Faith in the unpossible

Rating: 5/10 (1 February 2015)

Ooo - what a disappointment. I expected something new, not this.
I was looking for back story on the state of the climate, but it didn't come. Doubt set in when the exploration theme was raised, with the teacher denying the moon landing. Totally out of left-field, nothing to do with the story. Then the hero turns up at the NASA base - I know it's not random and that this thing loops back on itself, but it just felt odd rather than intriguing.
Then the main theme is set up - love may be the ultimate survival adaptation. But they did nothing with it.
Then we're through the wormhole, but the story shows almost total lack of curiosity about this new environment. No real attempt to present strange worlds. A big wave in ankle deep water - fair enough. A frozen planet - uuuh, Norway?
At this point I was hungry for a bit of action. And we did get treachery - clearly flagged (no touchy my computer) - leading to a ... punch up. Exciting.
The end is nice and safe, with double-optimism all around. But don't mention the fact we're already running out of cheap oil. Without that the best we can manage is inter-village hog barter with hand-crank shower units.
Do I lack faith?