Did anyone see 10.5. last week?

[george]

I watch both nites, and thought it was pretty Good, except for the few times they used Gods name in an exclaimantory ways. they never did really reley on God. they mention prayer, but not in a true since. I can't believe that they would go through that horrible tragedy and never really come together and trust in God. there always saying that they need to use certain lanuage in certain situations for the movie to make since. well... I think that calling on a God who is in control and can ouiet the storm would have made since also.I think they mention faith a few times in a water down way.

I know this wasn't a christian film, but it would have still made since if he was agknowledge in the movie, I was kinda dissapointed he wasn't. I don't mean to sound critical, but it burns me up when ppl use his name in that way, but yet will not call on him. did anyone else take notice of this?

 

[mnmcandiez]

Yeah I watched some of it but I thought is was a very bad movie I didnt like it at all.

 

[Jeremiah the Bullfrog]

I was going to watch it because I like Fred Ward, but I forgot.

 

[oneiric]

I enjoy movies where earth is destroyed, which is why I liked "Deep Impact" and am looking forward to "The Day After Tomorrow." But 10.5 was alright, only because of the end where California was severed. The rest, however, was mediocre in my opinion.

 

[TCapp]

I saw it. The plot was okay, but I hated the fact that the the taping looked amateurish. I mean, I lost count on how many times it zoomed in, zoomed out, and on and on. So choppy, and used too often. Blah. Almost enough to give one motion sickness.

 

[Mac6yver]

Made for TV movies are the poor mans movie.