| Amusing. Doesn't live up to its pedigree though (I'll get my coat). |
| I'm always up for a cheesy B-Movie but this wooden and randomly edited production is difficult to watch until the end. It's probably the only movie with an anti-space-pollution terrorist organisation based out of a yacht in Ostend harbour though. |
| Interesting but muddled peek into a specific time and place. |
| Anthony Hopkins pulls off the action hero role surprisingly well in this hackneyed survival story. Not very memorable, but an entertaining watch. |
| Charming little movie, fantastic cast, great dialogue. |
| Should have had me raging at the system, instead I was just a little depressed. The ideas are in there but it's all a little too scattershot. |
| Pretty generic plot that's well executed. Could be better, could be much worse. |
| Hadn't watched this in years. This film is like a warm hug. |
| The story of the group leading up to the Biosphere2 chapter was more interesting and impressive than the actual isolation period the film is centered on. It's inspiring and bizarre in equal measures. A familiar villain showing up was quite a surprise though. |
| An oddball punk spaghetti western by Alex Cox. That should say enough. It's got no plot, a ragtag rock cast that includes Courtney Love, Joe Strummer, the Pogues and Grace Jones, and a fixation on coffee. It's really quite bad but it's a landmark in its own strange way. |
