hankphone

I totally disagree with the previous comment. This movie actually changed my outlook on life, love and relationships with it's deeply touching and prophetic story line. This film is so much more than a movie about space rocks highlighted by crappy special effects while simultaneously starring the guy from Back to the Future (1985), it is a sermon for the soul. It's a treatise on the very things that make us human beings. If these clowns can't see the splendor in the simple things - the love between a mother and a child, the unending passion a scientist has for his work, the strife and hardship faced by our military men and women the world over - then save your time and don't comment on or watch movies. This movies strikes right to the core of what we would be faced with should 114 Kasandra actually list out of orbit and smash into our outer atmosphere. We're talking about serious calamity in a time when people need to really "snap out of it" and get involved. This one is a real winner in my book - it's a far cry better then that drivel they made with Ben Affleck and Bruce Willis. If you love sci-fi you've got to get your hands on Meteor...