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3.0/10
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A gigantic meteor enters Earth's orbit and begins to disintegrate, showering the entire planet with debris.A gigantic meteor enters Earth's orbit and begins to disintegrate, showering the entire planet with debris.A gigantic meteor enters Earth's orbit and begins to disintegrate, showering the entire planet with debris.
Ben L. Daniels
- Stratcom North Atlantic
- (as Ben Daniels)
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- GoofsThe black SUV driven by the 2 FBI agents starts as a Ford Expedition, then changes to a Chevy Tahoe, then to a Lincoln Navigator all within 5 minutes.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Monster Man: Seeing Double/Pilot (2012)
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This film is terrible in so many ways. Poorly acted, horrible direction, a plot line where the characters do ridiculous things.
But all that has been covered in other reviews here. What mystifies me is that this was released by a company called "Faith Films", with the DVD cover quoting Revelations, talking about a biblical prophecy and the End Times. None of that is mentioned in the film! There is one brief mention of going to church early in the movie, and later there is a pastor that helps some people. Those are not strong plot points, not highlighted or emphasized in any way. So what does "faith" have to do with this silly disaster movie? Nothing.
I tried to go to the Faith Films web site, and my anti-virus software blocked it, saying it may contain scam material. That could be a false blockage, but it kind of fits, considering the film really has nothing to do with Christianity, in spite of the DVD cover indicating otherwise. I guess that is a scam, too.
Anyway, the film is only worth watching if you want to mock how bad it is. For example, when the main character ends up in the desert for no particular reason. What?
But all that has been covered in other reviews here. What mystifies me is that this was released by a company called "Faith Films", with the DVD cover quoting Revelations, talking about a biblical prophecy and the End Times. None of that is mentioned in the film! There is one brief mention of going to church early in the movie, and later there is a pastor that helps some people. Those are not strong plot points, not highlighted or emphasized in any way. So what does "faith" have to do with this silly disaster movie? Nothing.
I tried to go to the Faith Films web site, and my anti-virus software blocked it, saying it may contain scam material. That could be a false blockage, but it kind of fits, considering the film really has nothing to do with Christianity, in spite of the DVD cover indicating otherwise. I guess that is a scam, too.
Anyway, the film is only worth watching if you want to mock how bad it is. For example, when the main character ends up in the desert for no particular reason. What?
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- Runtime1 hour 28 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1
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