I didn't know this was a Christian movie. I thought it was sci-fi. I should have read the description. That's on me.
Within a few minutes, it was easy to see that everything about this film is terrible, starting with the writing. The acting was so stiff and unnatural - very poorly written dialogue and absolutely terrible delivery. They looked like 6th graders reading through lines that they didn't understand.
The directing was terrible... was there a director at all? A person who actually can SEE what's happening? The camera work is possibly the worst I've seen. I couldn't stick with it through the whole thing. It just was too ghastly.
I wouldn't mind a faith-based movie if the movie itself was good, but it seems they are always the worst ones. I don't know why this is, but it's long puzzled me. In the first few minutes, I thought "this is as bad as a faith-based movie." Then came a line about God and... that's when I knew it was hopeless.
I was hoping for an indie sci-fi story. Some of those are quite good, without expensive equipment and effects. Young filmmakers starting out can come up with some truly creative stories. This was nothing like that.
Don't spend any time on this awful, awful film. Do ANYTHING instead. Count grains of rice in a bag. Speculate about how many drops of water make a gallon. Read up on the history of Tanzania. Watch your fingernails grow. Just... don't watch this film. Protect your brain!
Within a few minutes, it was easy to see that everything about this film is terrible, starting with the writing. The acting was so stiff and unnatural - very poorly written dialogue and absolutely terrible delivery. They looked like 6th graders reading through lines that they didn't understand.
The directing was terrible... was there a director at all? A person who actually can SEE what's happening? The camera work is possibly the worst I've seen. I couldn't stick with it through the whole thing. It just was too ghastly.
I wouldn't mind a faith-based movie if the movie itself was good, but it seems they are always the worst ones. I don't know why this is, but it's long puzzled me. In the first few minutes, I thought "this is as bad as a faith-based movie." Then came a line about God and... that's when I knew it was hopeless.
I was hoping for an indie sci-fi story. Some of those are quite good, without expensive equipment and effects. Young filmmakers starting out can come up with some truly creative stories. This was nothing like that.
Don't spend any time on this awful, awful film. Do ANYTHING instead. Count grains of rice in a bag. Speculate about how many drops of water make a gallon. Read up on the history of Tanzania. Watch your fingernails grow. Just... don't watch this film. Protect your brain!