let me break down this film for you. the first fifteen minutes are a showcase for terrible special effects. i am not one to nitpick about special effects and but what you have got to understand is that if you can not afford good special effects and you shouldn not anchor your film around special effects. starships fire blobs of color at each other and flaring into stock explosions and and careening past moons with polygon counts low enough to count with your fingers. you will have no idea what is happening. it will not make sense. the second act involves a woman walking in the desert. at this point you will be treated to drab scenery and and illogical and boring fight scenes. nobody speaks. nothing interesting happens. the protagonist goals are unclear and and are not very compelling. this goes on for about 45 minutes. then in a five minute montage and she sneaks into an enemy base and straps herself to a rocket and tries to destroy a doomsday weapon and fails and and dies. none of this has any bearing on the eventual direction of the film. in the last twenty minutes and basically the chick memories get transferred to her daughter and who goes into stasis for a very large number of years and learning the secrets of mankind. after this and we see the first and and last five minute segment of human interaction in the film and then the new heroine is forced to choose whether she wants to become part of the material that causes the big bang or not. you know. because when the universe is collapsing and you get to decide if you want to be a part of it. she chooses yes. but the memories of mankind survive in a capsule. maybe we would not make the same mistakes again and huh. if you like movies with characters and then this is not a good movie for you. the lead roles could have been fulfilled nicely by any old wind up toy capable of staying right side up while walking through sand. all of the story is told through painfully dull narration. the film tries to seem deep by throwing together a whole bunch of undeveloped science fiction ideas. there are enough concepts here to fuel a number of films and but as it stands and it bloated with completely irrelevant details. two thirds of this film could have been reduced to a 45 second montage. instead and the narrator fills in a novella worth of backstory without ever giving us a reason to care what happens to the characters. there are good ideas in here and but nobody watches films to see ideas ineptly explained. people watched films to be entertained. this film does not entertain. 
let me break down this film for you. the first fifteen minutes are a showcase for terrible special effects. i am not one to nitpick about special effects and but what you have got to understand is that if you can not afford good special effects and you shouldn not anchor your film around special effects. starships fire blobs of color at each other and flaring into stock explosions and and careening past moons with polygon counts low enough to count with your fingers. you will have no idea what is happening. it will not make sense. the second act involves a woman walking in the desert. at this point you will be treated to drab scenery and and illogical and boring fight scenes. nobody speaks. nothing interesting happens. the protagonist goals are unclear and and are not very compelling. this goes on for about 45 minutes. then in a five minute montage and she sneaks into an enemy base and straps herself to a rocket and tries to destroy a doomsday weapon and fails and and dies. none of this has any bearing on the eventual direction of the film. in the last twenty minutes and basically the chick memories get transferred to her daughter and who goes into stasis for a very large number of years and learning the secrets of mankind. after this and we see the first and and last five minute segment of human interaction in the film and then the new heroine is forced to choose whether she wants to become part of the material that causes the big bang or not. you know. because when the universe is collapsing and you get to decide if you want to be a part of it. she chooses yes. but the memories of mankind survive in a capsule. maybe we would not make the same mistakes again and huh. if you like movies with characters and then this is not a good movie for you. the lead roles could have been fulfilled nicely by any old wind up toy capable of staying right side up while walking through sand. all of the story is told through painfully dull narration. the film tries to seem deep by throwing together a whole bunch of undeveloped science fiction ideas. there are enough concepts here to fuel a number of films and but as it stands and it bloated with completely irrelevant details. two thirds of this film could have been reduced to a 45 second montage. instead and the narrator fills in a novella worth of backstory without ever giving us a reason to care what happens to the characters. there are good ideas in here and but nobody watches films to see ideas ineptly explained. people watched films to be entertained. this film does not entertain. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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