UZZIAH

The fact is, the technology in this movie was given a thumbs up from NASA themselves, since they worked closely with the actors and producers to flaunt some of their possible technology in the future. The plot becomes fuzzy at times with a constant mix of each characters' intimate details, but the characters grow on you. Once they get to mars, then the fiction begins. Again, if you ignore the fact that Hollywood is attempting to push the evolution theory down your throat (which in Europe is no longer taught due to large flaws found) it is still entertaining. None the less, the ideas are a mix of new creativity with some old ideas about "aliens". The ending appears to leave you wanting more, but perhaps that is an opening to Mission to ______, (you fill in the blank). However, all in all, with the awesome future based technology, and the creativity with which the Mars scenes are constructed I still gave the movie an 8, it is worth seeing and you may even want to see it again, especially if you have a thing for Gary Sinise :)

Whether you're a believer in the Bible or not, you will love this film. No cursing, no sex and all thrill. Seems impossible in today's world?? Check it out and see for yourself. Michael York is riviting, you'll want to slap Catherine Oxenburg and you'll end up rooting for Casper. You will leave this movie with more insight, and I promise you will want to go back!

While the movie has its flaws, it brings to light some of the problems that come with living in a country that has no democracy. It makes you empathize with the people under such a government and makes you want to learn more about their lives, their struggles and a potential leader Aung San Suu Kyi. It makes one wonder why our government will interfere places we are not wanted yet ignore those who ask our help.