Another Asylum movie that uses their paradoxical formula to produce an utterly predictable story that somehow makes no sense. Poor Claudia Christian, even during her time on Babylon 5 she acted with better CGI than this.

Looking after your own family ahead of strangers is an act of selfishness according to the moral message of this film. It's biggest flaw is that it never decides what its scale is - are the meteors going to destroy the Earth or just one city? It never makes up its mind and so when it ends, you've no idea if it's a happy or a sad ending. It's not a *bad* film, but like all other Asylum films, it's well meaning but (very) flawed.