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EPISODE · Sep 11, 2018 · 52 MIN

“Homewrecker” (1992)

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"Homewrecker" was the first World Premier Movie for the then-new "Sci-Fi" cable channel, and a surprisingly decent movie about a "smart home" AI system that goes rogue. While the movie features very little of Portland (one exterior shot, plus a cabin in the woods), it's actually a competent, well-acted, well-directed movie -- quite the difference from the normal Portland at the Movies fare. You can watch it for free on YouTube, so have a watch, and then settle in for our review! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLhJnFccTCU The one glorious shot of Portland in the movie. Way in the background is the 405/Freemont Bridge interchange. The post “Homewrecker” (1992) appeared first on Portland at the Movies.

"Homewrecker" was the first World Premier Movie for the then-new "Sci-Fi" cable channel, and a surprisingly decent movie about a "smart home" AI system that goes rogue. While the movie features very little of Portland (one exterior shot, plus a cabin in the woods), it's actually a competent, well-acted, well-directed movie -- quite the difference from the normal Portland at the Movies fare. You can watch it for free on YouTube, so have a watch, and then settle in for our review! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLhJnFccTCU The one glorious shot of Portland in the movie. Way in the background is the 405/Freemont Bridge interchange.

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