This was a decent, watchable science fiction flick. It had a decent dystopian, apocalyptic-type plot where the world was on the brink of total annihilation only to be saved by a corporate entity with some magical new technology. The corporation, of course, ends up only caring about the money and screwing people over in the process, causing people, or a person in this case, to rise up and change things. The movie has good pacing; Tom Sizemore, Sarah Habel, and Domic Monaghan offer great performances. It takes you for a bit of a ride in the transition from the second to third act with a couple twists and turn that you may not see coming. In conclusion, a solid B, straight to DVD sci-fi movie. Worth watching if you are looking for something in the genre and are fans of Sizemore, Monaghan, or Habel.

Dominic Monaghan seems to believe he's in a crazy future world, but Sarah Habel doesn't. She seems to be playing an actor playing the role. It doesn't feel right at all. I can forgive set issues and plot issues to a degree, but when a primary actor doesn't buy it, it's hard to take.

The plot summary is nothing like the movie