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Laserhawk | Year: 1997 Classification: Science Fiction Directed: - Jean Pellerin The plot is thinner than saran wrap... Okay, so the only reason we saw this is because 1)our mother picked it up and 2)my brother was sick in bed for weeks and we had rented everything else in the store.<BR>It was so lame that it was, well... funny. No, not even. It just made your lip twitch that funny way when you're not sure what exactly you're looking at. <BR>I'll admit its addictive. Its hard to turn away. You keep wondering where all the money and 'talent' went...(Did they save it for the end????)When you find out that it doesn't get any better, your lip reaches new hights and you wonder what else you could have done with that 90 minutes... (You could have written a better movie, filmed it with your dad's old camera with your kid sis playing all the different roles and had it on its way to Universal. Easy.)<BR>Oh!!! and the music is just AMAZING!!!!! Who thought that you could recreate such diverse emotions and thoughts with only two cords??? Mwiiiiiang Mwoooooooong.... Oh, don't you just feel the tension, the romance, the TERROR!!!! Now the sad part is that we saw this movie over 2 years ago and we only just found it here at Amazon.com. It's nowhere to be found near us (my brother thinks that Hollywood disowned it...I agree...). We've told all our friends about how terrible it was and they don't believe us. Now that we have found it they shall see!! And they too will waste 90 minutes of their measily lives! Laserhawk is a Cult Classic Laserhawk is an underated movie wish Cult following. Give it a try. It is nothing like I expected. It's Alright Laserhawk was an alright movie. Nothing particularily amazing, but the plot was good, and the actors were well casted. Over all, it was worth seeing. Buy Laserhawk at Amazon.com Buy posters at Allposters.com Jamster - the latest ringtones for your phone!  Search with Walhello on the Internet on Laserhawk Search with the Priority Search Engine on Laserhawk This page in other languages: Suomeksi | Nederlands | Deutsch
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