Bio-Dome

Synopsis

In the 1996 comedy film Bio-Dome, Pauly Shore and Stephen Baldwin play two dim-witted friends who mistakenly get trapped inside a cutting-edge biodome filled with different ecosystems and scientists conducting experiments. Unaware of the seriousness of the research being carried out, the duo wreak havoc in the biodome, disrupting the work of the scientists and causing chaos. As they try to find a way out, the scientists struggle to keep the biodome functioning and prevent the environmental disaster the intruders are inadvertently causing. Will they be able to escape in time before irreparable damage is done to the biodome and the environment?

Cast

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  Pauly Shore

  Bud Macintosh

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  Stephen Baldwin

  Doyle Johnson

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  William Atherton

  Dr. Noah Faulkner

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  Joey Lauren Adams

  Monique

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  Teresa Hill

  Jen

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  Henry Gibson

  William Leaky

Reviews

Bio-Dome received scathing reviews from critics, earning low ratings across multiple platforms. Rotten Tomatoes gave it an abysmal score of 4%, with the consensus stating that it is 'one of the worst comedies ever made'. IMDb users rated it 4.4 out of 10, citing its juvenile humor and lackluster plot. Metacritic was equally unforgiving, assigning a score of just 1 out of 100. Criticisms included the film's shallow characters, predictable storyline, and over-reliance on slapstick comedy. Despite the star power of Pauly Shore and an intriguing premise, Bio-Dome failed to impress both audiences and reviewers, marking it as a rare miss in the comedy genre.