646f9e108c The seven American lawyers hired by Australian media magnate Jack Doulan, whose company rivals Albert Teal&#39;s Digicron for preponderance on the world market of telecommunications, are suddenly struck during a video conference in Seattle by an incredibly fast-working virus which wipes out everyone on their floor. Dr. Nick Baldwin, a brilliant virologist who worksan &#39;insubordinate&#39; ambulance technician after being fired for failing to observe procedure, is first on the site and points out to US Army disease specialist Dr. Samantha Carter, who told him there were deaths in several other cases but never a trace of the virus, his ambulance has taken a survivor to his hospital; her therapeutic incompetence gets the patient killed, him assignedtemporary consultant to her army research unit- even there computer model operator Darren is killed by the virus, which also strikes at other sites in and around Seattle, notably at places where Digicron&#39;s 500 TV channels setup box is being tested. Nick realizes the survivors had eye diseases, so the otherwise non-contagious, short-living virus probably enters via the eyes; the common link seem to be TV screens, andsoon turns out Digicron black boxes. Their next theory is that a computer virus may have evolved into a deadly organic virus. Samantha and Nick must then prevent Digicron&#39;s box being sold to the general public in vast numbers, according to the company&#39;s Barnum-marketing starting in only two days, but CEO Teal refuses to believe them. Behind his back they find out his most recently promoted VP, Ned Henderson, is the brilliant programmer who must know about the computer virus, but Doulan is also after him to beat Teal at his own game, and Henderson has a deep-rooted frustration inspiring his own agenda… A deadly, unidentifiable virus is causing a series of mysterious deaths in Seattle. Disease specialist Samantha Carter (Turner) must team up with Dr. Nick Baldwin (Sabato) to track down the lethal pathogen and stop its deadly path of destruction. They discover that a computer virus has evolved into a deadly organic virus. Samantha and Nick face a race against time to uncover the deadly source before it is unleashed on an unsuspecting public. I didn&#39;t expect much from this TV movie. You have to set the bar lower than you would for midget limbo for any TBS movie starring Antonio Sabato Jr. Still, it managed to disappoint, failing even to be a good-bad film.<br/><br/>Every scene was by rote,if someone had cut and pasted scenes from a dozen movies and tv shows dealing with big business conspiracies into the script, leaned back and said, &quot;My work is done&quot;. It&#39;s all cliche, all predictable, and, even worse, the actors are forced to look like they&#39;re taking it seriously, (even when the plot developments are laughable).<br/><br/>Do yourself a favor. Watch &quot;The X-Files&quot; if you&#39;re in the mood for paranoia. They handle it better. Also, let anyone know that sitting through &quot;Fatal Error&quot; is just that. Robert Wagner is the evil boss of Digicron, a telecommunications company with a virus that kills people.<br/><br/>&#39;so you&#39;re saying that the software virus has become a real virus that can kill people - that may be medically possible but not possible from my system&#39; <br/><br/>&#39;i&#39;m having to write some new virus software of my own to trap it - it may take some time&#39;<br/><br/>&#39;but it&#39;s not going after software, it&#39;s killing people&#39;<br/><br/>watch out for the &#39;i&#39;m into virology&#39; love moment and perhaps first ever film plot to feature death by braille keyboard
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