Pizza.com however, does exist.

Calling that "existing" is stretching things.

There's no pizza.xxx either.

:(

pizza.xxx has been registered though. (as has pizza.net)

Pizza.net wasn't registered until three years after this movie came out. I don't understand this.

Could it possibly have been registered and expired before it's current registration?

Oh no way.

Let me clarify: what I am talking about is the phony computer stuff, not the actual movie (which plays like a glorified X Files episode from after they started really slipping). It feels like they were actually trying to make the "hacking" and stuff more realistic than most movies of this period and time. It's still ridiculous, of course, but it's more grounded in reality than any other early 90s cyber movie I can think of.

Which was a big factor in why it did so poorly.

Dennis Miller saved this movie.

What are 5 words never spoken ever, anywhere, by anyone?
And how the hell did she not order some version of a 'white' pizza with that song playing?!?

Sandra Bullock voiced Miss Frizzle??

Every time I order from Papa John's, a robot Hitler shoots my eyes and I weep ecstatically.