AE: Apocalypse Earth

I found the graphics to be very poor failing to look any where near real. Sound effects were poor too. The editing was bad using the same area multiple times for two different locations. A prop started out as just very basic then in flight ended up being a much higher level prop.

I really had high hopes for this movie hunting it down on Red Box and rushing home to watch it.

The acting was poor and hard to watch.

This is my first time reviewing a movie. I am doing so because I now know how important it is. Reviewing movies can save someone time, driving, and money.

If you love Space Sci-Fi this movie might not cut it for you.

This must be the worst movie I've seen in years.

• Poor effects The explosions, blasts, ships and vehicles are so fake, like something went wrong in the rendering process.

Poor sound

-Poor acting/dialogues The actors are not believable, and the dialogues are so unnatural and often obvious.

The storyline is quite nice, but so badly interpreted.

At first it reminded me of a average Stargate episode but it went worse every minute.

A complete waste of my time

Greetings, Koen

The robot was an outrageous riopff of Stng's Data. Every manerism, vocal style and behavior traight, he stole. Actor should be ashamed.

Behold, Adrian Paul stars as John Thundercock in AE: Apocalypse Earth (Alpha Earth), alongside Suspiciously Naked Woman Who Was A Model With No Acting Credits, Black Guy, White Kevin Hart, and Legally Not Data But Could Be If You Squint.

Listen, I'm not going to write a full synopsis here, but you make one good guess about the twist and I guarantee you've got it.

Our beloved bundle of idiots bumble around a mystery planet after crashing somehow, being chased by a guy hobbling around in a green bodysuit but reused like, 90 times, a cost cutting effort, I'm sure, so they dont need more actors, which clearly meant more money for visual effects that rival Brunswick bowling screens. It's ~80 minutes long and I suggest just not watching it. You're not gonna miss out if you never see it.

This being an Asylum flick means it's one of the generic DVDs you find in a clear baggy at a shoddy gas station, and further a ripoff of another movie. In particular, Will Smith's ' After Earth '. I will be blunt, you may find this more watchable, but truthfully I don't recommend either. Just go eat some plants outside, it's more enriching.

Skip, skip skip skip.

That is saying very little however as After Earth was so poorly done, the worst movie personally seen so far this year with one of the worst ever child performances. As bad as it is though it is a masterpiece compared to the irredeemable dreck that is AE: Apocalypse Earth, one of those Asylum mock-busters that happens to "taking inspiration from" After Earth. AE: Apocalypse Earth is not quite down there with The Asylum's worst movies but it's in the lower end. If there is one glint of a redeeming quality it's some competent photography at the end. Visually, it is not good at all and that it's low-budget comes through loud and clear. The scenery is very dully rendered and lit, never once drawing us into the setting, while the special effects look as they were made last minute and that the makers ran out of time to properly finish them and the photography and editing in general are an eyesore. The music is generic and forgettable, sometimes derivative also of the score for After Earth(the least bad thing about that film), while the sound effects and quality are murky. The dialogue is often total gibberish, somebody really needs to check that what they're writing makes any kind of sense, and is cheesy and stilted as well. Seeing as this is The Asylum we're talking about, the lack of originality(not just After Earth, Predators and Avatar as well) is something you eventually have to accustom to- no matter how frustrating it is- but the story still fails to be exciting, emotionally investing or remotely interesting for that matter. Instead it is as plodding as the story for After Earth, has the same nonsense and questionable science you expect for the Asylum and any dramatic scenes are mawkish and forced. The characters are not memorable or likable in the slightest, a few are even annoying, the fact that levels of characterisation itself are next to non-existent is a large part of the problem. The direction is flat and characterless, and the acting is so bad from everybody involved it's not worth commenting on, ranging from bored-sounding to irritating. In conclusion, horrible from start to finish. 1/10 Bethany Cox