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Weird Science (1985)
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Director:
John Hughes |
COUNTRY
USA |
Genre
Comedy/Science
Fiction |
NORWEGIAN
TITLE
Den
eksplosive drømmekvinnen |
RUNNING
TIME
94
minutes |
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Producers:
Joel Silver |
Screenwriters:
John Hughes |
Review
Weird Science is
definitely more weird than science, although the weirdness is weirdly
unremarkable and uncreative in essence – the movie is like a crossbreed
of a porn magazine and a superhero comic. John Hughes (Sixteen
Candles,
The Breakfast Club) is the man behind it all. The great
commenter on the generation gap between parents and teens and the roles
we play in high school is sort of doing the same here, but the
narrative is like an unfiltered train of thought from a masturbating
14-year-old bully victim. And yes, that's just as uncharming and
inherently futile as it sounds. The film may have served some kind of
narrow demand for a selected few back in the mid 1980s, but there's
practically nothing transferable to anything of value in this silly, annoying sci-fi
farce.
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