I enjoyed it but...

Rating: 6/10 (18 September 2013)

...there are a number of holes in the story. Still worth a look and the closing scene has some absolutely first-rate special effects.
Firstly, that girl sure could hustle her writing - she got all that down in the time the others drew a flying saucer and a puppy dog.
Secondly, you would have had to consider it was all a hoax. I'm a big Penn & Teller fan so my first thought would be that someone had already been to the time capsule & put that page in. Elaborate, sure, but more likely than the list being real.
Thirdly, his scientific colleague at the observatory was way too off- hand in looking at the data. One might be a coincidence, even a few, but so many matches? Not really plausible it was just random chance. Why didn't he realise it was either an elaborate hoax or really, really weird? Either way it deserved a closer look.
Lastly, assuming that human history has an end point, what were the numbers the boy was so feverishly writing down?
Nicholas Cage has gone the way of Jason Statham, or Wesley Snipes as an extreme, in that he does so many very ordinary movies now that he can command the big bucks. This is better than many he's done recently but you can see Cage never changes gear out of 1st.