Poor acting, incomprehensible storyline, long and drawn out dialogue, but otherwise okay

Rating: 2/10 (15 November 2014)

It appears that big production space movies are suddenly the new craze in Hollywood after Gravity won some awards. While really good if you are in need of some sleep, don't venture out if you are in need of seeing a decent movie. There are many times that I see movies that I did not enjoy, but appreciate the special effects, soundtrack or acting. This movie possess none of the above.
The long and drawn out dialogue was incomprehensible and at other times, so soft that you couldn't understand it. Luckily I watched it in Switzerland and could read the German subtitles.
The movie starts out with a premise that our Earth is dying, although never really explains it well. We move on to figuring out how we can either save the Earth or move everyone to another planet. So far, so good.
But when the movie moved into black holes, the fifth dimension and "them" (I guess referring to aliens), I was lost and never allowed to return. The one plus about seeing a movie in Switzerland is that there is a 15 minute intermission. This was by far the best part of the movie as I sprung for some Gummy Bears to keep me awake for the final hour and forty minute second half.
I am sure someone will nominate this for an award...