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Spaceship crew members start dying because of an unknown defect in a virtual-reality device.Spaceship crew members start dying because of an unknown defect in a virtual-reality device.Spaceship crew members start dying because of an unknown defect in a virtual-reality device.
- Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy
- 2 nominations total
Jose Pablo Cantillo
- Manny Rodriguez
- (as José Pablo Cantillo)
Kari Wahlgren
- Jean
- (voice)
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- TriviaThe name of the ship, "Phaeton", is a nod to the movie's message of people recklessly trying to go too far and suffering the consequences for it: in Greek mythology, Phaeton was son of Apollo, god of the sun. An arrogant boy, he took his father's chariot out for a joyride but drove it too close to the ground, setting fire to everything in his path. As a punishment, Zeus himself burnt him with a lighting bolt.
- Quotes
Shawn Braun: Why do you come home every night now when you never used to before I died?
- ConnectionsReferences Star Trek (1966)
- SoundtracksAlive Alone
by The Chemical Brothers
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There is a quirk in the virtual reality simulation system of a long duration space craft which seems to be attacking the crew.
This is a sci-fi with quality production values and a solid cast but it never gets where it needs to go. There is a lot of time developing the characters and scene setting but the story arc is utterly incomplete. I think some of the other reviews have mentioned that this was supposed to act as a pilot for a TV series that never got picked up and it really feels that way because nothing gets resolved. There is a bunch of questions on the table at the end but no resolution, which is immensely frustrating.
This is nice to watch and not badly acted but in the end leaves a very sour taste for the incompleteness and lack of resolution.
This is a sci-fi with quality production values and a solid cast but it never gets where it needs to go. There is a lot of time developing the characters and scene setting but the story arc is utterly incomplete. I think some of the other reviews have mentioned that this was supposed to act as a pilot for a TV series that never got picked up and it really feels that way because nothing gets resolved. There is a bunch of questions on the table at the end but no resolution, which is immensely frustrating.
This is nice to watch and not badly acted but in the end leaves a very sour taste for the incompleteness and lack of resolution.
- dmstokes73
- Apr 21, 2011
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