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All Insights from the Extraterrestrial Life Forms of Virus (1999)
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THE MUSIC:
01:49 – 03:10 – Immediate Music – Ultimatum
OST virus
VISUAL EFFECTS:
Fantasy II movie effects –
Mirage Inc. – * STOP *
Pacific Title Digital –
Tippett Studio –
Video Image – * SHUTDOWN *
VisionArt –
Cinesite –
PRACTICAL EFFECTS:
Acme Models – * DISSOLVED *
All Effects Company –
XFX Images – * SHUTDOWN *
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Virus (1999) – All Sightings
Virus was a movie I seen shortly after Deep Rising. I adored it for the massive amount of practical effects work that went into it. Almost 30 studios were involved in the creation of these elaborate and often time huge animatronic creatures. The CG versions of the creatures were beautifully animated, such flowing and aggressive movement made them super threatening, the only down side was the lighting was a little off making them stand out a little too much.
Despite that this has and always will be one of my favorite monster movies. It's got some solid acting in there especially from Joanna Pacula (the Russian scientist they find onboard). It's got charm, gore, scares and just a great fun film to watch.
Lee
Movie Junkie
Hey, Your brain never ok Its freaking weird.. XD
Technological 'thing'
Calm down with the fucking background music for fuck sake
movie is a junk. Literally made of junk.
Awesome throwback! Imagine the goliath machine merges with the thing that would end for humanity…
0:14 I turned up the volume forgetting that there's no sound in space.
But then there was sound in space.
I recommend THE GREAT WALL
Stop wasting bullets and start using water guns, its cheaper and more effective
What happened to the indian and the black guy ? They were cool š
I remember this being scary as hell
14:25 what kinda Xenmorph attacked him?? Maybe the terminator or something?? Btw on meh grams account
5:06 why does that sound remind me of the alien so much?
Your surver has crash please what four more instruction's
It's the first movie that a black person does not die
0:48 is this a spacesuit wtf
Robo cop anyone?
The resemblance to Star Trek's borg is funny.
https://youtu.be/XgyborTckVY?t=3m36s Does anyone else hear the word "nuts"?
It's cool for a short movie
Is it really so difficult to find a man in the US speaking Russian so that he can normally write phrases in Russian in 1999? "ŠŠ¾Š¼Š¾Š³Š°Š¹ŃŠµ Š¼ŠµŠ½Ń" – in English it sounds like "help there."
Excellent movie š
I NEEDED TO WIN I WANTED TO SURVIVE.. I actually wanted the robot to win it wanted to live
Steve!
That was close. Almost had a Borg problem
virus for some odd ass reason scares the shit out of me stil.
Donāt wanna seem racist but that black dude on the crew is stupid. āCuriosity killed the catā man
The Thing, but instead of flesh and bone, it's with wires and cogs.
I hope they make a sequel or a remake.
I haven't seen this movie but I've seen enough to come to this conclusion: EVERYBODY FUCKIN DEAD AS FUCK, with the exception of 2 or 3 lucky characters that are the main character
WTF
Steve…….
fun FX wasted on bleh movie.
When a robot says "checkmate," You know You're fucked
reminds me of both zerg infested and terrans (starcraft 2 reference)
THEY NAILED WOODS ?
Iāve never even heard of this movie. And itās fantastic!
Robo cop more like cyborg cop
Okay, I'll give them credit. As terrible as this movie looks (even by '90s schlock standards), it did have astonishing special effects. That first cyborg looked positively nauseating.