Komodo vs. Cobra (2005) (TV)

Avaliação/utilizador:

3,0/10   

Diretor:

Jim Wynorski

Escritores:

Bill Munroe (writer)
Jim Wynorski (writer)

Data de Lançamento:

19 Agosto 2005 (USA)

Gênero:

Terror | Ficção Científica

Chamada:

The Ultimate Battle.

Plot Keywords:

Major | Large Breasts | Venom | Helicopter | General

Comentários dos utilizadores:

Yecchy monsters get big and hungry: guess who's on the menu

Elenco

Michael Paré	...	Capt. Michael A. Stoddard
Michelle Borth	...	Dr. Susan Richardson
Ryan McTavish	...	Jerry Ryan
Renee Talbert	...	Carrie Evans
Jerri Manthey	...	Sandra Crescent
Ted Monte	...	Ted
Glori-Anne Gilbert	...	Darla
Rene Rivera	...	Dirk Preston
Jay Richardson	...	Dr. William Richardson
Rod McCary	...	General Bradley
Roark Critchlow	...	Major Garber
Paul Logan	...	Major Frank
Damian T. Raven	...	Weeks (as Damian Raven)
Chris Neville	...	Lerner
Delpano Wills	...	Marsden (as Del Wills)

Conhecido como:

KVC: Komodo vs. Cobra (USA) (DVD box title)
Komodo vs. King Cobra (USA) (long title)

MPAA:

Rated PG-13 for creature violence.

Duração:

USA:94 min

País:

USA

Língua:

Inglês

Cor:

Cor

Certificação:

Australia:M | USA:PG-13 | South Korea:15

Locais de filmagem:

Arcadia, California, USA

Companhia :

Cinetel Films

Goofs:

Erros factuais: When asked if "he was a pilot", Michael Pare' answers "Airborne Rangers, Gulf War". While some individual Rangers may have their pilot's license, Rangers do not, as part of their jobs, pilot aircraft. The answer is a complete non-sequitor. Pare' later says he "Got his discharge at Pearl"; Pearl harbor is a naval base. Army personnel would be discharged from Schofield Barracks, or perhaps Fort DeRussy, NOT Pearl Harbor.

Citações:

Susan Richardson: So, what do we do now?
Sandra Crescent: If I had brought my guitar, we could all sing Kumbaya.
Susan Richardson: "Lord come with me." That sure is appropriate.

Conexões:

Referências Kaijûtô no kessen: Gojira no musuko (1967)

Yecchy monsters get big and hungry: guess who's on the menu

Somehow, this silliness is entertaining. Some of the cheapest CGI (an Etch-a-Sketch toy makes more lifelike images), and some of the lousiest acting make for a comic masterpiece.

The title implies a competition between the two monsters, but they encounter each other at least a half dozen times, just looking at each other stupidly, before finally having a fight. They take turns butchering a bunch of hapless environmentalists and a TV crew in tow who are on a private island with some government cover-up (eek!) going on. The animal lunch morsels are led by a guy from a garbage scow who took them to the island and now talks tough.

The acting looks like they hired some of those brain-dead people Jay Leno finds for his on-the-street interviews: people who could barely read a script, let alone understand it. I love the actress playing the brilliant scientist; she looks like she should be in a cell phone commercial. There isn't much to this script, to begin with, though; just another experiment gone wrong that turns little animals into giant hungry ones that develop a taste for bad actors.

On the plus side, there's plenty of action and violence featuring the fake CGI monsters. There's all the evil government clichés. In short, there's plenty to laugh at; nothing boring here.