Stormageddon

1 thing I've learned to expect from budget straight to DVD\TV\streaming type sci-fi films is to not expect to much. But this film actually exceeded most expectations in most areas.

Can't find any real budget info on this film, but they sure did an excellent job of locations for shooting and set\studio pieces. And clearly they put a lot of effort into this aspect and is shows in the resulting film. Acting is well above average for what seems to be unknown actors and they all look to have done a decent job.

Special effects and CGI were for the best part very good and passable for films with much higher budgets. Nice easy story with only 1 irritating aspect, that being no real explanation (unless I missed it during a break) how Adam managed to go back in time or the technology used.

Apart from that, a very polished and decent film with decent action scenes.

The plot was a little confusing and the backstory didn't help, but the special effects were good, and the acting wasn't bad. One of the better made for tv scifi flicks.

Dumb! That is all that can be said about this film. From bad CGI to bad acting.

This film didn't cut the mustard for me. It was more like a Saturday afternoon stinker you'd get on a free sat channel. Very predictable. Oh and there's no actual storm either.

This movie echoes The Terminator, 2001, The Da Vinci Code, and a movie from the early 1970s about American and Soviet defense computers joining circuits and taking control of all electronics and pretty much the rest of the world. It seemed to be a Syfy original movie, and they always begin confusingly (without explaining what is going on) -- and this one is no exception. Roger Corman would approve.