Brian Krause is an excellent actor. I am not familiar with the rest but it looks to be a low budget movie. Science Fiction does not have to be science accurate...it is fiction and nothing more. The acting wasn't bad, it was the script. I am sure some of these people needed the money. Acting is a job. Actors have a director that tells them how they want the scenes to be done. I am appalled at so many people that make this "bad acting" mistake. The screenplay sucked and they had bad lines but it probably started like any project with good intentions. I don't know why people have to pick everything apart. It is only for entertainment value and it isn't that bad. Special effects looked fine and this seemed more like a cable channel TV movie to me. I doubt it went into the theaters, so you cannot expect it to be an academy award winning movie. It isn't as bad as people are saying...it is just a low budget movie. If you want science accuracy watch a documentary. This is someone's viewpoint of a happening in 2012. Brian Krause and the two females playing his wife and daughter did a good job. The Russian scientist was eccentric and funny. You can't suddenly become a scientist and know everything about space. I am sure they did some research and they might not have been able to afford a consultant for this particular film. I have seen some of the same things in other space movies so it wasn't exactly anything new but someone's twist on past movies that took up this topic. I thought it was all right for a "B" movie.
Review of 2012: Supernova
