Of course its not as good as the original, but this is an incredibly underrated movie.

The worst of the three versions of this Finney classic, but still interesting. Updated to a Gulf War era army base.

Definitely not the best snatcher movie but this wasn't as bad as I thought it would be.

Not the wild and beautiful paranoia nightmare of the 1978 version, but a damn fine sci fi suspense thriller nonetheless.

This is Ferrara working in Hollywood, and not a bad, spoiled Ferrara: he has to follow some studio agenda, of course -- the romance is absolutely silly --, but it's interesting to notice how he deals with a horror film that doesn't need to be graphic or explicit. I guess the director has never been so subtle -- and so precise with pace -- as in this Body Snatchers.

not as good as either of the previous installments, but not bad either

the credits should have rolled after marti threw her little brother out of a helicopter. best ending ever.

Flawed, but still really good. Meg Tilly is terrifying. Gabrielle Anwar is stunningly beautiful and does a fantastic job. Also, the cinematography is extremely good. Not to mention the fact that these films leave one with a lot to think about. ...(read more)It doesn't really compare to the 1978 version, but is still great.

This is the last film to give me nightmares, and I saw it during its one-week theatrical run. Etched upon my memory forever. "How I hated THEM!"

Poor clone of invasion of the body snatchers.

well - wtf :D Ferrara's most intense drug-addict period i suppose :DDD

Assuming everyone saw the earlier Body Snatcher movies, this completely dispenses without any explanations about the pods and what they do and instead moves full throttle forward as our heroine desperately tries to escape from a terrifying, increasingly impossible situation. Several unexpectedly grim plot twists for a '90s movie and a brilliant performance by Tilly as Anwar's young stepmom add to the enjoyment.

It seems like the best actors are consigned to supporting roles, but I still like this movie. I still prefer the '78 version, but this does a decent job with the premise.

"That's not my mommy!" I was not exactly surprised to see Larry Cohen and Stuart Gordon in the writing credits, but I was, however, pleasently surprised at the tension and terror generated by Ferrara. It's inferior to its two predecessors (both classics), but highlighted by great use of light/shadows, tilted camera angles and some truly eerie scenes, where you're left guessing who has been cloned and who has yet to be cloned. But wtf was Forest Whitaker doing?!

terry kinney = greatest performance ever

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