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Project X (1987)DVDrip.XVID

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093793/

Director:Jonathan Kaplan

Writers:Lawrence Lasker (story)and Stanley Weiser (screenplay)

Release Date:17 April 1987 (USA)

Genre:Comedy,Drama,Sci-Fi,Thriller 

Tagline:
When the Air Force assigned Jimmy Garrett to a top secret project,
he didn't know what he was in for. Neither did they. 

Plot:
A young inductee into the military is given the task of looking after some
chimpanzees used in the mysterious "Project X"

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A young inductee into the military is given the task of looking after some
chimpanzees used in the mysterious "Project X". Getting to know the chimps
fairly well, he begins to suspect there is more to the secret project than
he is being told.  

Cast
 (Cast overview, first billed only)
	Willie	... 	Virgil
	Okko	... 	Goofy
	Karanja	... 	Goliath
	Luke	... 	Bluebeard
	Harry	... 	Ginger
	Arthur	... 	Winston
	Clafu	... 	Spike
	Lucy	... 	Razzberry
	Lulu	... 	Ethel
	Mousie	... 	New recruit

	Matthew Broderick	... 	Jimmy Garrett

	Helen Hunt	... 	Teri

	William Sadler	... 	Dr. Carroll (as Bill Sadler)
	Johnny Ray McGhee	... 	Robertson
	Jonathan Stark	... 	Sgt. Krieger


Jimmy (Matthew Broderick),a young flier with a record of messing up,is let out
of military jail,assigned as a last chance to that lab, and given charge of,
natch, Virgil--who, with nice parallelism is in a cage.
Inevitably it is love at third sight between the two. Broderick, at that time,
came from that vast reservoir of anonymous-faced young actors. Both young and
older, generic non-stars are one of the banes of world (not just American)
cinema today, unlike the days when a Clark Gable could never have been taken
for a Spencer Tracy or a Robert Taylor, not a Charles Boyer for a Jean Gabin.
Yet here, having Broderick play an ordinary, un-quirky fellow--and play him
naturally and well--you get the paradox that his Jimmy rapidly gets
personalized. The lab's hush-hush project is to teach apes to fly simulators
in lieu of human pilots. Jimmy senses there's more to it than this, but,
fascinated by the chimps, busies himself with Virgil, even discovers
(in a clever sequence) that monkey speaks sign language.
The moment comes, though, when the X in Project X takes on its real and sinister
significance. . . one that I will not reveal and spoil surprise and suspense. It
is at this point that the film leaves the ground of scientific and humanistic
realism and plausibility, and soars into the fantasies of Movie Space. Teri
reappears, high drama, pathos, action and the simian version of Spartacus follow
one another with a speed that just might, temporarily, camouflage the silliness,
especially since it is entertaining silliness. The ending is happy. . . and out
andish.