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Event Horizon
Event Horizon is a spaceship with a final stage experimental drive
engine meant to send the ship through a wormhole to a determined
destination in a nearby solar system to Earth's own system. The
drive is engaged and the ship disappears never to be heard from
again... until seven years later it reappears as if it never left.
A long range spaceship and its crew is sent out to investigate
what happened along with Dr. William Weir who designed much of the
ship, and the unconventional drive. The ship is lifeless and
circling Neptune on a slow spiral to destruction. They have their
work cut out for them piecing together what happened to the ship, and
what happened to the crew. That isn't the worst of their
problems, though, for great terror lurks aboard the ship that went
where man was never meant to go.
Event Horizon is a movie that is equal parts science fiction and
horror. It is visually impressive with top of the line special
effects, and really atmospheric designs that lend themselves amazingly
to the feel of the film. From the first sighting of the ship the
Event Horizon the audience knows what sort of thrills await them on
board. This movie really delivers the thrills, chills, and the
terror. There are good makeup effects and well-done blood and
gore. The acting is good, the script works, and it is all woven
in tightly with the plot, the effects, and the soundtrack. This
film has a good integrated musical score. Also Event Horizon has
excellent surround sound effects including storms raging across the
surface of Neptune below the ship that move around the soundstage
depending on what part of the ship a scene takes place. An
outstanding horror movie with some great science fiction elements.
Almost the same can be true in the opposite.
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Bob Male)
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