The movie starts right off with a flashback to earlier days when David R. Whitman (William Hurt), a biochemist, accidentally dispatches his family with a virus. Years later a guard at a chemical plant is dismissed and, in an attempt, to get his job back he accidentally causes a spill of the same virus.
Now the chase is on to catch the contaminated man. In the process we have questions. Was it the first incident and accident? And is this time an accident?
We watch the standard team of good guy hazmat team and bad guy NSA banterer as the contaminated man keeps getting away and causing havoc.
So, what is new about this film? NOTHING So, is there any socially redeeming value? NO Is the ending any message? NO
Some people like to watch the same formula over again to see the nuances of actors or scenes.
There ain't any nuances here.
Still, it could have been worse.
Now the chase is on to catch the contaminated man. In the process we have questions. Was it the first incident and accident? And is this time an accident?
We watch the standard team of good guy hazmat team and bad guy NSA banterer as the contaminated man keeps getting away and causing havoc.
So, what is new about this film? NOTHING So, is there any socially redeeming value? NO Is the ending any message? NO
Some people like to watch the same formula over again to see the nuances of actors or scenes.
There ain't any nuances here.
Still, it could have been worse.