After Earth

The worst movie I have seen for quite a while. Terrible dialogue and wooden performances.

I thought this movie was terrible and Will Smith’s worst performance. Now I see it’s an M. Night Shyamalan movie and it makes perfect sense. The director with the uncanny way of pulling the worst from the best actors. Someone put Leo DiCaprio in an M. Night film and let’s see how he pulls the worst performance of all time. It is not the actors’ fault; the common denominator is always this director.

Absolute garbage and a total waste of time to watch...unless you are into bad acting and hearing/seeing Jayden Smith whine and cry throughout the movie (similar to what he did in the equally bad "Karate Kid" movie). In fact, the ONLY reason why Jaden Smith is in this movie is due to his father Will Smith who also has a role in it.

The begginning is the worst part because it just starts explaining all the premise without giving the audience the chance to notice anything. The movie in general gives you a lot of exposition. The premise is generic, with troubled father-son relationship. But I found it watchable and a bit entertaining.

I must have strange taste because I found this entertaining, fast-paced, and fun. Jaden isn’t a natural actor but he didn’t lack effort. You could tell he put everything he had into the role. Will’s acting was on the money, as usual. Just a fun and simple SyFY movie.

A nice, entertaining movie, but unfortunately nothing more.

Anger manament will smith and his talentless son are terrible. his son couldnt act his way into a porno let alone a lead in a movie. plus supporting abusive jerks isnt my thing ... garbage

Meh. The son did his best, but there was just a level of expertise too great for him at the time.

VFX are bad, plot is something that wouldn’t cover half a Star Trek episode and everything else about it feels like they mailed it in. It’s the worst movie I have ever seen that isn’t intentionally trying to be bad

No surprise in today's day and age, with our modern society pushing more towards "following your heart" and "you are how you feel", that this movie did not do well. It is vastly deep, and resonates with forgotten principles of overcoming flesh and choosing something greater than your feelings and opinions and insecurities- courage, self control, patience, endurance, discipline, etc. I just hope the people that need it get to see it. And also, from a theatrical perspective, the effects are well done and they paid attention to minute details such as accents due to blended cultures in their future environment. Just an all around good movie.