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I have seen this movie twice and have loved it both times. It is a droll and endearing romantic comedy that is peppered with a terrific cast and favorable performances. I would gladly observe it again.
Calvin Webber (Christopher Walken), a nerdy, nutty scientist, and his old-fashioned and very pregnant wife, Helen (Sissy Spacek), are living in California in fifties style splendor in the early nineteen sixties, when the Cuban Missile Crisis occurs. Buying into the red panic of the day and convinced that attack by the communists is imminent, they immediately go underground into the dapper deluxe bomb shelter that Calvin had had the foresight to beget under his house and fully equip with enough supplies to last thirty five years. No sooner do they do so, Calvin’s fears are reinforced, as suddenly a force of broad impact shudders overhead. Thinking that they were hit by an atomic blast status off by the communists, they hunker down for the next thirty five years, waiting for the radiation to dissipate.
In the interim, they have a baby boy, whom they name Adam (Brendan Fraser) . As Adam grows up, he is unknowingly caught in a time warp with his parents, as they have no contact with the outside world. Adam’s world opinion and values think that of his parents, as his entire life, thus far, has been spent underground soley in their company. When the thirty five years are up, Calvin surfaces briefly to check the station of affairs topside. What he sees, he misinterprets, and upon his return to the bomb shelter ends up having a heart attack. He and Helen then dispatch Adam on a reconnaissance mission to gather needed supplies.
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What transpires when Adam ventures into the outside world is very silly and often poignant. As played by Brendan Fraser, the thirty five year mature Adam, a current faced, polite virgin with no fashion sense, has a Dudley-Do-Right quality and a load of goofy, accurate charm that ensures the comedic success of this film. His foray into the outside world, his endearingly innocent interpretation of all that he sees, and his interaction with others will leave the viewer laughing. When he runs into Eve (Alicia Silverstone), the hard edged, appropriately named, blooming blonde with a heart of gold, he is smitten. Together they will leave the viewer hoping that Adam and Eve will derive the Garden of Eden.
Christopher Walker is amazing as the slightly nutty, paranoid but quick-witted scientist. Sissy Spacek shows a definite comedic flair as the patient and long suffering wife who buys into her husband’s vision of things. Dave Foley of “Kids in the Hall” fame is terrific as Eve’s drolly amusing, blissful roommate. Alicia Silverstone, while ostensibly the weakest link in this otherwise brilliantly cast comedy, calm manages to give a more than acceptable performance as the cynical Eve. It is Brendan Fraser, however, with his aw-shucks, innocent veneer, who deftly steals the indicate accurate under everyone’s nose. His charming and laughable, ingratiating performance is one that will have the viewer watching this film over and over again. This is a must have comedy for one’s personal collection.
In 1962, my junior high school science roject was to form a model fall-out shelter, complete with lists of supplies for 30 years underground. My father, who was a scientist, hung out with a bunch of guys who so closely resemble Calvin Weber (Christopher Walken) that I was startled to peer him in the movie. These guys built hi-fis and robots in their basements for fun; and yes, my parents listened to Perry Como! BFTP portrays the essence of those times fondly and with a pointed humor. Both Sissy Spacek (the mother) and Christopher Walken (the father) do beautifully amusing turns in this film as a couple having retreated to their fall-out shelter for a 35 year discontinue in the unsuitable notion that Los Angeles has been bombed.
Brendan Fraser’s performance as the incandescent but impossibly naiive Adam Weber is shiny. Playing a totally sheltered (no pun intended) 35 year-old encountering the outside world for the first time, Fraser manages through expend of his mobile facial features and skillful body language to peek like a nerdy 14 year old-fashioned. The performance was strongly reminiscent of Tom Hanks in Broad.
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Alicia Silverstone and Dave Foley play strong supporting roles as Eve, Adam’s worship interest, and her pleased room-mate Troy. The strongest scenes in the movie feature all three of them. For major laughs, view Eve and Troy’s faces while they gape Adam fabricate a splash on the dance floor.
This movie made me a Brendan Fraser fan. I liked it so worthy I bought copies for several people for Christmas. Lest you judge this is only for Boomers, I showed it to a 24 year primitive friend who completely cracked up over it.
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