How to take a serious issue and make it incredulously unbelievable

Rating: 1/10 (7 November 2013)

There is so make space junk orbiting the planet right now that all space missions have to carefully plot a course to navigate through it to carry out their missions. Although it is serious issue, this film manages to trivialise it to the extent of being a farce.
The technical inaccuracies were compounded by the implausible events and the complete absence of a story line.
After having suffered through this film I was not surprised to learn that Alfonso Cuarón and James Cameron were best friends as this has Cameron's "one line plot" written all over it.
The only redeeming feature of this film was its ability to be so trite that it was beneficially soporific. (And the entertainment it provided trying to guess what part of Earth they were orbiting).