Outbreak (1995) - Movie Details
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| Release Date: | March 10, 1995 |
| Genre: | Action, Suspense |
| Director: | Wolfgang Petersen |
| Writer: | Robert Roy Pool, Laurence Dworet |
| Cast: | Patrick Dempsey, Donald Sutherland, Cuba Gooding Jr., Kevin Spacey, Morgan Freeman, Rene Russo, Dustin Hoffman |
| Studio: | Warner Brothers |
| Running Time: | 128 minutes |
| MPAA Rating: | Rated R for language. |
When a deadly contagion breaks out in a Californian town, a group of scientists realize that it could expand through the rest of the United States in a matter of days. But as the military quarantine becomes tighter and tighter, the head scientist begins to suspect that something else is going on, and that he himself might be in danger for knowing it. ...
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Man has conquered the Earth, mapped every corner of the globe, and is the top of the food chain. Though natural disasters and war happen, he is ultimately invincible. Except for against microorganisms. Outbreak is about a situation where man can die without being able to fight, and what the military would do about should such a situation occur. Full movie review »
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Anonymous says:
February 8, 2007I thought this movie was stupid when my biology teacher put it in. After a while i really started to get really into it. It made me realize that a monkey or some other animal could really come here and cause a really big wipe out to our population. I really enjoyed this scientific movie and im glad I spent the time watching it instead of texting :D.
Anonymous says:
November 29, 2003There is no amount of reading about the horrible effects of Ibola and other harmful viruses that could possibly put into words the expressions on the faces of the victims. I have read about such viruses, but watching this movie gave me a visual that I never could have imagined. Although at some points it was very gruesome, it was quite an eye-opener for me.