These aliens - whose actual presence on Nova Prime is kept from us, perhaps by a budget cut - have genetically manufactured fearsome creatures to kill the humans. Wherever and however the humans got where they went, they were greeted by a hostile alien species. Certainly humans are in another solar system now, but in the same galaxy? Where exactly? How did they get wherever they are? Was it more cost effective and technologically feasible to move an entire civilization billions of miles than to repair the home planet? The Earth, we learn, was abandoned by humans many light years ago after they ruined its ecosystem, resettling on the generically named planet Nova Prime. The challenges to logic begin with the premise, provided at the beginning in flashback and voiceover. "After Earth" can be enjoyed on the reflexive level of people being chased by scary, chasey, drooly creatures, but rationally it's about as cloudy as a nebula. While both are questionable at times, even poorly accomplished at others, they exist in the context of a story that's much more problematic. There's been a lot of criticism directed at the Smiths' acting in this movie, especially at Jaden, 14, along with complaints about the film's special effects. You're in "After Earth," starring Will Smith and his son Jaden as a father and son stranded on a hostile planet after their spaceship hits interstellar turbulence. When the main character befriends a gigantic carnivorous bird in the science fiction film you're watching, you know you're in a galaxy far, far away from sound judgment.
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Night Shyamalan and his son Jaden (pictured) to create a sci-fi movie set on a planet that has evolved to kill humans - and surprise, it's not entirely believable.
You can be sure this panel is well on /Film's radar and we'll have someone there to get all the dirt come July 14. Also joining the panel is Eisner Award winner Peter David (Star Trek novels and comic books The Incredible Hulk), who is writing the After Earth prequel novel and also created the After Earth bible with Greenberger and Friedman. Joe comic books Torchwood: Web of Lies motion comic), and writers Robert Greenberger (Iron Man, Batman, and Hellboy novels) and Michael Friedman(Star Trek and X-Men novels) - the creators of the comic book After Earth: Innocence, which will introduce Kitai and Cypher Raige (played by Jaden and Will Smith in the After Earth film). They will be joined by comic book artist Beni Lobel (Spanish horror comic anthology Cthulu G.I. With the film now in post-production and set to hit theaters next June, screenwriter Gary Whitta ( Book of Eli) and director of photography Peter Suschitzky ( The Empire Strikes Back) will discuss the making of the film. In case you didn't read it before, here's what the panel itself will entail: Enter the world of After Earth with an in-depth panel that gives you a behind-the-scenes look at the universe of the upcoming film and comic book. So it seems like Will's character is definitely the second lead of the film and that it's Jaden's movie more than his Dad's.
His whole life, Kitai has wanted nothing more than to be a soldier like his father. As his father lies dying in the cockpit, Kitai must trek across the hostile terrain to recover their rescue beacon.
When an asteroid storm damages Cypher and Kitai's craft, they crash-land on a now unfamiliar and dangerous Earth. Legendary General Cypher Raige (played by Will Smith) returns from an extended tour of duty to his estranged family, ready to be a father to his 13-year-old son, Kitai (played by Jaden Smith). In After Earth, one thousand years after cataclysmic events forced humanity's escape from Earth, Nova Prime has become mankind's new home. Beware that it contains what are likely spoilers. Here's the official plot description of After Earth from the San Diego Comic-Con website (via JoBlo for the idea). Most of the information has been rumored before but now it's official. Seems like an odd approach but, in this reveal, we do get the first official plot synopsis of the movie. It will feature the screenwriter and director of photography, and focus more on the comic books designed to accompany the film than it will on the movie itself. Instead, the panel will be in a medium sized room. The sci-fi film, which stars Will and Jaden Smith, seems like a natural fit for Comic-Con, but neither the director or its two leads will be in attendance. Night Shyamalan's latest film, After Earth. Buried in the incredibly busy Saturday schedule for San Diego Comic-Con 2012 is a panel concerning M.
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