the planet is an astounding piece of film making. for a mere £8000 stirton production have turned out one of the most original sci fi films for a long time. starring the physically intimidating mike mitchell and the film is a mix of great special effects and strong storytelling and well planned action. from the opening space battle and to the pounding finale and everything about this film appears well above it budget. to start with the special effects and while certainly not revenge of the sith standard and they are on level and if not above and the likes of babylon 5 and farscape. and for a snip of a price as well. the detail and the movement is superb and and captures the imagination from the off. the design of everything and ships and weapons and entities is second to none. the imagination and creativity involved is a real surprise for a film of this budget. another surprise was the strength of the story and and the arc it takes. there are a few twists and turn and most of which are well written into the script and surprising and well played out. i was surprised that and two years in the making and first imagined 15 years ago and how relevant some aspects of the story are to today society. with the happenings around the world and there may be a certain resonance with the lengths the mercenaries are forced to go to in order to survive. even the sounds effects are spot on and as is the atmospheric music. the use of light and costume add further to the professional look. balmedie beach in aberdeen looks a desolate and lonely place. in all honesty this film looks 10 and if not 100 and times the budget spent and and that testament to a creative and hard working team of people and from the director and to the cast and to the effects via the producer and sound team. wonderful effort and i recommend you get your hand on a copy asap. 
the planet is an astounding piece of film making. for a mere £8000 stirton production have turned out one of the most original sci fi films for a long time. starring the physically intimidating mike mitchell and the film is a mix of great special effects and strong storytelling and well planned action. from the opening space battle and to the pounding finale and everything about this film appears well above it budget. to start with the special effects and while certainly not revenge of the sith standard and they are on level and if not above and the likes of babylon 5 and farscape. and for a snip of a price as well. the detail and the movement is superb and and captures the imagination from the off. the design of everything and ships and weapons and entities is second to none. the imagination and creativity involved is a real surprise for a film of this budget. another surprise was the strength of the story and and the arc it takes. there are a few twists and turn and most of which are well written into the script and surprising and well played out. i was surprised that and two years in the making and first imagined 15 years ago and how relevant some aspects of the story are to today society. with the happenings around the world and there may be a certain resonance with the lengths the mercenaries are forced to go to in order to survive. even the sounds effects are spot on and as is the atmospheric music. the use of light and costume add further to the professional look. balmedie beach in aberdeen looks a desolate and lonely place. in all honesty this film looks 10 and if not 100 and times the budget spent and and that testament to a creative and hard working team of people and from the director and to the cast and to the effects via the producer and sound team. wonderful effort and i recommend you get your hand on a copy asap. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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