thirdimpact1
Entrou em mai. de 2005
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Classificação de thirdimpact1
This is a good, solid, serial killer thriller (didn't mean to rhyme) but one that hinges on its mystery and whodunnit nature. Unfortunately, the movie makes it blatantly obvious who's to blame for what a good 20 or 30 minutes before we're supposed to know. Because of this, it's less suspenseful, and more an exercise of "great, now I'm just sitting here waiting for the rest of the characters to catch up."
I'm not at all being condescending to the movie's intelligence. I never went in looking for clues to figure it all out to see how smart I am. If you watch the movie, you'll know exactly the point I'm talking about when it occurs. I guess it was supposed to be subtle, but really, it was like being hit with a car. Once that realization occurs the movie effectively runs out of steam. Which is unfortunate, because up until this it was rather enjoyable for what it was - a grotesque little mystery.
Once there wasn't a mystery anymore, you realize it really wasn't all that grotesque either.
I'm not at all being condescending to the movie's intelligence. I never went in looking for clues to figure it all out to see how smart I am. If you watch the movie, you'll know exactly the point I'm talking about when it occurs. I guess it was supposed to be subtle, but really, it was like being hit with a car. Once that realization occurs the movie effectively runs out of steam. Which is unfortunate, because up until this it was rather enjoyable for what it was - a grotesque little mystery.
Once there wasn't a mystery anymore, you realize it really wasn't all that grotesque either.
That's the best thing you can do. It's a made for TV movie, and believe me it doesn't transcend that stature, nor does it really try to. Once you get it through your head that it won't have the production values of a Michael Bay movie or the big name stars, it's actually alright for what it is. It's a globe spanning disaster movie with a pretty cool premise - the moon hitting the planet.
Because it's on TV, the only thing it asks of you is your time. Honestly, if you don't like it (and you'll know immediately whether or not) you can just as easily click away. I won't blame you if you do, but if you're up for a disaster flick that's halfway decent and free to watch, you can do much, much worse. Yes, the acting can be, well, bad at times, but for the most part it's serviceable. After all, you just need the characters to act shocked and sad at the news and events so yes, they do that well enough.
If I had to pay to see something like this, yeah I'd be upset. But it's free and with the summer TV season in pretty bad shape it's a nice way to blow off four hours. It's completely inoffensive and that's leagues better than most made for TV movies.
Because it's on TV, the only thing it asks of you is your time. Honestly, if you don't like it (and you'll know immediately whether or not) you can just as easily click away. I won't blame you if you do, but if you're up for a disaster flick that's halfway decent and free to watch, you can do much, much worse. Yes, the acting can be, well, bad at times, but for the most part it's serviceable. After all, you just need the characters to act shocked and sad at the news and events so yes, they do that well enough.
If I had to pay to see something like this, yeah I'd be upset. But it's free and with the summer TV season in pretty bad shape it's a nice way to blow off four hours. It's completely inoffensive and that's leagues better than most made for TV movies.
