I enjoyed the film. The acting was good, the effects believable and the underlying message important.

I want to urge people who visit this site in order to decide whether or not to watch a particular film to concentrate on the subject, the director, the actors and the writers. If some or all of those intrigue you, go for it. Pay as little attention as possible to the reviewers' remarks and opinions as they are often misleading and/or wrong. Do not let them sway you. Respect the time and effort people have put into creating the films and form your own opinions.

No pun intended - as you may know by know (if this isn't my first review you read), I am not reading too much before I watch a movie. So a lot of times, I have no idea what I am about to watch exactly. So when the movie began and some real footage was shown, I thought I'd be seeing a documentary. Of course that switches quite quickly and we get into fictional storytelling after that.

And what a great human drama is being told. If you are into the human survival kind of thing - if you like the stakes being as high as possible ... well you have quite the movie here. If you are thinking of the enviroment you may have quite a lot of issues with how things are being resolved of course. But it is a movie and the things we see are digital effects - which is a good thing, because I'd hate for all that mayhem to be real. There is enough real disasters in the world - we don't need more just to film a movie - even if it is good one - with a lot of drama and great acting.

It felt a little long and dragged out for the 104 min runtime, but it was still a solid and entertaining production, with excellent cinematography and S/VFX. Casting and performances were spot on. It's a good one-time watch, and a well deserved 7/10 from me.