Flying Virus

Well... only worth watching if you really have nothing better to do. The story is ludicrous, the dialogue embarrassing and the special effects cheesy in the extreme. However, it did provide some laughs. It is worth watching just for the aeroplane sequences. How they persuaded Rutger Hauer to appear in this is hard to imagine and while Gabrielle Anwar is not the greatest actress in the world she would have been hard put to do much with this dialogue. I would love to know how much the budget was for this movie. They can't have shot more than one take of anything and I should think the whole thing was made in a week. Have fun!

but no matter the title, it's still a lowbuck, horrifically written flick. Gabrielle Anwar running around in a jungle is amusing for about 3 minutes, but you have to watch 100- odd minutes of garbage to get it.....it does get bonus points for it's Ed Wood styled same stunt from three different camera angles stretching of the budget, and loses the bonus points just as quickly for it's "Shadow People" with Prince Valiant haircuts..... truly bad, completely ludicrous, and on the Cheez-o-meter, it gets; 3 out of 10, bad, but not lovably so....

I will simply comment this movie like this...

It started bad and become only worse and worse....among the worst rubbish I've ever seen.

First you could realise who would end as a good guy and bad guy. You could predict what couples would occur You could also predict how people would die Added to this you also saw the same explosions and flight dives used in different places of the movie. The effects looked sometimes like a movie from the 70s or maybe early 80s. (with other words cheap cheap cheap) I'm specially dissapointed in Rutger Hauer to take a role like this with ridiculous lines all along the movie.

Terrible writing, worse acting, and gratuitous explosions make this a perfect swarm of awfulness. This may be the worst film Rutger Hauer ever made. That's saying something.

STAR RATING:*****Unmissable****Very Good***Okay**You Could Go Out For A Meal Instead*Avoid At All Costs

Yay,what better way to enjoy a Wednesday night in front of the telly than with a good-old DTV Rutger Hauer movie.Right?Er,sadly no.To start with,the purpose is kind of defeated when Hauer's screentime is really limited.But this is really the least of your problems.Cliched characters,comically low budget bee effects and laughable dialogue throughout are.Oh,and it's also overlong.Just letting you know.*