Not what it could of been

Rating: 5/10 (20 January 2017)

I can say that with a budget of 110 million dollars this movie could of been so much more. They basically took a weird love story and turned it into a sci-fi movie, and not a good one either. Everything that happened in this movie was predictable, unimaginative, and had holes in it from the start.
Not allot of dialog or actors in this movie other than the main characters so I guess the 110 million got spent on CGI? I wanted to try to do this review without giving spoilers but I have to in order to explain my complaints.
First the main character is woken up by the ship, because the ship had a glitch or problem, but this state of the art ship was not able, with all it's different computers, to let anyone know there was a problem? It took a dying crew member to figure out there was an issue. Also, if your going to send a space ship into space across the galaxy wouldn't you make sure it's computer chips were protected against energy bursts or whatever crap it was that hit the ship in the beginning?
I wonder if the actors read the script and were like, OK, whatever, just pay me.
The bar tender was the dumbest robot in any sci-fi movie ever. He had no clue that something was wrong with the ship. He was there when it got hit, but he didn't notice it? and You would think if something happened to the ship that the computer would wake up the crew so they could investigate it, but it conveniently couldn't do that. And with all that technology there was no way to go back into hyper-sleep? How would the crew get back to Earth after dropping off the people.
Like I say so many holes in the story in order to keep only the two main characters together throughout this crappy love story. If it wasn't for Jennifer being so hot I probably wouldn't of watched the whole way through(thanks for the bikini shots by the way). No aliens, no killer virus, the robot didn't go crazy and try to kill them (which would of made the move way more interesting), but some how we can grow trees in the spaceship without sun or UV light and fry computer chips like peanut butter cookies!?. Come on Hollywood you can do better than this. If you were gonna make a part two (which you won't) I'm available for story ideas. Hit me up.