About
When Seth Brundle makes a huge scientific and technological breakthrough in teleportation, he decides to test it on himself. Unbeknownst to him, a common housefly manages to get inside the device and the two become one.
Rating and Reviews
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7.4/10
Chandler Danier
The Fly is so good. Successful futurism. Seems the Fallout games benefitted. The physical effects are amazing and fun. Do not watch if gore sensitive. Why not build a smaller machine first to t... read more
10 months ago
GenerationofSwine
What was his electric bill and how did he not blow out every fuse in his building? Telepods must suck up a lot of juice. Anyway, it's fun. It is the typical 80s flick, with a plot that takes all ... read more
over 1 year ago
CinemaSerf
Nobody could ever call Jeff Goldbum a versatile actor, but here he is very much in his element as "Brundle". A madcap scientist, he dreams of being able to teleport things just like Willy Wonka does i... read more
almost 3 years ago
Wuchak
_**Slowly turning into a monster, aka slowly succumbing to age**_ An eccentric scientist living in a warehouse laboratory in a big city in the Northeast (Jeff Goldblum) discovers how to teleport ob... read more
over 4 years ago
People
Cast
Jeff Goldblum
Seth Brundle
Geena Davis
Veronica Quaife
John Getz
Stathis Borans
Joy Boushel
Tawny
Leslie Carlson
Dr. Cheevers
George Chuvalo
Marky
Michael Copeman
2nd Man in Bar
David Cronenberg
Gynecologist
Carol Lazare
Nurse
Shawn Hewitt
Clerk
Typhoon
Baboon (uncredited)
Ann Green
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Director
David Cronenberg
Director
John Board
First Assistant Director
Kim H. Winther
Second Assistant Director
Gillian Richardson
Script Supervisor
Patricia Rozema
Third Assistant Director
Tom Quinn
Third Assistant Director
Creator
David Cronenberg
Screenplay
Charles Edward Pogue
Screenplay
George Langelaan
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