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Prof. Steven Price
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| Amanda Tapping | ... |
Prof. Eva Soderstrom
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Andrew McIlroy | ... |
Oscar
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| Kirsten Robek | ... |
Christine Marshall
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| Roger R. Cross | ... |
Detective
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| Michael Rivkin | ... |
Dr. Jason Lazarus
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French Tickner | ... |
Dr. Soderstrom
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| Desiree Zurowski | ... |
Grace
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Carlton Watson | ... |
Phil
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Apollonia Vanova | ... |
Tech #1
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Martin Budny | ... |
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| Ulla Friis | ... |
Tech #3
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Frank Cipriano | ... |
Larry
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Adam Murphy | ... |
Adam
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
28 November 2003 (Argentina) See more »Also Known As:
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Prof. Eva Soderstrom: You are, but that's beside the point.
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Written by Mark LeVang (as Mark Le Vang) & Rick Cowling
Published by Mom's Fudge / BMI
Performed by Rachel Marotta
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Prof. Steven Price: I'm not just a pretty face, you know.Prof. Eva Soderstrom: You are, but that's beside the point.
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"Is Nothing Sacred?"Written by Mark LeVang (as Mark Le Vang) & Rick Cowling
Published by Mom's Fudge / BMI
Performed by Rachel Marotta
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There's no black hole sucking down a city street as depicted on the video box cover, so let's dismiss that from the start. There's something sort of like that in the floor of a laboratory.
As it starts, a particle accelerator lab is doing an experiment that its chief does not approve of, but which the physicist played by Malcolm McDowell has somehow pulled rank and gotten through - though he is 5,000 miles away. Lucky for him he wasn't there, too, since everybody dies.
Years later, he's up to the same thing, expecting it to work this time (he's actually on site). The daughter of the chief who died in the previous experiment hopes to find proof of what happened, and learns it's about to happen again, only worse.
It's not a bad movie, though overlong. I thought on its apparent budget it did make good use of special effects. Not worth seeking out, though, unless you're a particular fan of any of the lead actors.