anti-nuclear proliferation message not strong enough

Rating: 1/10 (27 May 2014)

This film had a great chance to send a strong anti-nuclear message and instead did the opposite. The last minutes of the film paint this clear as day when we see the main protagonist fall asleep instead of disarming a live nuke that is literally minutes from exploding.
Apparently sending the bomb half a mile out at sea was enough to shield the entire city and people from the blast?!?! Maybe the rationale was that they needed an explosion at the end?
This movie was offensive in its complete disregard for nuclear disarmament - which is comical in that it is remaking a film entirely based around the consequences of nuclear weapons.