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The Power to Destroy the World...And the Will to Save It

Nomination Year: 1992

SYNOPSIS: When a Russian cyborg with telekinetic powers terrorizes a city, an elite government agency intervenes. A chemist teams up with a special agent to capture the menace but they find out that the true villain isn't who they expected.

Smithee Award Nominations

Worst Science
High-Velocity Bullcrap A woman says in awe of the scientist: "You're the one who pioneered high-velocity magnetism!" Don't ask me what the heck that is -- I thought magnetism worked at pretty much any speed.	Sorry, this clip has not yet been made available!

Worst Acting

Must Be the Director's Kid I know that children have less experience than adults, but there are actually a lot of talented youngsters out there. You'd think that a production company could find one of those. Instead, we get this little girl (who, due to her less-than-credited performance, we think is Kelly Worrell). Her performance is only slightly more enjoyable than listening to nails across a blackboard with stereo headphones. The main character calls her up for help. She's playing video games. "You're gonna rrreally owe me for this one," she drawls annoyingly. She even graces us with her very, very bad James Doohan (Star Trek's Scotty) impression.

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Directors

Director	Claim to Fame
Peter Yuval	Directed four things, all Bad: Dead End City, Time Burst: The Final Alliance, Shooters, and Firehead.

Cast

Actor	Character	Claim to Fame
Christopher Plummer	Vaughn	Famous actor who doesn't seem to read the script before he accepts a job. In LOTS of sci-fi/horror. Everything, really. Was most famously in The Sound of Music.
Chris Lemmon	Hart	From a radio operator in Airport '77 to Richard Phillips on "Duet," to playing his father, famous actor Jack Lemmon in Blonde.
Martin Landau	Admiral Pendleton	Prolific and famous actor, star of "Mission: Impossible" and "Space 1999." Won an Academy Award for his role as Bela Lugosi in Tim Buron's Ed Wood.
Brett Porter	Ivan	General Stex in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. Did a bunch of TV, like playing Brett Hamilton III on "Search for Tomorrow."
Gretchen Becker	Meila	Was the Mom in The Doors and was in Maniac Cop 3: Badge of Silence.
Kelly Worrell	Upper Order Girl

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