Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rated by buyers Unrated
Type of bind: DVD
Brand: Lions Gate
EAN num: 0707729118268
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
Label: Lions Gate
Manufacturer: Lions Gate
Quantity: 1
Publishing house: Lions Gate
Region Code: 1
Release Date: August 19, 2003
Running Time: 91 minutes
Sale Popularity Level: 41272
Studio: Lions Gate
Theatrical Release Date: June 13, 1999
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Studio: Lions Gate Home Ent. Release Date: 08/19/2003 Run time: 91 minutes Rated by buyers Nr
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This movie was great it scared the pants off of me. It has a great plot it is about a tropical rattle snake a made up deadly one what got loose in the United States a few years ago and began breeding with the western diamondback species of rattle snake. Then someone does some blasting were the cross bread rattle snakes live and it causes them to haunt the town were all the people live and there are tons of them that come. Varry scarry film one of the scarriest I have seen.
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Give it a go, Silent Preditors is not a bad movie.
When this movie was shot over here in Australia I was in it, I played Lance Parker a young boy who trips into a pit of snakes.
I am sick of hearing all the time that it is a bad movie, I would like to see any of you reviews get off your fat slobby butts and make a better one!
Give it a go, that's all I ask.
Michael
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Luckily for this revewier the plot is so simple I can dispense with it quickly and then concentrate on the derisive parts of the movie. Guy's breaking up dirt for a housing development. Disturbs rattlesnakes, understandably. The connexion with this and the rattlesnakes becoming mutants, an impossibility is never explained.Now follow closely. These mutants, again for some unknown reason, start attacking humans, killing a bunch of'em. Enter the herpetologist who obviously knows nothing about snakes, ut gives the viewer a sense of the SCIENTIST. As a balance to the VILLAIN , we have the ECOLOGIST, who makes sage remarks. The good guys cant get the stupid guys to realise ow dangerous this is until a few more people are killed. Eventually, the snakes are cornered in a mineshaft and blown uo, ironically just what the VILLAIN was trying to do.
Being an amateru hesrpetologist, when these movies are played seriously I want to scream a the director, "Did you ever see Hitchcock's BIRDS -- he did the same thing but put large dollops of fun in it. This movie has no humour AT ALL! You can play this kind of movie straight.
Just a few examples. There are no tropical rattlesnakes. It would be impossible for one of these snakes to become instantneously mutant; this takes place over thousands of years, and snakes have never been, nor will they ever become mutant. The genetic structure of a gene does not allow it.
The snakes they showed were usually Texasrat snakes , harmless, or computer-simulate western diamond-backs. None of the snakes showed any proclivity to be a mutant. Snakes, even "mutant" ones do not maleovently ones go on search and destroy operations for people. King snakes, and other constrictors, rarely fool with rattlesnakes; this is rare. And when they do, the outcome is by no means a sure thing for the king snake.
The stereotypical woman trapped in her car surrounded by EVIL MUTANT SNAKES, screaming her head off was annoying. It must have been a fun role for this actress, though.
Finally, EVERYONE leaving town because there are a few MUTANTS aaround was laughable. This would hardly happen in desert country where people are almost as armed as in Mississippi.
Had the movie not taken itself so seriously and injected a few quirky characters, like the old prospector warning everyone in the town hall that he had seen all theis before, ettc. that would have been good.Mel Gibson, if you're readding this, do one of you wonderful saties on these mutant animals gone crazy movies.
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The snakes in SILENT PREDATORS are some nasty critters, to say the least. We very first meet them twenty years earlier, when a truck carrying this genetically bred rattlesnake wrecks, and the snake kills its two passengers. Fast forward 20 years and we meet Harry Hamlin as the new fire chief in a small town. Jack Scalia and Shannon Sturges portray the greedy land developer and his assistant who refuse to stop their bombing in spite of unleashing thousands of this newly bred snake. Suffice to say, the snakes do get loose, Scalia usurps Hamlin's power by bringing up a shady past, and veteranarian and Oscar-nominee Patty McCormack spouts out the balance of nature speech. A tense ending in a deserted mine shaft has sufficient chills and overall the cast and crew perform yeomanly. An above average TV movie.
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I very first saw this movie on Fox a few years ago.It was great!It is probably one of the most suspenceful movies you'll ever see.When a truck carrying a deadly snake crashes,the snake is set free on a small town.It begins to breed with the common rattle snakes in the area resulting in thousands of poisonous snakes!Can the local authorities and nature specialists stop the snakes before it's too late?I give it an A+!
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