Matthew Meier

Worst movie I've seen in a while, including "Birdemic" a 90 lbs woman throws a 300 lbs man into the air? Really? This movie is just trying to cash in on the political turmoil going on in the U.S. right now. Does every single movie made now have to have some band wagon message? And they focus so hard on that point they neglect every single other aspect such as, character devopment, story telling, reality, physics, and kind of military consultancy. Nothing makes any sense whatsoever.

The only good thing I can say is that it was very cool seeing the celestial design the same as the one who wielded the power stone in the first guardian movie.

Sometimes entertaining but mostly predictable "twists" and lifeless action. Worst of all it is just ridiculously inept. So many implausible things that could have been taken care of with even the slightest effort and research.

This is a bad story told badly. It's VERY predictable almost to the point of being completely and utterly boring. The CGI bird attack on the dad is reminiscent of "Birdemic" and the storytelling is of the same quality. I was waiting for someone to try selling them solar panels (pronounced, sol-panz). The only reason I gave it 2 instead of 1 star is because I gave "Birdemic" a 1 and nothing is on the same level of craptitude as that "film".

No attempt is made to even hint at what you're looking at not to mention what is happening or why. I'm sure there is a story somewhere in this sad family's past but the director has no intention of letting the viewer in on it. It's an incredibly slow build to nonsensical, highly subjective art house garbage. If that's your thing, this film is right up your alley. Enjoy.

This movie is terrible. So much so that there is no suspension of disbelief. Most of it is just nonsensical filler. One thing I feel I need to comment on though. I've read more than once how in the beginning, when Roy fell off the "space station" he wouldn't have fallen to earth because he was in low Earth orbit and he should have been free floating. But he isn't in orbit. He's on an antenna platform.attached to Earth that just goes to.the upper stratosphere. He would still be affected by gravity though. So if nothing else is, at least that part is fairly accurate. Dont waste your time. For a similar experience maybe watch paint dry or the grass grow. At least that would have a modicum of daring excitement and adventure.