The FBI has a new pet project. And who better to be the next guinea pigs on a government-funded secret ops mission than… well… real, live guinea pigs?
In this first Digital 3-D movie from producer Jerry Bruckheimer, a federally funded crew of animal secret agents known as “G-Force,” trained by Ben (Zack Galifianakis) and his assistant, Marcie (Kelli Garner), has just been tasked with stopping power-hungry businessman Leonard Saber (Bill Nighy) from implementing his mission of world domination. The goal of G-Force is to locate and destroy Saber’s computer program called Saber Sense (also known as Clusterstorm) before Saber gets the chance to activate microchips in his worldwide line of household appliances and turn them into sinister killing machines. Continue reading
‘Surrogates’: When Virtual Technology Backfires
Posted in At Box Office, Film Genre, Film Rating, Film Release, Film Review, PG-13, Sci-Fi, Thriller with tags Bruce Willis, dreads, film, internet, james cromwell, movie commentary, movie review, movie synopsis, network, operators, prophet, radha mitchell, Robot, rosamund pike, science fiction, surrogates, technology, touchstone, unplugging, ving rhames, virtual on October 2, 2009 by Laura J. BagbyGet the full synopsis plus commentary in this movie review of the Touchstone science fiction film Surrogates.
Movie Synopsis
What if you could work, play sports, and enjoy a night out without ever having to leave your home, experience personal harm, or suffer negative consequences?
Welcome to the world of the new PG-13 sci-fi film Surrogates, where human operators are plugging into the Internet and letting their better-looking robotic selves called surrogates live out their lives for them. Continue reading →
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