Pehaps 'Abomination' would of been more apt!

Rating: 2/10 (19 March 2018)

The internet was such a different place back in the mid 1990's. You had to have a certain level of intelligence to access its wonders. Now a days anyone that has the capacity to input the WIFI password can log on and leave this movie a positive review. Let me state I have hardly ever given a movie a 2 but after watching this tripe I felt compelled to warn others. It fails on so many levels its hard to know where to begin with this atrocious flick. Firstly lets say that sending an all women team with limited military back grounds in to a hostile situation, that has already taken the lives of countless soldiers prior to their insertion, is even remotely plausible. I had high hopes that perhaps the film was going to play on this all woman line up. Much like women make better pilots and astronauts because they can tolerate the G forces better than men. But no that didn't happen. It was basically all down hill from then on. The team have cameras but are never seen to use them. Although this is supposed to be a fact finding mission and the situations they encounter are more than worthy of documenting. Adding to this is the fact they have difficulty remembering whats happening. Still they don't record anything. Why in these films are the protagonists all ways attack the things they encounter? Even though their lives are not being threatened? It says a lot about humanity in that we attack anything we don't understand. The head scratching ending has the mysterious being destroyed by fire. Even though it arrived through earths atmosphere as a burning meteor? Logic seems to of by passed all those who've blindly given this abomination a 10. Maybe we should go back to dial up modems!