Fool for Love

Episode aired Oct 22, 2001
Not Rated
42m

IMDb RATING

6.3/10

YOUR RATING

Yannick Bisson and Victoria Pratt in Mutant X (2001)

Action Adventure Drama Fantasy Sci-Fi

Shalimar becomes close to another feral when it's "lust at first sight," but matters become complicated when her new boyfriend tries to find a cure for his condition.Shalimar becomes close to another feral when it's "lust at first sight," but matters become complicated when her new boyfriend tries to find a cure for his condition.Shalimar becomes close to another feral when it's "lust at first sight," but matters become complicated when her new boyfriend tries to find a cure for his condition.

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IMDb RATING

6.3/10

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7marcgreenman

cheap effects, good martial arts

John shea continues to impress as the mutant leader. there was some clever humour and wit. the computer fx could be greatly improved upon, as i have said before. there is a new villain who doesn't last for long and gets whats coming to her. the lead villain showed both cunning and wit and directness here; he is slowly being developed in necessary ways, which will improve the show. rather than being large scale mutant powers with spectacular consequences, mutant x sprinkles them in then uses some rather good martial arts action that might fit into something like the matrix or crouching tiger hidden dragon, somewhat defying the laws of physics but thrilling nevertheless. it is probably the martial arts i will be watching out for next, to see how the show can impress and see what surprises it can deliver. there are running themes of mutant persecution and self doubt, would have fitted into the x-men series. in some ways this is an x-men knockoff that tries not to be too obvious about it.

Quotes
Shalimar: Believe me Adam my brain, had nothing to do with what went on back there.
Adam: Well sure it did. You found yourself in a highly charged situation. The dopamine and phenylethamine, released in your brain created a euphoria. Simultaneously more epinephrine, triggered an adrenaline release, which stimulated flushed cheeks, heavy breathing, and sweaty palms, and this sudden shift caused a lymbic system takeover allowing reduced integration with your cortex resulting in feelings of infatuation.
Shalimar: Whatever. I was hot