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Audience Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9780792157700
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC
ISBN: 0792157702
Label: Paramount
Manufacturer: Paramount
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Paramount
Release Date: April 11, 2000
Running Time: 89 minutes
Sales Rank: 28727
Studio: Paramount
Theatrical Release Date: February 18, 1999
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - vapid made-for-cable TV movie, with poor acting
This is obviously a made-for-TV film. You can tell by the fade-outs every 15 minutes or so, so you can go to a commercial break. I'm guessing this was made for The Sci-Fi Channel, partally because of the content, but also because it's a Paramount film, and Paramount was a 50% owner of The Sci-Fi Channel with Universal when this film was made.
The new Outer Limits had better production values (and that's a pretty low bar). Story's supposed to be set in D.C., but it's obviously Los ... Read More
Rating:  - Thought provoking SCI-FI, not guideline for world policy
This film demonstrates that the positive and negative in all of us can at best be balanced, but not eradicated. All things in moderation, including non-violence AND brutality.
The point is missed by those who automatically dismiss it as crap because the women have decided to criminalize male reproduction due to genetic tendencies toward violence, yet can be violent themselves. Whichever of the differing versions of who wiped out the men presented in this film you believe, what is key ... Read More
Rating: - love
ok now what is a movie with out love if there were no man earth at all well most of the woman wolud be died . because what is living without love
Rating:  - crap
Okay this movie is utter crap without any plot depth whatsoever. Women not as violent as men? WHAT A BUNCH OF LAUGHS, first off pick up a freaking history book for crying out loud! What about that countess that bathes in her servants blood in order to look young. Certianly not very violent at all.
Humans by nature are violent, women are no less violent then men in this regard. Alot of the movie also counterdicts itself by showing that women are indeed as dispicable as men if not more ... Read More
Rating:  - Perfect man - too bad there's only one
In order to end a devastating war, the Y bomb was created, so called because it carries a virus that kills only men. The point was to kill soldiers and not civilians, however there are unexpected repercussions. The end result is that, at the time the story takes place, the only men remaining are very few and aging. They are the small percentage that had a natural immunity and live in a militant group that dreams of taking back their world.
Society is made up entirely of women. This makes ... Read More
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