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This really taxed my nerves. First of all the character played by Jamil Walker Smith really put my back up: he just seemed to want to shoot anyone. The aggression coming from him really put me off.

This is a purely scientific and the military should have been there as an afterthought l. And should be taking orders from the scientists. As for the communication stones what a joke. Taking over someone's body in earth millions of light years away is ludicrous. One scene where two of them go out clubbing in bodies they have taken over with these communication stones. Not one person wanted to be in that ship. WTH flying through space and discovering new planets, new technology. And it seems not one person in this show wants this. Ugh.

I would rather drop a Contact lens in a gas petrol station bathroom and put it syraitback in my eye than suffer anything like this again. I spent the first half of the film trying to figure out what was going on. But all I wanted to do was punch Shirley in the face. And kick her supercilious husband of a cliff. The story made no sense so I started to Google who this woman really was. This film is not based on her life story. Just a well wired creepy film that DRAGGED ON AND ON AMD ON. I have neck ache from looking at my phone which provided some respite. The only reason I kept it on was for mum who seemed bored but determined to get to the end.

As a non believer I stay away from overly religious films. I even watched the film Noah with an open heart and enjoy it thoroughly. As I knew what I was walking into. But this film I abandoned due to the religious aspect being pushed down my throat. I expected an edge of your seat experience. Plane crash. Survival at all cost. But the typical tedious ungrateful daughter being crappy to her parents and hillbilly barbecue contests. I don't understand how a nation as the USA is so great with all this religious clap trap. Now IMDb want another 55 characters to describe how this film offended me. ..