Maximum Velocity (2003)

Calificación de los usuarios:

3.2/10   

Director:

Phillip J. Roth

Guionista:

Brett Orr (writer)

Género:

Acción

Plot:

Comentarios de los usuarios:

One of the better production films by the company.

Reparto

Dale Midkiff	...	Dr.Timothy Briggs
Michael Ironside	...	General Amberson
Wendy Carter	...	Dr. Natalie Jamas
Gregor Törzs	...	Andy (as Gregor Toerzs)
Jennifer Jostyn	...	Karen Briggs (1973-2002)
P.K. Ewing	...	Commander Ricks
Alan Austin	...	Hitchins
Jeff Rank	...	Echolson
Ralph Goff	...	Ross
Jennifer Warkel	...	Sarah
Kate Goggin	...	Trish
Jeffrey Gorman	...	Security Guard
Tyrone Pinkham	...	Jack - Floor Director
Jon Barnes	...	Chet - Anchorman
Lance Chwan	...	Suit

También conocida como:

Mamimum Impact (UK) (DVD title)
En el ojo del huracán (Spain) [es]

MPAA:

Rated PG-13 for some action violence/peril.

Duración:

93 min

País:

USA

Idioma:

Inglés

Color:

Color

Clasificación:

USA:PG-13

Locaciones de Filmación:

Sofia, Bulgaria

Compañía:

MV Productions LLC

Trivialidades:

In a wide shot of the plane dragging the purple lightening ball over a mountain, you can spot down in the bottom left corner of the screen, for the first three frames, a tiny image of "The Grinch". Artists snuck it in as a joke, because the mountain looked similar to the mountains from the Ron Howard film.

Errores:

Errores Reales: The KC-135 during the refuel has no PDI lights on. The PDI, or Pilot Direction Indicator, lights are used to direct the receiver aircraft on where to position himself for the refuel. The PDI lights are located on the belly of the aircraft.

One of the better production films by the company.

DEJ puts out a huge amount of movies made from a low budget. Some just over a million dollars - which may be a nice income for you and I; but merely nothing for making a film...strange but true.

However most of their titles are truly bad...some laughable bad and some just outright horrible to even think it could have made it past page one of the shooting script.

This movie however is still somewhat entertaining. Though immediately you know that there is no big money put behind it...the most well known cast is Michael Ironside...

A natural disaster flick which must have been one of the best scripts to been dropped on a production office desk for DEJ and UFO film productions.

This makes the rest of their films pale in comparison.

It's entertaining, but it would be a better TV movie than a feature film...however rainy days do come from time to time and this is one that would fit right in the VCR or DVD machine on a rainy day.