A sci-fi/horror film in the tradition of Cronenberg or Polanski's Rosemary's baby, but instead of dealing with supernatural forces, it deals with the dangers of technology, how machinery can acquire its own will and start harming its creator in order to trascend their state, ala ...( read more)
Fritz Weaver, Julie Christie, Gerrit Graham
A super computer succeeds in raping its creator's wife in order to recreate itself in a hybrid baby.
DVD Release Date: October 4, 2005
Stats: 188 reviews
Flixster Reviews (188)
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May 2, 2009
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July 14, 2007
One of those 70s "concept" sci-fi movies that are allegedly based on "factual science" that look so laughable now. A computer imprisons a woman in her home in an attempt to couple with her (how it intends to do this remains a mystery) surrounded the usual futuristic flares, kippe...( read more)
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August 23, 2009
Excellent story, with a great performance by the terrorized Julie Christie. Well directed. Creative and always gripping. I remember being enthralled by it when I saw it at the theaters in 1977, and it is still intense and even though it is over 30 years old, it still packs a punch.
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January 15, 2009
disturbing subject matter, but somehow it left me cold. lacking in something...dialogue, style, creep factor, who knows? it's just not quite what i know it could be.
a fun watch, though; and proteus has some great lines. -
May 30, 2008
Remarkably good, though dated, techno-thriller by the late, great Donald Cammell. Essentially a two-character piece with some surprisingly decent special effects for the time (though not without its embarrassingly bad ones as well). Julie Christie gives a dynamic performance.
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