I agree with the poster whose comments are on the home page for this title. There are a few explanations lacking in this film. It did hold my interest, however, though the story was derivative. I think for me it would have been a little more interesting if the young people talked about old things like World War I or II or listened to the big bands or Rudy Vallee. Just a thought.
As it was, this was a rather bland TV movie, though I always enjoy Kyle McLachlan. I didn't think Ms. Eastwood had very much going for her in the acting department. I also wondered about the way the citizens were killed when they turned 100. What would have been wrong with an injection of something? Permanent total immersion seemed a little harsh.
As it was, this was a rather bland TV movie, though I always enjoy Kyle McLachlan. I didn't think Ms. Eastwood had very much going for her in the acting department. I also wondered about the way the citizens were killed when they turned 100. What would have been wrong with an injection of something? Permanent total immersion seemed a little harsh.