Watchers Reborn (1998)An extra-smart dog and detective team up to stop a DNA enhanced killer. Director:John Carl Buechler |
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Watchers Reborn (1998)An extra-smart dog and detective team up to stop a DNA enhanced killer. Director:John Carl Buechler |
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| Mark Hamill | ... |
Murphy
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| Lisa Wilcox | ... |
Grace
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| Stephen Macht | ... |
Lem Johnson
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| Gary Collins | ... |
Gus Brody
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Lou Rawls | ... |
Doc Grimes
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| Bob Clendenin | ... |
Barnes
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Melissa Cross | ... |
Kristin
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| Shawn David Thompson | ... |
Researcher #1
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Lucy Lin | ... |
Researcher #2
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Milton Kahn | ... |
Agent
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| Tony Guma | ... |
Agent #1
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| Gary J. Wayton | ... |
Agent #2
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| Kane Hodder | ... |
Clerk
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Floyd Levine | ... |
Captain Dekker
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| Larry Cedar | ... |
Driver #2
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An extra-smart dog and detective team up to stop a DNA enhanced killer.
I loved the book too, and yes it's not exactly a blockbuster level of quality but it's workable. The story has been refactored for frugality but the basics are still there.
The dog hits his marks and plays along, it's nice to have Hamill roll out the drama in something serious and Lisa Wilcox makes a sincere effort at the cheesecake part. The outsider is cheesy but let's face it, to create the outsider the way that Koontz wrote it you'd need $10 million worth of CGI and it would still look fake.
If you haven't read the book in a while you can enjoy the memory. This does have an oddly dated feel to it, but then it is nine years old.