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A high school prodigy builds an atomic bomb with stolen plutonium to win the 45th National Science Fair and expose a nuclear weapons lab posing as nuclear medicine in Ithaca NY.<\/p>\nA high school prodigy builds an atomic bomb with stolen plutonium to win the 45th National Science Fair and expose a nuclear weapons lab posing as nuclear medicine in Ithaca NY.<\/p>\n
Everyone knows that teenagers are smarter than adults, and if given a chance the kids could save the world — if they don’t blow it to bits first. The Manhattan Project tells of how 16-year-old Paul Stephens (Christopher Collet<\/a>) tries to alert his community to the dangers of nuclear energy. John Mathewson (John Lithgow<\/a>), a doctor in a pharmaceutical research plant wherein covert plutonium experiments are taking place, is the boyfriend of Paul’s mom, Elizabeth (Jill Eikenberry<\/a>). While Mathewson is romantically occupied, Paul and his girl, Jenny Anderman (Cynthia Nixon<\/a>), steal the plutonium and construct their own atomic bomb. They do this, of course, as a warning to foolhardy grown-ups — none more foolhardy than the folks who put up good money to make this film. The Manhattan Project was directed by longtime Woody Allen<\/a> collaborator Marshall Brickman<\/a>, whose expert sense of comic timing obscures the thickheaded “message” of this picture.<\/p>\n Lisatud 22.12.2015, 1 501 537 174b, REFiLL, AKA Deadly Game<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A high school prodigy builds an atomic bomb with stolen plutonium to win the 45th National Science Fair and expose a nuclear weapons lab posing as nuclear medicine in Ithaca NY. Everyone knows that teenagers are smarter than adults, and…<\/span><\/p>\n