I wonder why they say that it is Sci-Fi?

Rating: 6/10 (16 November 2010)

What were good:
1. The premise (or intrigue) was promising (alas, when «hell» was started all the sci-fi plot was spoiled).
2. The entourage was moderately fine (except the Gothic EH-ship — it's ridiculous).
3. Sometimes there is a mood.
What were fishy:
1. The crew behave themselves like a street gang (is it normal behavior on American special elite naval ships even today?).
2. There was one guy flying in open space without spacesuit and still was alive (I am not kidding!).
3. To appeal to «hell», «god» and other religious nonsense in the Sci-Fi movie is a fail (it means that writer has been totally bankrupt and spoils the plot and give us some (evil in the case) «Deus ex machina»). If such things occur in the Sci-Fi, they should be scientifically explained (like in the Solaris, f.E.).
4. Almost every crew member in the crisis situation behaves him|her-self like a dumb. Think for a moment: You are in the space somewhere far, far away from the Earth, somewhere near to the Pluto. OK? And on the weird wrecked ship you suddenly see your boy or friend from the Earth, which beckon You to a dark corridor. Yeah, it's creepy. And what You would to do? Do You believe that it's really Your boy or friend? Well, members of our crew thought so. :)
5. One guy was thrown away to the orbit by really huge explosion and come back with (sic!) opening one of air valve on his spacesuit. %)
6. There was a broken (from inside) windows on the spaceship (can you imagine it?)
7. When window was broken and it had started to suck the air out, our astronauts had overcome it by the force of their hands (yeah, that the old funny trick from Aliens, unbelievably cool! :) ).
8. If my memory doesn't betray me, they travel from Earth to Pluto in about 56 days (It's really cool!).
9. It seems that I forgot something
Anyway, it's not what we call Sci-Fi.
P.S. Actually, it left a some good aftertaste. And p. 2 should be canceled, because if to think a bit more the incident with exposure to open space should be somehow like that (may be with extreme swelling owing to ebullism, but the guy had finished here extremely damaged anyway). I've raised the rating.