Continuity mistake: During the driving sequence on the mountain road, the foliage shown is inconsistent. For example, when the guy in the BMW cuts Eve off and yells at her through the passenger window, orange autumn leaves can be seen reflected on his windshield. Shots outside the vehicles immediately before and after this shot show only evergreen trees in the area. After this, when Beamer Guy is shown talking on his cell phone, shot from inside the vehicle, the trees seen outside his driver-side window are significantly different than those shown in shots outside the car.
Eve of Destruction (1991)
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Directed by: Duncan Gibbins
Starring: Gregory Hines, Kurt Fuller, Michael Greene, Renee Soutendijk
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Gregory Hines stars in this science fiction thriller about a counter-terrorism expert pitted against an android that has been loaded with her creator's personality-including her issues-and a small nuclear bomb. The infiltration unit goes haywire (as they must), goes on a killing spree and endangers innocents along the way until the good guys can stop it. Late 80s/Early 90s fashions, poor CGI, bad makeup effects, visible old technology, past attitudes and clumsy action sequences date the low-budget film a bit. Gregory Hines as a Anti-Terrorist Special Forces guy is also a bit of a stretch-maybe Denzel Washington could have done better with the character. This movie was not a father in the caps of either Hines or Dutch actress and co-star Renée Soutendijk in a dual role as the deadly Android and its creator.
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