Supernova

[Greg Cox]

This was just kind of a troubled production from the get-go. More trivia: as I understand it, at least two full novelizations were written, by two different authors, but neither ever saw print . . . in part because MGM laid off most of their licensing department around the same time . . . .

 

[jefferiestubes8]

computer voice

After watching most of it last night I did like the computer "Sweetie"'s voice which in surround sound was placed through all 5 speakers.
It was really effective in that you felt you were on the ship and hearing a PA speaker system of the computer's voice.

The tone and type of speaking was similar to the Mars-1 computer female voice in Red Planet (2000).

What do you guys think of female computer voices?

 

[Myasishchev]

"Last Man Standing" mostly blew, too, and when you have Bruce Willis and Christopher Walken in a film...and it sucks...for shame.

No way. Last Man Standing was wicked cool.

Now, as for Supernova, I think I watched this, but I can't remember anything about it.

 

[Asbo Zaprudder]

Was this the one where they trigger a phase change in the vacuum state of the Universe thereby ensuring its destruction -- albeit radiating slowly out from a single point at the speed of light? What a stinker.

 

[tharpdevenport]

"Chain Reaction", I think.

 

[Asbo Zaprudder]

...and Angela Bassett and James Spader swap the colour of one of their eyes in a genetic mix-up that is almost negligibly laughable in its consequences.