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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Flubbed the dvd Jun 26, 2006
By ajsteele
I remember seeing this many years ago and thinking this is decent sci-fi. The female menace is sort of hot looking and there is a genuine feeling of peril as she attacks. How did gregory Hines get this role? He did okay but he seemed an oddball choice for the lead role. Another one of those strange dvd disasters regarding the transfer. Its in fullscreen!(pan and scan) Where the heck is the widescreen? Someone doesnt care about the proper presentation of films. Nice sci-fi for a rainy Saturday afternoon, but wait for a widescreen transfer.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Hell hath no fury like a woman bomb. Nov 12, 2007
By D. brfown
The military's newest secret weapon is out for a test run when she is injured in a bank robbery. Her handler's death triggers her progamming so that she begins carrying out doomsday combat orders. Enter Gregory Hines as a special forces officer who is now tasked with stopping a threat he was never trained for: a walking nuclear weapon. The more he learns about Eve, the less he likes. After several failed attempts, he is trapped between her and an onrushing subway train. It is a no holds barred battle to the finish as he must choose between his death and the death of half of New York. Definetly for the action fans.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Region 2 in Widescreen Format Sep 17, 2010
By Ven
"VES"
This DVD is available in widescreen format in Region 2 via Amazon.co.Uk. Quality is good.
6 of 9 found the following review helpful:
Hot 'Bot! Sep 04, 2000
By Jason Vance
Eve is a veeery realistic-looking android babe with some nifty military hardware including a hot bod, and a nuclear bomb. What a woman! But when things go awry in her testing phase during a bank robbery, Eve winds up lost in the big city. Now, the rescue team, which includes the real (human) Eve and Gregory Hines, must find and disarm her before she goes "kerblooey." Of course Eve is programmed to protect herself at all costs, and virtually any-sized problem she is presented is met with her own brand of "Six Million Dollar Man"-esque ultra-violence, resulting in the destruction part of the film's title.
Eve of destruction May 15, 2011
By Babbs
This is a great old movie for it's time and I love the part that Gregory Hines plays. I would love it, If they came out with a remake of this Movie or a part 2.
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