Throw in a Plague of Vampire Locusts and Maybe a Hard-Headed Yet Soft-Hearted Hooker/Metallurgist and We Are So There
The New York Times capsule of review of the TV Movie "Supernova," airing on the Hallmark Channel ("Where Great Stories Come to Life"):
Zebras are stampeding, dolphins are beaching themselves and fireballs are vaporizing the Western United States. The world is going to end in seven days, just after the sun explodes, and the only person behaving sensibly is a Nobel Prize-winning scientist (Peter Fonda) who heads to a tropical island. However, an astrophysicist (Luke Perry), a government agent (Tia Carrere) and a reporter (Emma Samms) may be able to make a difference.
Thanks to Ari for the heads-up.
Zebras are stampeding, dolphins are beaching themselves and fireballs are vaporizing the Western United States. The world is going to end in seven days, just after the sun explodes, and the only person behaving sensibly is a Nobel Prize-winning scientist (Peter Fonda) who heads to a tropical island. However, an astrophysicist (Luke Perry), a government agent (Tia Carrere) and a reporter (Emma Samms) may be able to make a difference.
Thanks to Ari for the heads-up.
posted by Francesco Marciuliano at 1:32 PM
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3 Comments:
Tia Carrere is great in Wayne's World and on her cheesy tv series, Relic Hunter.^-^
Emma Sams is hot, especially with the British accent.
I see Luke Perry is trying to give Noah Wyle a run for his money after that "Librarian" movie he did. Saving the world can't be harder than choosing between Kelly and Brenda, so I feel we are in good hands.
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