Good effects and action but the characterization is, to be honest, rather flat.

Not terrible by any stretch. This is textbook sci-fi disaster screenwriting: sure it paints by numbers, but it uses a vibrant palate. What seems comparatively convenient or trite is only what is dictated by the dogma of the space novelty blockbuster, good and cost-effective, and never disappointing. But like anything made by circumstance and committee, it lacks that idiosyncratic flair that, ironically, makes it more memorable.

I don't think I have a particular reason, but I did not like this movie at all. It seemed really forced, whether it be the action, comedy, romance, etc. And it had the weirdest ending.

I didn't expect this movie to be as bad as it was. The whole thing is full of plot holes and incredibly formulaic. The characters are all cardboard cutouts, while the story hurries along at breakneck pace. This is pointless.

A fun cartoon that's got some nice twists away from the typical kids adventure formula.

It's a relatively light, technically impressive space adventure that I happen to enjoy. Not the greatest, far from the worst. (I would not have minded if they'd found a better voice actor than Drew Barrymore, but what can you do.)

A different story, some imaginative characters... but mix in some plot holes (especially some basic scientific ones) and it taints my enjoyment of the movie.