Scientist Wanted To Turn A Dumb Man Into A Genius But Created The Perfect Creature | Sci Fi Recap 

Pic isn't from movie , man isn't turned into a creature , just obtained powers from the experiment.

I was a little kid when lawn mower man came out.

This was Pierce Brosnan's first break into movies after his TV series "Remington Steele" (his debut appearance in the industry) finished. I also think this was Jeff Fahey's (Jobe) first major movie assignment. Pierce's 007 venture comes a few years later after Roger Moore and Timothy Dalton.

Jobe survived by hiding in 3 1/2 inch floppy disc 😅

is that a young Pierce Brosnan with an earing?

6% are Intelligent beings that makes jokes? :))))))

Never knew before about this james bond lore

The director could never have thought he would be shot by the cartel and buried in desert by his brother in law.

My man was dreaming big with VR augmentation, considering what we actualy have, VR Chat Knuckles on drugs.

Zordon the monkey escaped...we need teenagers with attitude

Is that science building the same as the original power rangers base?

Ex of perfect tenses: Present perfect: I have put the money in the machine. (The action is completed in the present) Past perfect: I had finished my homework before mom called me for dinner. (The action is completed in the past) Future perfect: By the time the show is over, Marie will have danced for 40 minutes. (The action will be completed in the future)

6% are humans?

Nice.

Does anyone remember another movie where a scientist made his mentally handicapped brother smart?

Now that's a movie worth a remake! Scene by Scene, with 2024 effects!

This movie was good, but I absolutely loved the sequel: The Leafblower Man

One of my Blockbuster memories. I really liked the movie but I felt the dated graphics even for its time hurt it, I always hoped someone would take the original film and fix the graphics.

The was a book called Flowers For Algernon and a movie called Charlie I think this was a Stephen King spin on those. 🫡to everyone who remembers this on cable and video tape.

I think im recalling the vhs or dvd in blockbuster or hollywood video for this!

Great movie! Seems like the movie Lucy was inspired by this movie.

This movie was fantastic! So ahead of its time.

When this movie came out, there was a contest where you submit something (I can't remember what - Something that was packaged in the VHS I think or a phone number or something) and you had a chance to win a VR set (what was considered VR in 1992, haha). Was pretty intense to think about as a kid.

humans are perfect creatures is PRESENT CONTINUOUS TIME? ex: They are ALWAYS tendING to be PERFECT! :P

I’d like to see them try turn me into a genius

Legendary cinematographic assets: Brosnan's Hair, Russel's hair PLUS his Beard in "The Thing" Those things can pull off a movie by themselves ffs..........

a movie way ahead of its time.

I felt sad for the character. We rented it from Blockbuster (rip) way back in the days.

LARRY

Far more advance for 1992

Lapedis from Lost

Good movie. Deserves a remake

And that's how skynet was born

The guy in the picture looks like a white elf🤩

The premise is basically The Sixth Finger but with a different ending.

Good old 90s movie 👌

good

What's the background music please Is it your own or from music library?

am/is/are tending = no PRESENT/PAST nor FUTURE is PERFECT TENSE! :P

Back in the day, watching it as a kid this movie was so awesome. We rented the VHS tape a few times. Later we went to watch the sequel in the movie theater and I remember being so disappointed 😂

The next Ultron is here! Soon he will build a physical robotic body in the real world

Horrible voice over, gets characters confused…meh

One of my favourite films of all time.

Imagine if this was remade now?

😂 He kept calling Larry... Job... Make it make sense..