Its Called Suspension of Disbelief

Rating: 9/10 (4 June 2008)

To all the critics who criticize this movie for its flawed math and science are completely missing the point. That is the equivalent of saying you didn't like Harry Potter because his spells don't work in real life. It's a fictional film and with all fictional films you have to let go of reality and enter the world of the film. I think the problem a lot of people have with this movie is that they felt they were going to watch a math film, but instead they get a film with a broader message. Whats so great about this film is it takes two subjects, science and religion, and creates a link, and as soon as this film goes beyond the mathamatics of it all and journeys to the unexplained is where you completely lose your math audience and it seems they don't make the connection that is necessary to fully comprehend this movie and its message.