Imagine the human ability to quake the Earth, bring forth tornadoes, raise a firestorm - and now imagine it under the control of Colonel Clayton and the US military. Code-named PROJECT MIND BLOWN, a group of telekinetics think they have been brought together in a high-tech facility under the pretenses of doing good for humanity - like bringing storms and rain to drought stricken regions - but when they uncover the suspicion that they've been tricked into destroying American cities, and killing American civilians - one team member goes rogue and takes things into her own hands. Sensing foul play, Jennifer Gaines escapes the base and is on the hunt for a survivor of one of the disasters who she feels may be involved. Using her uncanny powers, Jennifer uncovers that the man is a target of project Mind Blown and is the subject of great concern to Mind Blown's head of Operations, Colonel Clayton. And his name is Adam. Clayton knows that now that Jennifer and Adam have joined forces - the whole operation is in jeopardy. When a string of random disasters begins to destroy major cities, all eyes turn to Clayton. The fingerprint of these growing disasters looks like it's caused by his project. But Clayton dupes his team into believing that the pair is causing them. Clayton immediately mobilizes Mind Blown using his reluctant members to help track down and kill them. Though Adam is barely in touch with his own telekinetic abilities and is completely innocent, he is being hunted down by his own government and five dangerous people that are just like him. - and Jennifer is labeled a TRAITOR. And as Earthquakes, floods, tornadoes and firestorms ravage cities across America, the pair realize that they must uncover their true potential if they want to stop Clayton, dismantle Project Mind Blown, and uncover the secret behind the growing disasters before it's too late.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Christian Sesma
Director
Jessica Uberuaga
Jennifer Gaines
Michael Marinaccio
Adam
Jon Mack
Gertie McAffie
Luke Goss
General White
Vince DeCosta
Ruben Sanchez
Albert Kong
Rick Lee
Steve Hanks
Colonel Tyron Clayton
Saxon Jones
Clive Jones
Sarah Booth
Jamie
Gian Franco Tordi
Nick Tyler
Sarah Carson
Mrs. Soren
Mary Christina Brown
Private Fasma
Alejandra Ulloa
Satellite Tech
Jimmy Gonzales
Target Security
Monique Parent
Lab Tech
Steven Samblis
Harmonic Tech
Tyler Schwab
Biomedics Tech
Morgan Renear
Young Jennifer
Thunder Levin
Writer
Christian Sesma
Writer
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Commentaires
10 commentaires
This is pretty sad. A 10 year old with a handycam could do better. Indie films don't have to be bad. The camera work and acting can still be decent and sell the story. Maybe don't try for the big effects on a low budget.
Was a very good movie. Those who gave it bad reviews needs the head checked lol, i highly recommend watching it. I saw Jessica Uberuaga in doomsday device, the best part of the movie was at the end.
Some young people with weather-manipulat8ng psychokinetic powers are in a covert quasi-governmental program with a view to them being weaponised by a drooling megalomaniac military nutcase. I could see the potential. There was the germ of an idea, and there were some halfway decent effects. I'll tell you what else there was. Perfunctory writing, with no attempt to build character development, genuine plot progression, engaging dialogue, 9r anything else which might capture an audience. Poor casting and worse acting, especially from the Harrison Ford-lite military maniac, whose ludicrous scenery-chewing performance seemed to have come from another film entirely. I won't criticise direction and production value. Neither was great, but I got a strong feeling that both were the best which could be done with the resources available. But there was a very much better film to be made here than this one.
They should have spent less on false eyelashes and more on decent writers. I suppose it keeps people in work, available for better things in the future.
If you can just go with the flow, it's entertaining. Don't try to think or you'll see too many holes in the logic of the psychic powers, though.
The single and only redeeming quality of this truly insulting poor excuse for a so-called movie is the production design. The occasional special effects is pleasing to the eye. The rest? Flush it down with the crap it belongs with. What gets me is the insult of making such a rip-off of concepts and story, and less than amateur acting, and passing it off on the public like we don't see right through it. Who is this made for? Drugged teens similar to the writers and producers responsible? Just insulting.
Usual ill-conceived rubbish. The most ludicrous thing was the suited and booted military types complete with helmets...except, for some reason, the blond WOMAN! Why??
So bad it's funny. Such bad wannabe actors and actresses. (Oops, is it OK to call female actors "actresses"? I'm old school). Here's a laugh: I only came here because it was so bad and, before I saw the rating, I said "I bet this is a 3". Ha, ha. and it was. Excuse me while I change channel. Ah, that's better - snooker is on. Now, where was I? Oh yes, this pile of nonsense. Just don't bother with it.
Another amateurish TV movie from the SyFy Channel. This one's about an evil government organisation inhabited by people with psychic powers that have the ability to control the weather and cause huge devastation. Some of the members of said organisation discover their scruples and go on the run, pursued by former colleagues. As usual with this genre, this is a mere mish-mash of sci-fi tropes and ideas, one that barely gets off the ground. It's inhabited by dull actors going through the motions, and a script which seems to have been created by artificial intelligence.
