Barb Wire
Living in the 'Second American Civil War', sexy Barb Wire works as a mercenary and runs a night club to earn a living. When a fugitive scientist, who bring with him the blueprints of government's bio-weapons, comes and hides in her club, Barb gets caught up in a deadly adventures that she had never expected to.
24 September 1967
3 December 1935, Bombay, Bombay Presidency, British India
17 November 1965, New York City, New York, USA
23 August 1940, San Diego, California, USA
4 September 1937, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
1953
16 November 1945, Dallas, Texas, USA
20 April 1959, Burbank, California, USA
16 March 1964, USA
12 February 1957, Los Angeles, California, USA
March 20, 2013
A lemon of a comic book movie with an uninteresting heroine, bad acting, and a bland humorless premise...
April 27, 2007
We used to complain about Hollywood travesties of great books; now we're reduced to kvetching about movies that cheapen the comic strips on which they're based.
April 27, 2007
Its main source is a comic book, but it might as well be a computer.
January 11, 2004
The most inane and inept hootfest (or, for that matter, hooterfest) to hit the big screen since Showgirls.
January 26, 2006
The film's haphazardly edited, lacks narrative clout, and rambles on to a ludicrously extended conclusion.
April 27, 2007
The movie carries its cyberpunk variation right through to the end, and usually with enough wit and craziness to freshen the mix. Then, there is Pamela, whose tight, disciplined performance deserves more respect than it will almost certainly get.
February 14, 2001
Made with a wafer-thin stylishness that thinks dressing the Congressionals like storm troopers is creative, Barb Wire plods along, following one pro forma scene with the next.
April 27, 2007
his cartoonlike starring vehicle for Pamela Anderson Lee offers enough choreographed fight sequences, heavy artillery and fleeting glimpses of the star's august body parts to satisfy the raging hormones of its target young male audience.
February 07, 2011
...a consistently inept and astonishingly dull actioner...
December 04, 2002
After a while [the] novelty wears off.
July 07, 2010
The irony of this style, with its high-swank grunge clutter, is that it's too dissociated to have coherence even as pop; we're always aware that we're watching sets being photographed.
December 18, 2004
There isn't a scene that Anderson-Lee walks through that didn't grab my attention.
