Then the rendez-vous helicopter lands, and two guys in medical white deliver a big box of gold to Shannon. Lilith invites him to join them in their new society, but Shannon declines, saying that he's part of the world of the past. They leave, and Shannon's about to pick up his gold, when bullets pepper the ground. Karnak's alive after all. In fact, the entire thing is completely underkey.
Nothing ever reaches critical mass.
On the other hand, there's plenty going for this movie. The initial Endgame sequence is well-done, especially the constant sponsor's messages for Life Plus, the miracle protein drink. There's an actual plot behind everything, simple though it is, and there are enough interesting episodes to keep it from dragging horribly. Hey, I know I'm trying desperately to defend this movie. Most likely created under the influence of Mountain Dew , Nectar of the Gods.