Matthew M mumbles and mumbles. No idea what he's on about. MM is miscast. We need someone who is audible and attractive.

It's dusty but the dust doesn't settle on the corn. (No dust cloud follows the pick-up as they plough through the cornfield, chasing a drone.)

This is a totally unexplained encounter. The family are so busy watching the drone that they nearly drive over a cliff even though they are on their own land. Perhaps because they are driving the pickup blind, yet fast enough to keep up with a jet-powered drone. Hello???

No intelligible explanation for how MM landed the drone, what he found in it, how a groovy pile of dust helped him find the space station nor why they hired him to fly the mission. Why should Michael Caine be the NASA project director - he is hardly an obvious rocket scientist! Why such a bizarre robot? And did it wake them all up before the worm hole - or did I miss how that was to happen in the mumbles.

Lo and behold - despite having travelled for months to the wormhole end near Saturn, they find themselves right beside a suitable planet at the other end. But I guess that was the work of "them".

It is key to the plot, but there is no scientific concept that would make 1 hour on a planet into 7 years. And how come the open sea is paddle-able and a vast tsunami appears? Despite the size of the waves all is immediately calm and they seem to be predictable stuck.

Some equally improbable idea was going to solve this problem but I'd lost interest. It is the moment I walked out.

The movie to that point was uninteresting, and wholly illogical. I really thought with all the hype, it would be compelling, Instead it was plain irritating.

Anne Hathaway was okay. At least we could hear what she was saying! And we could hear everyone else for that matter. Poor miscast good ol' boy Matthew.

I have now read the Wikipedia synopsis, which is likewise unintelligible, and am hugely glad that I left - even though I have wasted one hour of the two hours I saved by writing this review!