific background), often in the movie we have these vomiting camera shot making circles around the characters (the bank scene is the worst scene I have ever seen in a movie, I laughed all along).
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