dispatch and brio???

Rating: 3/10 (16 March 2000)

I'm sorry, but the person that commented this movie shows people responding to a crisis with dispatch and brio should get their head examined. This movie is what it is, high-tech fluff. When the stripper-chick (Viv Fox)is walking through LA all alone with her baby and dog, and every building in sight destroyed, who do you think comes and finds her? Yep, Will Smith takes some time out of his busy alien-fighting schedule and comes to find his woman (and kid). The fluff scenes between these two are sickening at best, offensive at worst. Remember, though, after this movie Vivica A. Fox was considered the "it" girl. So people must like their fluff in concentrated hard to swallow doses. Goldbloom is at his annoying worst, the most brutal form of torture is to make someone watch his IMac commercial over and over and over ala "Clockwork Orange." The gay innuendos are ridiculous, and often, Goldbloom finally found a role he excells at - "annoying gay guy with no self esteem is responsible for saving the world from aliens." Sounds like the scriptwriter was letting off a little steam...OK, so what do you do when aliens overwhelm every city on the world??? Hire Goldbloom to plug his IMac into the alien computer and give it a virus. C'mon people, thats an obvious one.