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A family getaway to a mountain town turns deadly when China launches a massive cyberattack against the USA, forcing former NSA engineer Duke Evans to fight to save his wife and daughter in t... Read allA family getaway to a mountain town turns deadly when China launches a massive cyberattack against the USA, forcing former NSA engineer Duke Evans to fight to save his wife and daughter in the New World Order.A family getaway to a mountain town turns deadly when China launches a massive cyberattack against the USA, forcing former NSA engineer Duke Evans to fight to save his wife and daughter in the New World Order.
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William Frederick Knight
- Albert Grimes
- (as William Knight)
William Ngo
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- (as William Wu)
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This film was so bad even it could not achieve the greatness of, say, Plan 9 from Outer Space. The acting was wooden, the storyline was ridiculously unrealistic and yet it did show the extent to which America relies on the country it currently vilifies. This is a film that, consciously or not, will contribute to intensified international tensions because it appeals against rationality in favour of scapegoats identified via a naive and childish prejudice. Watch it, but pay no attention to it.
I don't understand the reasoning behind some of the reviews for this film. It's fiction,so relating it to real life events is to no purpose.
For me,it was reminiscent of 'Threads',in that it posited the idea of a devastating event which changed everyday life in a bad way,though with contemporary ideas:technology rather than nuclear devastation.
The acting was good for the most part and it did not rely on spectacular special effects.
Instead,it acheived an extremely chilling effect as the story unfolded gradually.
I,for one,was left feeling that the scenario was not entirely unbelievable.
It engrossed me sufficiently to recommend it to anyone who thinks seriously about the state of our world and it's implications.
For me,it was reminiscent of 'Threads',in that it posited the idea of a devastating event which changed everyday life in a bad way,though with contemporary ideas:technology rather than nuclear devastation.
The acting was good for the most part and it did not rely on spectacular special effects.
Instead,it acheived an extremely chilling effect as the story unfolded gradually.
I,for one,was left feeling that the scenario was not entirely unbelievable.
It engrossed me sufficiently to recommend it to anyone who thinks seriously about the state of our world and it's implications.
Rarely do I not see a film through to the end, and I watch a lot. This was awful.
The acting was very bad which is sad as the story line had promise. It was different and potentially possible. It wasn't just one bad actor but pretty much all of them. The only partially decent actors were the daughter and sister but they had small parts.
Can't give it more than 1. I skipped through to the end to see how it ended as I hate not knowing! If you are buying it to watch....save your money. If you have nothing better to do and it's free then maybe with a couple of beers you won't notice!
The acting was very bad which is sad as the story line had promise. It was different and potentially possible. It wasn't just one bad actor but pretty much all of them. The only partially decent actors were the daughter and sister but they had small parts.
Can't give it more than 1. I skipped through to the end to see how it ended as I hate not knowing! If you are buying it to watch....save your money. If you have nothing better to do and it's free then maybe with a couple of beers you won't notice!
What a great story. This movie has the storyline of a big budget movie. Definitely worth watching.
Now, I have to say that the acting was a bit spotty. It wasn't uniformly great, but pretty good nonetheless. Largely, the problem with the acting was bad timing, and I don't think that was the actor's faults. There were scenes where the cinematography was a bit off and editing could have been better. The action scenes were a bit stifled and could have done with better choreography. There was definitely a place for some big action and explosions, but this movie (I'm assuming because of a constrained budget) didn't go that route. But, again, overall a good movie. This is one of those low budget movies that could be really successfully remade into a blockbuster. That said, this movie stands head and shoulders above other low budget movies I've seen.
In short: Worth watching.
Now, I have to say that the acting was a bit spotty. It wasn't uniformly great, but pretty good nonetheless. Largely, the problem with the acting was bad timing, and I don't think that was the actor's faults. There were scenes where the cinematography was a bit off and editing could have been better. The action scenes were a bit stifled and could have done with better choreography. There was definitely a place for some big action and explosions, but this movie (I'm assuming because of a constrained budget) didn't go that route. But, again, overall a good movie. This is one of those low budget movies that could be really successfully remade into a blockbuster. That said, this movie stands head and shoulders above other low budget movies I've seen.
In short: Worth watching.
Did you know
- TriviaThe "transmitter " is a Yaesu FRG7 which is a receiver
- GoofsHow come the sister's bracelet burned her when she left the cabin, but his burned him when he left the country and not earlier? I did not hear they had redesigned the bracelets. When Duke cooperates and disables the back door security breach, Phil says, "My thank-you gift to you: you're free to travel wherever you want in the Republic."
- Quotes
Duke Evans: All of our electronics... all these devices... can be accessed over a secret wireless network.
- ConnectionsReferences Flatland: The Movie (2007)
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Written by Laurie Crook, Greg Thomas, Jeffrey Thomas, Ryan Fisher
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- $210,000 (estimated)
- Runtime
- 1h 35m(95 min)
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- 1.78 : 1
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