impressive, yet questionable logically

Rating: Null/10 (16 December 2007)

no denying, the film was spectacular, in its cinematography and storyline. will smith however did not seem to be the right man to be the only homo sapien left on earth. his credentials in the movie was weakly established. the events that took place when the virus became airborne was imperfectly unfolded to the audience. flashbacks were good as story tool but there wasn't much that was fed to the audience's mindset in order to completely appreciate the demise of mankind. the focus of the catastrophe was too scoped in at NYC. and we are to believe that the entire world has been wiped out? his radio message, illogically didn't reach the colony, which was portrayed to be military-guarded. how so? less was explained on the survival of Anna and Ethan. If the darkseekers were dangerous and have roamed the entire world, it was not effectively translated in the movie. Again, too scoped in with NYC. his argument abt NYC being his Ground Zero was basically unacceptable. perhaps i am taking the stride literally, too literal in fact. But it is in fact possible to reach on literal basis to the audience.