Funny how ratings on Prime don't seem to reflect the ratings here. And Amazon owns both. Lol. So, when I see an film on Prime, at say a 4.5 rating, you think it might have something worth watching for at least part of the film. Then you start watching and realize that something is not right. You jump on IMBD, which is owned by Amazon and even links you to Prime when an applicable. But wait... 3. Something. Hmmm. Well sh$&. That's pretty low of Amazon. Yes, the ratings fluctuate, and I get that it's probably not going to be real time ratings. But c'mon Amazon, really? There are enough ratings that a few people voting on a not going to fluctuate it that many over say a month. This is not the first or thirty something time I have seen this either. Oh yeah, the film is pretty awful. Really stupid young adults running from a equally stupid "natural disaster" that causes people to become infected and cannibalistic. You were warned.
Review of Solar Impact
