Complete waste of time

Rating: 1/10 (28 August 2018)

The movie starts in 1959 with a class of elementary school students drawings pictures to be put in a time capsule, to be opened 50 years later. However, a girl named Lucinda writes a lot of seemingly random numbers.
Fast forward 50 years and we have Nicholas Cage as John, an MIT professor who recently lost his wife. His son Caleb's school opens the time capsule and Caleb receives the list with numbers.
John realizes that the numbers represent disasters and their death tolls with some yet to happen, including the end of the world. John then witnesses a plane crash, which was on the list. This was one of the few good scenes in the movie, also the train crash in nyc that John fails in trying to stop.
John then finds Lucinda's daughter, Diana who joins him in trying to save the world. John goes back to MIT and realizes that there's gonna be a solar flare that will kill all life on Earth. John tries to find coordinates in a door that Lucinda had wrote them but Diana takes both their kids and stops at a gas station where the stalkers who had been whispering to the kids the whole time take the kids. Diana dies in a car crash and John heads to the coordinates, which turn out to be Lucinda's house.
The kids are with the stalkers who turn out to be aliens/angels that chose them to be saved. John can't go, so he watches the kids leave in some ridiculous looking spaceship. John then reunites with his sister and parents as the solar flare destroys Earth. This would've been a decent way to end this idiotic movie, but instead they decided to picture the kids as Adam and Eve on a new planet.
Overall, this movie had an interesting start but went completely off the rails. The plot makes no sense and the ending leaves you with more questions than the beginning. Complete waste of time, don't watch.