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Billy Campbell | ... |
Clay Jarvis
(as Bill Campbell)
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Paget Brewster | ... |
Rena Winter
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Ned Vaughn | ... |
Scott Hines
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Geoffrey Blake | ... |
Jonah Randall
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Tasha Smith | ... |
Karen Daniels
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Denis Arndt | ... |
Don Mitchum
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Christopher John Fields | ... |
Elliot Henschel
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Kevin McNulty | ... |
Oz Gilbert
(as Kevin Mcnulty)
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Leslie Horan | ... |
Melissa Hines
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Chris Ellis | ... |
Bob Matthews
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Greg Michaels | ... |
Rusty Porter
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Peter Bryant | ... |
John Daniels
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Tracy New | ... |
Pierson
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BJ Harrison | ... |
Emily
(as B.J. Harrison)
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Neil Denis | ... |
Michael Daniels
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A shuttle is launched into space to release a new satellite. When an explosion occurs the crew has to think of a way to get back to Earth without atmospheric pressure (max q) crushing the damaged shuttle.
This movie was pointless. I can't even call it sci-fi, since that requires more from a movie than merely taking place in space. "Max Q" isn't even set in space for the entire movie. The story/plot is unoriginal, the cast isn't anything to write home about, although it would be strange with a top cast in a mediocre film... Furthermore, it's not particularly exciting or well-told. At least it's evenly balanced in a low quality sort of way, in that nothing or no one stands out. Everything is equally bland. I usually find some quality in "space flicks", even if it's just 90 minutes of semi-lame entertainment bordering on low-budget pathetic, but "Max Q" didn't even give me that satisfaction. All in all , a complete waste of time.