Wow, how can anyone suspend disbelief long enough to like it?

Rating: 3/10 (13 May 2001)

I read a lot of the comments from other people on this movie, and I have a question for all of you who actually like it: How could you suspend disbelief?
To find a movie entertaining, to enjoy it, I need to be able to suspend disbelief for the duration of the movie. I must feel like "I'm in the movie". But this interminable movie made it simply impossible, however hard I tried. Absolutely NOTHING in this movie makes any kind of sense. It's as scientifically correct as "Spaceballs", while trying to appear serious.

How can you like it when, every five minutes, you're going "Man! This is ridiculous!". After 1h45 of it, I was impatiently waiting for the end to come. And waiting, and waiting, and waiting... and still waiting, while on screen another disaster in the longest series of disaster in history was happening.
Or maybe I just forgot to turn my brain off before entering the theather. 3/10