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Rating:  -
First, in all fairness, I haven't seen this movie. Why? I refuse to watch so called horror films that demonize snakes. Snakes are NOT evil, people, they are part of nature, and maybe occasionally one will eat a person. But we eat cows, spiders eat flies, and so on. Snakes are lovely creatures, and the CGI never does justice to their beauty.
Anyway, my main problem with this movie? The cover. 'Boa' it says. OK, Boa Constrictor. The people behind this movie obviously did not do their homework on Boa Constrictors. Their teeth do not sit up front like venomous fangs. They sit in back, curved backwards, which is why a bite from a Boa would be painful.
In conclusion, please, do not make more movies demonizing animals. Make movies about monsters that may or may not exist, make movies about humans who are monsters inside, but don't make something innocent evil. And if you MUST, do your homework on the creature and make it look realistic.
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Let me assume that you allready know that BOA is a very bad movie. Let me also assume that you are fan of bad movies for there is no other reason to even consider buying BOA on DVD. What makes Boa great is that you can tell that the filmakers tried to make something good and just failed miserbly. The movie is very funny and the humor is almost completly unintentional. Let me share with you one of the highlights.
After shooting one of thier own men, the military guys think they have the snake trapped. They shoot at it hitting a gas line which sits on fire for about a minute without exploding. That is just enough time for the boa to excape and the entire security crew to show up and die when the gas line finally does explode.
The rest of the movie has the same type of stupidity to it. Boa is easily the funniest of the big snake movies. Oh my god! I almost forgot, DEAN CAIN is in the movie. Dean Cain!!!
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I saw this crap on the sci-fi channel the other day, and I was disapointed. The plot is pretty cool, but the action sucks, and the snake is hardly in the movie. Do yourself a favor, and don't buy this movie, it is boring and stupid. The two snake movies I would recommend are Anaconda, and Python 2.
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Boa was entertaining and exciting, but the computer effects weren't as realistic as Python's and Anaconda's.
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Another film in the never-ending series of "Giant Animated Snake Eats People" films that have been plaguing us for almost a decade. The creators of a maximum-security prison in the Antarctic drill into a hollow rock formation and disturb the ten-million-plus slumber of 80-foot hungry reptile.
There's nothing more to this film than that. "Boa" (also known as "New Alcatraz") actually takes itself seriously instead of reveling in its silliness, which I don't think was a smart idea. The technical team - photography, production design-set decoration, etc. - create a fairly effective, chilling atmosphere, but everything else about "Boa" is strictly routine.
Dean Cain does a job I would describe as tolerable, although Elizabeth Lackey is just that - lacking - as his wife, and the supporting cast (Mark Sheppard, Grand L. Bush, Craig Wasson) is just a touch more professional.
The film-makers actually make the wise move of mostly keeping the snake in the dark so we can't see just how fake it looks.
I don't really recommend it unless you actually happen to enjoy this sort of thing to begin with; other, similar titles include "Python" 1 and 2, "Anaconda" (the original hokey animated killer snake movie of 1997) and "Anaconda: Search for the Blood Orchid", and the inevitable "Boa Vs. Python".
The DVD includes a few trailers and filmographies for the director and principal actors.
2/5
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