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Dominican Rep. Blast From the Past
- Original title
- Blast From the Past
- Year
- 1999
- Running time
- 113 min.
- Country
United States- Director
- Screenwriter
- Cast
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Brendan Fraser
Alicia Silverstone
Sissy Spacek
Christopher Walken
Dave Foley
Joey Slotnick- Dale Raoul
- Hayden Tank
Douglas Smith- Ryan Sparks
Nathan Fillion- See all credits
- Music
- Cinematography
- Producer
- Genre
- Comedy. Romance | Romantic Comedy. 1960s
- Synopsis
- In 1962, Calvin Webber (Christopher Walken) was a brilliant but somewhat paranoid scientist living with his wife Helen (Sissy Spacek) in Los Angeles. In the midst of the Cuban Missile Crisis, a plane crashed into the Webber's yard. Mistaking the blast for "the big one," the Webbers moved into their elaborate bomb shelter to wait out the half-life of radioactive fallout. In the shelter, now a sort of time capsule, Calvin and Helen conceived and raised their son Adam (Brendan Fraser). For 35 years, Adam was raised on Jackie Gleason, Perry Como, and stories about life on the surface. Calvin taught his son about science, baseball, and communists while Mom taught Adam about dancing, good manners, and charming young ladies. Just in time, too, as Adam is sent to the surface to gather supplies and find a wife, preferably a nice, non-mutant girl from Pasadena with which to repopulate the world. Once this "fish out of water" story is set up, the fish, Adam, is set adrift in a sea of supermarkets and adult bookstores, but is soon caught by Eve Rustikov (Alicia Silverstone). Completely lost above ground, Adam enlists Eve's help to navigate his new world and find the supplies on his list. The literally sheltered Adam falls for this bitter, cynical, street-smart woman who grew up in a bleak Los Angeles with little use for love. Living with her gay roommate, Troy (Dave Foley), Eve has had her hopes chipped away by a long line of dead-end jobs and loser boyfriends. When the throwback Adam enters her life with his sunny disposition, seersucker jacket, and joy at seeing the sky, she can't help but fall in love.
- Critics' reviews
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"Garish and not funny enough, Wilson's shapeless satire plods on, squandering its nice premise and its appealing actors"
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"Despite its original concept, the movie loses much of its socially satiric edge once Fraser emerges from his underground bunker and starts wooing Silverstone"
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