Virtuosity (1995)
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Fresh: 10 | Rotten: 20
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Average Rating: 3.9/10
Critic Reviews: 9
Fresh: 2 | Rotten: 7
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In a futuristic, high-tech world run by huge corporations, Parker Barnes (Denzel Washington) is an L.A. policeman serving time for killing the psychotic who murdered his wife and child. Lindenmeyer (Stephen Spinella), a Dr. Frankenstein of the computer era, has created a monster, Sid 6.7 (Russell Crowe), a virtual reality entity which is programmed with the character traits of scores of mass murderers. Sid 6.7 has escaped the control of its creator and is now running amok. The privatized police
Aug 4, 1995 Wide
May 25, 1999
Paramount Home Video
Cast
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Denzel Washington
Parker Barnes -
Kelly Lynch
Madison Carter -
Russell Crowe
SID 6.7 -
Stephen Spinella
Lindenmeyer -
William Forsythe
William Cochran -
Louise Fletcher
Elizabeth Deane -
Karen Annarino
IS' TV Reporter -
Michael Buffer
Emcee -
Mara Duronslet
Beautiful Woman at Olym... -
William Fichtner
Wallace -
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Margot Hope
Paula -
Laura Leigh Hughes
Suburban Reporter -
Cheryl Lawson
Pretty Woman in Media Z... -
Traci Lords
Media Zone Singer -
Costas Mandylor
John Donovan -
Jordan Marder
Prison Transport Guard -
John Meier
Stunt Coordinator and P... -
Miguel Nájera
Rafael Debaca -
Dustin Nguyen
Suburban Reporter -
Kevin J. O'Connor
Clyde Reilly -
Michael Tamburro
Helicopter Pilot -
John Walcutt
Swat Captain -
Eric Bernt
Building Supervisor -
Shane Dixon
Stunt Player -
James M. Halty
Stunt Player -
Danny Goldring
John Symes -
Christopher Murray
Matthew Grimes -
Mic Rodgers
Stunt Coordinator -
Michelle Smith
Screaming Woman -
R.A. Rondell
Stunt Player -
Virginia Watson
Anchorwoman -
Michael Runyard
Stunt Player -
Alanna Ubach
Eila -
Anthony C. Hall
Locator Technician -
Rolando Molina
Videostore Salesman -
Juan A. Riojas
Metromedia Cop -
Daniel Anderson
Police Detective -
Kaley Cuoco
Karin -
Tony Brown
Stunt Player
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All Critics (32) | Top Critics (11) | Fresh (11) | Rotten (20) | DVD (3)
The presence of Washington lends the picture a much-needed dose of authenticity. But in the end Virtuosity is disconnected and uninvolving.
Though Virtuosity connects all the dots to give audiences a roller-coaster ride, the movie begets nothing new: It's stillborn.
Virtuosity doesn't always compute, but like last summer's Speed, it is far more fully realized cinematically than many less commercial, more serious pictures.
Given Washington's presence and the promise of a virtual reality action story, Virtuosity has some appeal -- provided, of course, the viewers aren't selective.
The world of Virtuosity may be spanking new, but the ideas are yesterday's news.
Someone should tell Hollywood that the mass-killer genre is dead and that its virtual reality counterpart is already wheezing.
Shallow stuff, but the solid visual effects, decent stunts, and the work of Washington and Crowe make it watchable.
The worst movie that could possibly be made starring Crowe and Washington
Despite the fact that it treads recycled waters, Leonard's film is an enjoyable ride.
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