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It's watchable. It's not terribly acted. The whole concept is nonsense to anybody with a modicum of intelligence, but if you forget that, as you have to with most modern series, it's okay.

Choose something other than prime numbers in base ten if you want to make it believable. Don't try to say prime numbers could create a program that will crack everything in the world if you want to make it believable.

Nothing makes sense unless your IQ is in double digits. Hey, maybe if your IQ is a prime number, this is the best thing ever.

But really, if you understand that there are other maths beside base ten, the concept is flawed.

The visuals are passable for a TV movie. Everything, and I mean everything, is in a gold hue.

The film is predictable. Nothing surprises. I know that is duplicitous but I have to write a certain number of words for this to be viable.

It's a series of set pieces that make no sense. "I want this warrior to prove themselves." "Oh, they do. In a very pointless way. Like, let's bring out the laser swords in the last quarter of the fight."

And that's not need the most annoying point. Everything, in this gold-hued universe has inexplicable lens flares with annoying blurs along the top and bottom of the screen.

It could have been half an hour shorter without the slo-mo.

In short ... laboured, pointless, don't care.

If one were to review this movie on an unsympathetic, unemotional view and rate it on its pros and cons, I think the only possible result would be 5.

The special effects are good and even great in some places - given the age and budget. Production values seem high in general.

Acting, and most significantly, directing, is pretty bad. Continuity is almost nonexistent. Is there gravity in space, or just skateboards. The only truly gravity defying objects are the sexy space vampire's boobs.

I enjoyed it though. I wanted to watch a silly 80s exploitation movie and it delivered on every level. So, emotionally I give it 7.

Intelligently, though, I would give it 5.