Should have stopped watching when some of the first scenes shows VIP's driving Land Rover Discovery 4 - - - in 2048!Then, trying to force evolve a human that can live on Titan, because the Earth, which by the way looks absolutely fantastic in the movie, is dying.
Let me give you a hint: If you want to do "Science Fiction" PLEASE REFRAIN FROM FLUSHING ALL SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE AND LOGICAL REASONING DOWN THE TOILET.This movie starts off with an interesting premise.
This is a case where there needed to be more info for viewer satisfaction. The first half is pretty good, logical and intriguing.
This Is probably the best picture I've seen so far addressing the issue of human revolution going to the stars. Are we going to be so far transformed?
Damn! I'm glad I watched this film, and ignored the incomprehensible reviews.
I'm afraid I rather lost the plot near the beginning when "Prof. Collingwood" (a truly non-menacing Tom Wilkinson) appeared - at least not brandishing a mid-Atlantic drawl - as a scientist recruiting folks for a species-saving trip to Titan where mankind might have a future (having finally managed to trash the Earth, good and proper).
This is my second time watching this movie because I love sci fi movies and this one kept me not wanting to miss a min of it! Don't listen to the haters, don't make the mistake and pass on this one because a handful of want to be movie critic think they can direct a movie!
The year is 2048 and they act like motion sensor lights are a big deal. That's really all you need to know about the quality of this pointless movie.
