Chain Reaction (UK)

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Reaction time 8-4-96
Certificate: 12
Running Time: 102 mins
Retail Price: £19.99
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Synopsis:
Eddie Kasalivich, an undergraduate at the University of Chicago, works as a technician for a scientific team that discovers a low-cost fuel source. When one of the chief scientists is murdered and the invention stolen, Eddie and physicist Lily Sinclair are framed for it and have to flee for their lives, with the FBI, CIA and other involved parties in close pursuit.

Special Features:
Interactive Menus
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Making of documentary

Video Tracks:
Widescreen Anamorphic 1.85:1

Audio Tracks:
Dolby Digital 5.1 English

Subtitle Tracks:
Hebrew
Icelandic
Polish
Czech
Swedish
Finnish
CC: English
Portuguese
Hungarian
Danish
Norwegian

Directed By:
Andrew Davis

Written By:





Starring:
Rachel Weisz
Keanu Reeves
Fred Ward
Morgan Freeman

Soundtrack By:
Jerry Goldsmith

Director of Photography:
Frank Tidy

Editor:
Dov Hoenig
Arthur Schmidt
Don Brochu

Costume Designer:
Jodie Lynn Tillen

Production Designer:
Maher Ahmad

Producer:
Carlos H. Sánchez
Arne Schmidt
Maher Ahmad
Teresa Tucker-Davies
Andrew Davis

Executive Producer:
Richard D. Zanuck
Erwin Stoff

Distributor:
Twentieth Century Fox

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8 / 10
A fine suspence movie. Nothing amazing, but a nice movie for a lazy evening at home. :)
The story is quite simple, twistsless and not too illogical.
The acting is fine. Freeman is good, Reeves not as good - well I never expected him to act, since I don`t think he`s that good an actor anyways. :)
The video is nicely transfered (1.85:1), though I noticed a few scratches here and there.
The DD 5.1 soundtrack is average. All the experiments scenes sound very real and I literally had to lower my sub`s volume, since the windows started shaking (some VERY low sounds there).
The music is captivating, but there`s just not enough of it.
All in all, if you don`t mind putting up with Reeves as the lead, you can surely enjoy this movie. A bit. :)
posted by Zvi Josef on 12/7/2000 04:04