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The
year is 2050 and Commander Kate Bowman (Carrie-Anne Moss)
is the pilot and commander of the human race's most important
mission - a mission that will help to save life on planet
Earth. With her crew Bowman is heading to Mars to mend the
malfunctioning Mars Terraforming project. But something is
wrong and whatever it is is not good...
Red
Planet starts well and builds from that point to a fairly
refreshing conclusion. Not only do the crew have to contend
with fixing the terraforming machinery, but they also have
find a way of surviving the oxygen free planet after their
craft crash lands; stay hidden from a rogue robotic killing
machine; and make it home in one piece.
This
was one of those movies that at its theatrical release I avoided
like the plague. This was solely for the reason that it seemed
to get such bad reviews. However this movie is everything
you would expect from a Hollywood blockbuster.
Kilmer
is at his best as the tough guy, no-nonsense kick-ass hero
and he strolls effortlessly from one scene to the next without
even a hint of ham!
If
you want an enjoyable no-brainer then this is the movie for
you. Pretty impressive stuff with excellent special effects.
Darren
Rea
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