The storyline could use some help

Rating: 4/10 (8 August 2017)

Just like Dante's Peak, the climax is pointless. Dennis Quaid takes his buddies all the way out to "save" his son and it didn't even really do anything but get one of them killed. And this is so thriller-typical!: Jake Gyllenhaal's babe cuts her leg, causing major infection, and when it jolts in sudden pain while collecting books from the shelf, the other girl asks if she's OK, to which she replies, "Yeah, I'm fine." You're NOT fine. You KNOW you're not. I'll never understand what the point is of characters ignoring their actual status and pretending to be "fine" when they're anything BUT. They're just letting their problem snowball and in THIS movie, it would've KILLED her if everyone hadn't found out for themselves the hard way after awhile to then make a plan to get supplies from the passing ship. What's so hard or embarrassing about being forthcoming about your sudden health problem? Just speak!