The Best Movie of 2009

Rating: 9/10 (28 March 2009)

This movie completely grasps the edge of 'noncommercial.' It is like "Final Destination," "Armageddon," and the X-Files rolled into a single movie, based off of a deep plot. What other hating critics don't realize about how it is deep, they believe deep means "I need a sequel, not a one-time movie like 'Step Brothers,' or something NOT made by Disney or Pixar." It uses real science to explain its science fiction. Many movies that don't have evidence to back up its fiction should be called 'fictional science.' A solar flare is a very perceptible end-of-the-world occurrence. It also is enlightening. Are scientists predicting such a thing could happen? Could the explosion of the sun to a white dwarf occur much earlier than we had thought?