although highly derivative, I liked it!

Rating: Null/10 (20 May 2016)

I Liked it! Although it was highly derivative; for example: Tet itself resembled Arthur C. Clarke's idea of what a purely cybernetic entity would look like (a black tetrahedron) Tet also seemed to be a cross between "Star Trek: The Motion Picture"'s "Vejur" and Jack Kirby's "Galactus" (from "The Fantastic Four"); a monstrous machine that (a) thinks it is God, and (b) eats entire planets, Jack is a three-way cross between the astronaut in "Moon" (a service engineer who discovers he's a clone), the Silver Surfer ("I will no longer serve") and the Ape General at the end of the Mark Wahlberg version of "Planet Of The Apes"("Everything I have ever believed in is a lie! I WON'T OBEY YOU ANY MORE!") Oh, and Jeff Goldblume in "Independence Day" ("Uploading Jolly Roger"....) LOVED the "Bubble Ship"; did wonder why a ship with no overhead rotor needed a tail rotor though...for extra manoeuvrability maybe?