Konterr
Brilliant and touching
Deanna
There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.
dafuror
Essentially a story of survival. Five men on a trek across a desert.
But not, necessarily a "desert planet."
They crash in or by an ocean. Plenty of water there. They have to get across a desert. Okay.
Maybe they will, maybe they won't.
But earth is much the same. Breathable atmosphere and desert bordering ocean. Southern California, Northern Africa present the same geography.
Not a lot of a-c-t-i-o-n as it is more of a psychological story than an action one.I gave it a four because I have been spoiled by modern special effects and glitzy production but the scenery during the desert day shots is great.
edwardrevans
This is the worst film I have ever seen in my life and I seen plenty the only saving grace was that it was free with a magazine. From the off you see that the egg boxes and fairy lights have been used to decorate the set. Lots budget rubbish the sets were worse than the original star trek TV fair. As for the plot there is non just utter garbage just guys walking across desert all the time. Afterwards I figured that this is why like "The Riddle" it was a free give away because frankly this would never sell.I am even struggling to fill my mandatory 10 lines of text for the review and personally the magazine should be utterly ashamed of itself. If you are making a budget title you focus on dialogue as this costs nothing make it engaging for gods sake.
mike wright (BigMikeWright)
Fundamentally a boring film. The idea could have made a good film, but this isn't it. It seems cheaply made, with little characterisation or acting abilities. To simulate an aline landscap they use a filter to give everything a strange colour. Very unimpressive. They walk for practically the entire film, and tat is as exciting as it gets
quizandy
Disappointing- The plot is taken straight from Scott of The Antarctic and filmed in the Sahara Desert!! Even to a Futuristic Captain Oates quitting the tent at night
