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Two episode television mini-series covering a meteor, Kassandra, heading to Earth on a collision course, an "extinction level event".
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12 July 2009 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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After the meteor hit the command bunker the phone lost connection and died, later just before the other meteor was to hit the earth and they were about to launch the rockets, the phone connection was miraculously in perfect working order. See more »
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I don't understand how so many proved actors could be associated with such an amateurish, embarrassingly bad show. I mean, this is "pre-Film School" amateur, not even "I graduated with a C-average from Film School" bad.
Really, how did Christopher Loyd, Billy Campbell, Jason Alexander, and Ernie Hudson get roped into this? Did they read the script? Did they miss the part that said, "Car runs out of gas. Smoke pours out of the engine."
It also occurred to me that one of the biggest downfalls of these cheesy mini-series is the music. I counted at one point, in a 30-second clip, they changed the music 4 times for painfully obvious cues: perky music for the teenager--cut to: hopeful music for the family--cut to: dark music for the meteors hurtling to earth--cut to: suspenseful music for the frustrated scientist. A touch of subtlety would do wonders for these horrific productions.
I thought the "Impact" mini-series was bad, but boy, this one made that look like pretentious art.