Escape 2120

Apparently this was based on a book that was probably a pretty decent story but unfortunately it was not transferred to the screen. The acting is horrendous. It is so bad at points it completely takes one out of the story. Given the gaping plot holes and things that are simply never explained I can only assume entire chapters must have been skipped. As it is, it makes no sense at all. Sad to see someone else's creative vision reduced to a bad high school play.

Terrible acting. Cheap props and scenery. I felt embarrassed for the actors.

The fact that someone made this, edited this, previewed this and then as a collective group decided to move forward and release this mess into the universe... further let's me know how incredibly insane people actually are!

The budget had to be like $235, with no payroll and promises of royalties off the sale. Someone is definitely in debt over this mess!

I almost have to believe that crack or some other form of hard narcotics were involved in the decision to fund, produce and direct something of this low caliber.

Looks like it was shot in a high school and the woods behind the high school.

And it is my sincere opinion that the actors had to be utterly ashamed of themselves for even being involved.

All involved should almost certainly and immediately decided to have a career change, and never tell family or friends that they were ever apart of this...

Just when the current year couldn't get any worse, there is this.

The movie has a good storyline. Too bad it wasn't done with a higher budget. Edward Pritchard plays David, a real boring young man who travels to the future. There he meets Nalia, a cute girl from the future. Sounds interesting, right? Wrong.

I made it to the point where a character named Samuel appears. Samuel is played by David Afflick. After a few minutes of Samuel, I stopped watching. I could feel my brain cells dying, and I didn't want to risk my health any further. This character would have great in the movie "Troll 2."

There should be a documentary made about this character. I want to see the director actually say, "... and cut. Good job, David" after one of Samuel's scenes. Fascinating.