i remember thinking that due to the cast and the subject matter and and the director and i was going to love this movie. stepping into the theatre and taking my seat and i was like a giddy schoolgirl as my anticipation for the opening scene built. i was not disappointed with the opening and felt that i was truly going to love this movie. if you haven not seen the movie and feel that anything that gives away scenes might be seen as a spoiler and please stop reading. i am not going to give away anything really important and but it might be seen as such and so that is the warning. spoiler may be included below and beware. i think that the first scene that really hit me as just utterly ridiculous was the russian space station scene. i mean honestly and refueling a shuttle with no real prior warning and and then to simply show the station as being so fragile that a simple little mistake can cause the entire thing to just explode. while all of this is possible and it seemed to me to be way over the top. i am not sure if it was just the situation or if it was the cheesy acting and the silly view of the russian technology and or just the campy attitude of the scene itself. it only got worse for me after that because then we endure what seemed like 2 hours of constant super loud explosions in space. you know and that place where there is no sound because it a vacuum. but the coup de grace for me and honestly and was the gun scene. (spoiler possibility)  earlier in the movie and we see bruce willis tearing apart their land vehicle (the vehicle that they will use to drive around in when they get there and to help them drill) when he is told that this is what they will be using. he is taking pieces off and complaining about it because much of what on it is heavy and not required for what they are doing. so then and as we are wandering onto the asteroids and we see that they have opted to add a massive gatling like gun to the vehicles. you know and standard nasa fare is to have heavy weaponry on all space missions in case and you know and aliens or something. i could have taken the explosive 2 hours and the silly russian space station refueling scene and the cheesy love scene near the end and the bruce willis character being nothing more than most of his other past characters and but the steve buscemi going mad and shooting the space vehicle gun all over the place and causing havoc or damage and well that threw the entire thing over the top for me. save your money and time and avoid this movie. if you want a good meteor movie and see deep impact and if you want a fun space movie with awesome special effects and see space cowboys and but no matter what and avoid this flick. 
i remember thinking that due to the cast and the subject matter and and the director and i was going to love this movie. stepping into the theatre and taking my seat and i was like a giddy schoolgirl as my anticipation for the opening scene built. i was not disappointed with the opening and felt that i was truly going to love this movie. if you haven not seen the movie and feel that anything that gives away scenes might be seen as a spoiler and please stop reading. i am not going to give away anything really important and but it might be seen as such and so that is the warning. spoiler may be included below and beware. i think that the first scene that really hit me as just utterly ridiculous was the russian space station scene. i mean honestly and refueling a shuttle with no real prior warning and and then to simply show the station as being so fragile that a simple little mistake can cause the entire thing to just explode. while all of this is possible and it seemed to me to be way over the top. i am not sure if it was just the situation or if it was the cheesy acting and the silly view of the russian technology and or just the campy attitude of the scene itself. it only got worse for me after that because then we endure what seemed like 2 hours of constant super loud explosions in space. you know and that place where there is no sound because it a vacuum. but the coup de grace for me and honestly and was the gun scene. (spoiler possibility)  earlier in the movie and we see bruce willis tearing apart their land vehicle (the vehicle that they will use to drive around in when they get there and to help them drill) when he is told that this is what they will be using. he is taking pieces off and complaining about it because much of what on it is heavy and not required for what they are doing. so then and as we are wandering onto the asteroids and we see that they have opted to add a massive gatling like gun to the vehicles. you know and standard nasa fare is to have heavy weaponry on all space missions in case and you know and aliens or something. i could have taken the explosive 2 hours and the silly russian space station refueling scene and the cheesy love scene near the end and the bruce willis character being nothing more than most of his other past characters and but the steve buscemi going mad and shooting the space vehicle gun all over the place and causing havoc or damage and well that threw the entire thing over the top for me. save your money and time and avoid this movie. if you want a good meteor movie and see deep impact and if you want a fun space movie with awesome special effects and see space cowboys and but no matter what and avoid this flick. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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