Lethal Invasion - attack by alien viruses

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Movie
German title Lethal Invasion - attack by alien viruses
Original title invasion
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 1997
length 175 minutes
Age rating FSK 12
Rod
Director Armand Mastroianni
script Robin Cook ,
Rockne S. O'Bennon
production Jeffrey Morton ,
Randy Sutter
music Don Davis
camera Bryan England
cut Scott Vickrey
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Lethal Invasion - Attack of the alien virus (AKA: Invasion ) is a 1997 turned American science fiction - / horror - thriller directed by Armand Mastroianni . It is based on the novel Green Poison ( Invasion ) by Robin Cook . In Germany it was broadcast and published as a two-parter.

action

One night, invisible and completely silent, strange meteor dust trickles down onto the earth. It leaves small black stones that sting when you touch them. After Beau has found and touched a stone, he is stabbed and then feels unwell and has a severe fever and other flu symptoms. But the next day he is healed as if by magic. And more than that: it is bursting with energy. He's not the only person who feels this way. A mysterious, highly intelligent virus has taken possession of Beau's body and is now taking control of him and countless other victims. And the number of victims is increasing.

The few people who are not yet affected, including Beau's friend Cassy, ​​want to try together to find a cure to save humanity.

Production and publication

The film was produced in 1997 by Hallmark Entertainment and Von Zerneck Sertner Films and directed by Armand Mastroianni . The screenplay was written by Rockne S. O'Bannon, based on a draft by Robin Cook. Don Davis composed the score and Scott Vickrey was responsible for editing. The television movie was shot in Phoenix , Arizona .

The film aired in the United States on NBC on May 4, 1997. This was followed by broadcasts in Great Britain, Japan, Sweden, Israel and France. On December 28 and 29, 1997, the film was broadcast on German television in two parts on ProSieben . There was also a DVD release in the USA and Germany.

criticism

To the first part

"Totally crazy, but really exciting"

To the second part

"Oh no, part 1 would have been enough"

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. review at tvspielfilm.de (1)
  2. Critique at tvspielfilm.de (2)