Fred I often rate films on IMDB, but rarely feel compelled to write a review to explain why I gave the rating I gave.I'm not in the film industry, but I am in the television industry, and have a lot of friends and colleagues who work on film projects and, in fact, produce their own low budget efforts like this one, so I typically understand the problems of production work flow and how low budget movies can suffer from even simple things, like continuity and special effects problems, and I try to look for the good in direction and acting and, of course, the story as a foundation of the entire movie.Had there been even a minor step up in audio production, I would have actually watched this movie to the end, but my constant volume adjustments just got too tedious to bear. That, among other things, made this movie essentially unwatchable.The movie hilariously starts showing a flyover of Seattle (see below for why). The two main characters are part of a special U.S. government organization, both with personal problems that have kept them from working for some time, both being recalled for this "special" mission to retrieve what's left of a government satellite that may not have completely burned up on reentry into our atmosphere. Just coincidentally, and conveniently, one has a Serbian accent... doing "special ops" for the U.S. government, based in Seattle, apparently. They meet to discuss the mission and Agent Smith (yes, really) says "let's take a drive."No, really. Supposedly in Seattle, they immediately jump to a car driving down the road in Serbia. No stock shots of planes, or walking out of an airport, they are just magically driving down the road there. While these b-roll driving sequences aren't very long, they certainly feel that way as the background music is turned up to intolerable levels, forcing me to turn down the volume (maybe if it was better music I could have left it turned up). Every time there is a pause in dialog, where we see the car driving down the highway, or the characters walking through a field, the music destroys any sense of mood you might have otherwise had.At one point, where I have the dialog at acceptable volume levels, the two main characters - I kid you not - turn and walk away from the camera, and their dialog becomes impossible to hear without cranking up the volume again. Really? No boom mic operator back there? No dubbing (the characters weren't even facing the camera, it wouldn't have been hard)? It was at this point that my wife and I just decided to watch something else.At least with movies like these I'd like be able to say "sorry, but an A for effort!" But no... I can't even do that this time.

mumbai-ravi There have been a lot of negative ranks here. But do not go by that. I agree that the music initially was very jarring and not appropriate to the scenes, but during the latter part of the movie the music got much better. And I did like the plot line behind it; the acting was not too bad either. of course there were some loopholes such as what happened to Dr. Bryant who shot himself-did he too come back since John Smith did. Watch this... yes, you may have to bear the music for some time, but overall it is not as bad as made out here

mikey-242-435767 What is this movie? Why was is made? What is happening and why. Lots of movies by millennials start with little to no backstory. This one had just a tiny bit of backstory. And then it launches into a storyline that is a complete mystery for almost the entire movie. Maybe it gets resolved by the end, you say? It doesn't! This is so unbelievably awful that it does not deserve the 1 star that we are forced to give it. W T F ?!?!?!?!?! I should have looked at the rating before I started watching it. My fault. A good name for this stinkburger would have been "Why don't killed people stay dead?". That's just about all there is to this movie. People keep coming back to life. But it is not a zombie movie. The characters who know anything don't/won't talk. The rest don't know anything. The music is deafening and the dialog is whispers and you have to keep jacking the volume up and down. What a waste of film!I come to a movie to try to be entertained and have a story told to me. This fails on all fronts for 90 wasted minutes. It is not possible to spoil this since there is no detectable plot. "Night of the Living Dead" had 10 times the plot of this thing and it had no plot at all. Divide that by 10 and you have this... uhhh... movie? I think not! I got to the end. You should not!

michaelr-07217 There is no redeeming quality to this movie. The acting is atrocious. The pacing is awful. The music is distracting and grating. Why are so many science fiction films so terrible?