Elizabeth Berkley Movie:

Control Factor



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Elizabeth Berkley Movie:
Control Factor



Movie
Control Factor
Control Factor
List Price: $27.98Label: Universal Studios

Salesrank: 100711

Released: November 16, 2004
Our Price: $8.97
Used Price: $3.46
MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Media: DVD

Features:

  • AC-3
  • Closed-captioned
  • Color
  • Dolby
  • Dubbed
  • DVD
  • Subtitled
  • Widescreen
  • NTSC
  • Starring:

  • Adam Baldwin
  • Elizabeth Berkley
  • Tony Todd
  • Conrad Dunn
  • John Neville
  • Editorial Review:
    No Description Available.
    Genre: Science Fiction
    Rating: NR
    Release Date: 16-NOV-2004
    Media Type: DVD

    Control Factor Reviews:
    Control Factor 1 Star Review
    2006-04-26 - Truck dumpster go and stop until they jumped out from the window and fell behind truck's garbage then it go. How did they know that truck dumpster is going to stop and wait for them to jumped in?

    Fun thriller 4 Star Review
    2004-12-04 - I liked it. yes, the budget's a little low for what they were trying to do, but there are some good themes in this you wouldn't normally expect from a movie of this kind. Nice twists and turns, a creepy paranoid vibe and (at least from what I got), a timely message about the dangers of people becoming sheep. how fitting given the current state of the world. It also doesn't hurt that Elizabeth Berkely is easy on the eyes.

    Control Factor 5 Star Review
    2004-12-03 - It appears that the only way we can get the truth out about the Paradox of Evil the United States has become is to package it as a movie. The Government of the United States is treating its citizens as bags of popcorn by microwaving them to keep them from speaking out.

    Rubbish 2 Star Review
    2004-12-01 - I picked up this movie with a number of other SciFi Channel releases and this one is not worth the time taken to view it,the plot is full of holes,for example why doesn't the director of the covert op need a helmet like his troops to protect his brain from being controlled.The redemption of Karen (the wife)is totally unbelievable as is the participation of the street gang who just happen to want to fight the government,and to top it off most of the acting is second rate,probably because the actors found the script as trying as I did.










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