I'm still in shock someone thought funding this travesty and waste of airtime was a good idea... or worse yet that there would be any sort of return on their investment. I watched as much of this as I could without leaving the room to hurl my guts out.
I wanted to find something redeeming in the movie... something where some actual effort was made toward technical or factual accuracy. Even in most bad horror movies you can usually find some point where the writer(s) or producer(s) did their homework to appease those of us who give a damn. Having been in a range of industries involving biological, electronics and wireless backgrounds I feel I have a pretty good handle on elements in movies that need attention toward accuracy. Just as I expected however, there was just nothing redeeming. I even resigned myself to just looking for cheesy moments and scenes I could laugh at, but the novelty wore off quickly and boredom set in. Lastly, the CGI in Jurassic Park over 15 years ago blew the work on this movie out of the water.
Thankfully this will most likely only use up airtime once and never be seen again.
I wanted to find something redeeming in the movie... something where some actual effort was made toward technical or factual accuracy. Even in most bad horror movies you can usually find some point where the writer(s) or producer(s) did their homework to appease those of us who give a damn. Having been in a range of industries involving biological, electronics and wireless backgrounds I feel I have a pretty good handle on elements in movies that need attention toward accuracy. Just as I expected however, there was just nothing redeeming. I even resigned myself to just looking for cheesy moments and scenes I could laugh at, but the novelty wore off quickly and boredom set in. Lastly, the CGI in Jurassic Park over 15 years ago blew the work on this movie out of the water.
Thankfully this will most likely only use up airtime once and never be seen again.