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2 January 2004 (USA)
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A Revolution Has Begun...
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A prequel to Tremors (1990), this movie tells us about the founders of Rejection Valley and how they defended it against the dirt dragons AKA graboids. full summary | full synopsis
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1 nomination
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Weakest of the movies but still fun
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Michael Gross | ... | Hiram Gummer | |
| Sara Botsford | ... | Christine Lord | |
| Billy Drago | ... | Black Hand Kelly | |
| Brent Roam | ... | Juan Pedilla | |
| August Schellenberg | ... | Tecopa | |
| J.E. Freeman | ... | Old Fred | |
| Ming Lo | ... | Pyong Lien Chang | |
| Lydia Look | ... | Lu Wan Chang | |
| Sam Ly | ... | Fu Yien Chang | |
| Neil Kopit | ... | Victor (as Neal Kopit) | |
| Sean Moran | ... | Western Union Clerk | |
| Matthew Seth Wilson | ... | Brick Walters | |
| John Dixon | ... | Big Horse Johnson | |
| Dan Lemieux | ... | Stony Walters | |
| Don Ruffin | ... | Soggy |
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Rated PG-13 for creature violence and gore.
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101 min
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Iceland:16 |
South Korea:All |
Netherlands:12 |
Finland:K-15 |
Australia:M |
USA:PG-13 |
Germany:16 |
UK:12 |
Canada:PG (Ontario/Canadian video rating) |
Canada:14 (Nova Scotia) |
Canada:G (Quebec) |
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The idea of a character running up a telephone pole has been written in and written out several times, and finally you get to see Miguel pull the stunt off in this Tremors film.
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Revealing mistakes: The paintbrush the man uses to paint the F in PERFECTION obviously doesn't have any real paint on it, its tip is just colored white.
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Hiram Gummer:
I feel I've not been privy to critical, most needful information.
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This likable forth entry in the series doesn't pack quite the punch of its predecessors but is still entertaining. Taking the basic premise back to the wild west was a clever touch, Michael Gross is quite good playing a character diametrically opposed to the one he played in the other movies and Bill Drago is good (as always) playing a super-cool gunfighter. Still, the first hour feels a bit sluggish at times, closer in spirit to the amusing but not especially exciting Tremors television series than the movies. Around the middle is a genuinely thrilling sequence and the ending is also reasonably exciting. Not as white-knuckle intense as anything from the other movies but it did cause me to cry out with the occasional "whoah!" I would call this worth watching if you're into the series or just want to see a pretty well done monster movie.
But after four movies the series may be getting tired. My advice: time to turn it into a videogame.