Is is just me or did anyone else get the impression that this was two or maybe more, movies combined into one like some really ugly, hybrid project?
You have "Pandorum", the mental side effect from long hibernation for an interesting, if dry, sci-fi element, you have mutant cannibals roaming around hunting human victims for that cheap, bloody horror element, etc. It started off so promising, and then it was as if they had to stuff more and more monsters, awful special effects----the stop-action animation was absolutely horrible in some scenes------, and bad dialog, (especially where Dennis Quaid was concerned), that, by the end, I didn't particularly care what happened to anyone. Side note: how many times can one man crash from 15+ foot heights onto steel beams, steel grates, and steel plates and walk away with no injuries?
You have "Pandorum", the mental side effect from long hibernation for an interesting, if dry, sci-fi element, you have mutant cannibals roaming around hunting human victims for that cheap, bloody horror element, etc. It started off so promising, and then it was as if they had to stuff more and more monsters, awful special effects----the stop-action animation was absolutely horrible in some scenes------, and bad dialog, (especially where Dennis Quaid was concerned), that, by the end, I didn't particularly care what happened to anyone. Side note: how many times can one man crash from 15+ foot heights onto steel beams, steel grates, and steel plates and walk away with no injuries?