Knowing follows in a Non Sequitor fashion, or Something Poohed in my Brain.

Rating: 2/10 (3 June 2009)

This definitely has spoilers.
So aliens know the Earth is going to get a blast from the sun, and the best they can do is whisper to kids? Then when that apparently doesn't help, only 2 are taken (male + female), to a planet just like Eden. The message here just escapes me. Here are some of my groping attempts.
1 Science is evil and can't save you. 2 We are evil and need to be destroyed. 3 You will feel better when the World is destroyed if you believe. 4 These aliens know this and are in fact angels or agents for God. 5 You can't escape your fate, or is it destiny?
How did the aliens know these things would happen? Why tell a kid about hundreds of disasters, when they MUST know the information on a piece of paper, is going get put in the ground for 50 years? Where any of 3 remaining predictions changed because: 1 You can't do that. 2 You don't know how to do that. 3 You are not supposed to do that.
No answer is given, and we the viewer are kept in the dark on where and when and how many victims, these remaining tragedies will claim for far too long. The real clincher that this is a "expletive deleted" flick is when Nicolas Cage's son in the movie, starts to write these numbers that predict nasty future events. And the logical thing here to do is to rip it up, which of course Nicolas Cage does. The point here is, he KNOWS what it means, but he already KNOWS that the end of everything is also the next day. So WTF was being predicted by his son?
This movie for me looks like an over zealous attempt by religious radicals on why relying on science is foolish, and whatever is going to happen it is all part of Gods plan. If that is so then God is saying: "I f**ked up, and now I'm starting it all over again, but this time I'll get it right!"
The longer I watched this movie, the more frustrated I got, and now that I've seen it all, it feels like something poohed in my brain.