Blast from the Past (film)

Blast from the Past is a 1999 American romantic comedy film based on a story and directed by Hugh Wilson, and starring Brendan Fraser, Alicia Silverstone, Christopher Walken, Sissy Spacek and Dave Foley.

Eve and Troy take Adam to a 1940s style nightclub to find him a wife. Immediately gains the attention of several desirable women, including Eves flirtatious rival, Sophie Carmen Mor. Eve becomes jealous and reconnects with her exboyfriend Cliff Nathan Fillion, but leaves after Cliff goads Adam into an altercation. Troy later returns home alone, and explains that Adam went home with Sophie. Adam returns later, explaining that he politely rejected Sophies advances. They kiss, but Adam insists on telling her the truth about his past and states that he wants to take her underground. She asks him to leave. When he returns the next day, Eve is waiting with a team of mental health professionals to have him committed. He sadly cooperates at first, but escapes as they leave the house. He asks that Eve collect his things for him and pay his hotel bill. Troy and Eve find toiletries and clothing manufactured in the early 1960s. They realize that Adam was telling the truth. They track Adam back to the ghetto where Eve throws herself into his arms.Adam tells his parents that he and Eve cant stay. He asks them to set the lock timer for only two months this time, and then he will return for them. He and Eve use the money from selling stocks his father felt worthless due to nuclear holocaust to build his parents a new home in the country, identical to the home that was destroyed, with an interior that resembles the homey interior of the fallout shelter. ........

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