Entertaining, not much else.

Rating: 1/10 (6 June 2006)

The thing that makes this unbearable is that the movie presents itself as fact and very clearly is based on grossly overcompensated estimates of doomsday climatology. It would have been as believable to have a Death Star in the picture, sorry, more believable to have a Death Star in the picture.
There are some very neat special effects, the acting is alright, but the plausibility of what is happening in the movie detracts greatly from the otherwise good performances in the film. There are very dramatic moments in the film which do justice to the people who deliver the lines.
The major problem being the pseudo-science presented as likely possibility has ruined an otherwise fun film. It comes off as very preachy towards the viewers who paid just to see the special effects. The more disturbing part of seeing a film like this is that when you are walking out, you have to deal with the idiots who say to others, "This could really happen, and next week for God's sakes!!"
Worth a rental if you are bored, no more than that.