Virus

1999
B
1h 39min

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5.0/10

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Jamie Lee Curtis and William Baldwin in Virus (1999)

Reproducir trailer2:27

4 videos

60 fotos

Action Horror Sci-Fi Thriller

Cuando la tripulación de un remolcador estadounidense aborda un barco de investigación ruso abandonado, la forma de vida extraterrestre a bordo los considera un virus que debe ser destruido.Cuando la tripulación de un remolcador estadounidense aborda un barco de investigación ruso abandonado, la forma de vida extraterrestre a bordo los considera un virus que debe ser destruido.Cuando la tripulación de un remolcador estadounidense aborda un barco de investigación ruso abandonado, la forma de vida extraterrestre a bordo los considera un virus que debe ser destruido.

Dirección
- John Bruno
Guionistas
- Chuck Pfarrer
- Dennis Feldman
Elenco

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

5.0/10

31 k

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Dirección
- John Bruno
Guionistas
- Chuck Pfarrer
- Dennis Feldman
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

Opiniones de usuarios297

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I liked it anyway

I've heard people trash this movie left and right yet I found that it kept my attention for the duration of it's running time and all the technical aspects were top-notch (especially Tippett Studio's CGI realization of Goliath). The characters weren't great and weren't bad either. Sure, we've seen it all before in other films but I have little hope of finding a film that's completely original. Frankly, I got about what I expected out of it - motion picture fastfood. You enjoy it as you take it in and digest it and forget about it after you leave the theater. It's just entertainment and not bad for what it is. Unlike LOST IN SPACE or BATMAN AND ROBIN, this film isn't boring. It moves at a quick enough pace to where you don't find yourself checking your watch all the time. I'm not sure what the deal was with Donald Sutherland's character who displays no sense of logic whatsoever. Had they dropped the stuff with his character, it would've helped the film. If you're bored, check it out. It's worth at least one viewing.

Videos4

Virus: The Call For Help

Featurette 1:06

Virus: Director John Bruno On Creating The Storm

Fotos60

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Trivia
Because the ship had been mothballed in the James River Reserve Fleet (on the border of Isle of Wight County and the city of Newport News), it was covered in rust and in disrepair when the filming started. One side of the ship was painted and dressed up for the movie, leaving the other half in poor condition. Hence, only one side of the ship was ever filmed on camera for the movie.

Errores
The tug shown is one that would be used in a harbor or perhaps for short-distance towing, not in the open ocean. Furthermore, the short-chain method shown is not suitable for ocean towing. It would have snapped in any decent roller, and would not have lasted for more than a few minutes in the storm shown.

Citas
Goliath Machine: You are virus!

Versiones alternativas
The DVD contains three deleted scenes:
a discussion between Foster and Richie, in which Richie says he doesn't like Foster aboard a ship, which is followed by a discussion of Hiko's tattoos. Then Hiko tells Baker about his ancestors and his greatest fear.
an extended version of the scene where Foster and Baker flee using the rocket motors.
the original entrance of Everton into the Antenna Control room, which was changed in the theatrical release because the studio felt that adding computer generated robotic legs would cost too much and because the test audiences didn't like the line "It's me: Bob."