Post Impact (2004) (TV)

Avaliação/utilizador:

2,8/10   

Diretor:

Christoph Schrewe

Escritores:

Torsten Dewi (screenplay)
Christoph Schrewe

Data de Lançamento:

12 Junho 2004 (USA)

Gênero:

Ação | Aventura | Ficção Científica

Argumento:

After a meteor strike starts a new ice age, a group of survivors tries to find a device that could give mankind new hope

Plot Keywords:

Satellite | Ice | Ice Age | Comet | Greenhouse

Comentários dos utilizadores:

An interesting post-apocalypse film

Elenco

Dean Cain	...	Capt. Tom Parker
Bettina Zimmermann	...	Anna Starndorf
Joanna Taylor	...	Sarah Henley (as Joanna Clark)
Nigel Bennett	...	Col. Preston Waters
John Keogh	...	Klaus Hintze
Cheyenne Rushing	...	Sandra Parker
Hanns Zischler	...	Dr. Gregor Starndorf
Dulcie Smart	...	President Miranda Harrison
Adrienne McQueen	...	Sheila Azeal
Mike Carr	...	Captain Michaels (as M.C. Wheel)
Irina Alluna	...	The Girl
Atanas Srebrev	...	Soldier Tobin (as Nasco Srebrev)
Ivo Goroskov	...	Distribution Leader
Tyrone Pinkham	...	Ellison
Marianne Stanicheva	...	Middle Aged Woman (as Maria Stancheva)

Conhecido como:

Apokalypse Eis (Germany) (TV title)
P.I.: Post Impact (Germany) (informal English title)

MPAA:

Rated R for some violence, sexual content and language.

Duração:

90 min

País:

Alemanha | USA

Língua:

Inglês | Espanhol

Cor:

Cor

Certificação:

South Korea:12 | Germany:12 | Italy:T | UK:15 | USA:R

Locais de filmagem:

Bulgaria

Companhia :

Tandem Productions

Goofs:

Continuidade: The digital lock interface in the SolSat control room is different when Ana enters the code for the first time and when Parker tries to enter the code a few minutes later.

An interesting post-apocalypse film

This is an interesting post-apocalypse film with some decent action scenes. Solid job done by the B grade actors. The film centers on the mixed crew attempting to reach the ice and snow covered Berlin three years after a comet slammed into the Earth and created a nuclear winter to destroy a command and control center for a solar power satellite that someone under Berlin is using to destroy cities with a focused microwave beam. Not a lot of time is spent on the governments or situations created by the comet strike, this mostly covers the crews trek to Berlin and their adventures there. Dean Cain has all the makings of a solid B grade action star. All in all, a fine way to spend two hours.