Bo Brundin

In the innocent days of 1962, Willie (Brian Wimmer, 'China Beach's' 'Boonie') marries Joy (Marcia Gay Harden, 'Miller's Crossing'), the girl of his dreams. But the young lovers' hopes are shattered when a sleazeball land developer (Peter Gallagher, 'sex, lies and videotape") frames Willie and his best friend Frank (Peter Berg, "Shocker"). On the run for a crime they didn't commit, the two buddies end up caught in the biggest chill ever: guinea pigs in a dangerous cryonics experiment. Frozen alive. And they don't thaw out until 1991. It's 1991. Frank and Willie haven't aged a day, but everything else has changed, including Willie's only love, who's now in her fifties. But if love indeed does conquer all, Willie and Joey will have the chance to share their once-in-a-lifetime romance.

Suspended from the Royal Canadian mounted Police (RCMP), Corporal Timothy Shaver, is given a last chance by Commander Petapiece of the Special Branch, with an assignment to safeguard Premier Alexei Kosygin during his visit to Vancouver. His mission is to covertly confine Rudolph Henke, a resident alien, who is on the KGB surveillance list. Henke's capture proves difficult, threatening Shaver's future. He enlists the help of his girlfriend, Bogna, who also works at the RCMP. Still, they both can't capture him. Worried about his job, Shaver lets Petapiece believe that he has Henke in secret custody. The plot thickens when, continuing to search for Henke, Shaver and Bologna are captured. They then soon realise that the KGB plan to assassinate Permier Kosygin on Canadian soil, using a CIA bomb. Shaver and Bogna escape. It's a race against time to reach the Vancouver hotel where Kosygin has just arrived.

An American special agent embarks with amazing effort on a mission to recover vital material for the United States defence. It was believed that the mighty "unsinkable" ship contained vital material which could be used to make the United States impregnable to atomic attack. The ship is down too deep for divers, so the only solution is to raise it and the Herculean project must be managed in absolute secrecy - despite the extreme rigors of the climate, deadly interference from a rival nation, and the need to invent technology never before conceived. The extraordinary task is interlaced with the the stories of the people and the forces working against them.

A streaking comet explodes in outer space hurling a five mile wide meteor, and surrounding fragments, on a collision course with Earth. Scientists from both the U.S. and U.S.S.R. work feverishly to redirect their nuclear rockets at the meteor in an effort to deflect it away from Earth. Spectacular effects and a star-studded cast.