It's loud. It's stupid. It's Michael Bay.

Rating: 4/10 (13 December 2014)

The earth is bombarded by asteroids. NASA manager Dan Truman (Billy Bob Thornton) has to come up with a way to avoid a human ending event. They come up with a scheme to blow up the asteroid from the inside. Harry Stamper (Bruce Willis) is the best deep core driller. His best worker A.J. Frost (Ben Affleck) is secretly dating his daughter Grace (Liv Tyler). Along with the rest of the crew, Harry has to ride the shuttle, drill down on the asteroid and place a nuke.
It's loud. It's stupid. The jokes are lame half of the time. The other half is funny because I'm laughing at how broad they are. The cuts are deliberately violent. It's cartoon testosterone overload. It's relentless. That's Michael Bay for you. If he could pull back, this would be quite a fun ride. Its relentless nature wears me out. And why does a few feet matter when they have nukes? Why are people not in zero gravity when they're in the space station? These and many other things just add to the ridiculousness of the movie.