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Deadly Skies (2006)

When scientist Dr Madison Taylor discovers an asteroid the size of Texas is heading for Earth, she sets out to destroy it - with or without the help of the military.

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Knut L 08 Nov 2009

Pretty decent disaster flick from the Sci-Fi channel about an asteroid on a collision course with earth. The military have developed a laser with the capabilities of blowing up the asteroid, sadly they refuse to believe that the asteroid will actually hit the earth. Que a couple of scientists and a couple of discharged soldiers to break into the military complex that holds the laser and to save the day. Usually the problem with these films are the awful acting ans special effects, thankfully the acting from most is quite good and there is limited special effects. The plot moves along at a good pace and is never boring, the break into the military compound is entertaining but admittedly the slight sense of believability goes completely out the window at the end. If you don't sit there and try to pick holes in the plot then Force of Impact is an entertaining little romp that's a good way to waste 90 minutes on a Sunday.

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Brian P 13 Aug 2006

Are people [i]paid[/i] to make flicks this cheap?? Cheap, cheesey, and cliched. The script is something I could've come up when I was a toddler, and the acting is somewhere out of the bottom of the bargain bin. I could go on for a while, but I think you get the idea. Some elements that give it the extra star include: some ok music, so-so props, and some acceptable camera work. None of those do much however to elevate this one out of the 'good coffee coaster' catagory.

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Private U 14 Jan 2008

HUGE asteroid hides behind TINY asteroid and is about to KILL EARTH! Not sure how this hiding trick works but this is HIGH-SCIENCE so they obv know than me! Also - no one believes her! Why! WHHHYYYYY!!!!!! Her and pal have a pizza delivered which they didn't order - OH NO! But it's ok - some ex-army dude wants to help and he has built a big laser. They need to attack the army base which is manned by 4 drunk soldiers but holds a weapon of unimaginable destructive power! They do this by making a bus break down! Not before army man initiates a discussion on ethics and also a big scene about "YOU AINT TAKING ANY GUNS!!!!". "Ok" says army man eventually - after much arguing. He will only take tranquilisers. "Ace!" says she. "BUT!! I'll take real guns 'just in case'!" he adds. "Ok" says she - rendering the whole 'discussion' ENTIRELY POINTLESS. Anyway - seen it twice now and it's just lovely.

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Julian G 17 Jun 2010

Deadly Skies is a pretty decent disaster flick from the Sci-Fi channel about an asteroid on a collision course with earth. The military have developed a laser with the capabilities of blowing up the asteroid; sadly they refuse to believe that the asteroid will actually hit the earth. Cue a couple of scientists and a couple of discharged soldiers to break into the military complex that holds the laser and to save the day. Usually the problems with these films are the awful acting and special effects, thankfully the acting from most of the cast is quite good and there are limited special effects. The plot moves along at a good pace and is never boring, the break into the military compound is entertaining but admittedly the slight sense of believability goes completely out the window at the end. If you don't sit there and try to pick holes in the plot then Force of Impact is an entertaining little romp that's a good way to waste 90 minutes on a Sunday.

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Tommy R 02 Mar 2010

Ok movie about a group of scientists who find out that there is a meteor going to hit Earth in one day. They hunt down a former Army Lt. who worked on a laser beam that could destroy the meteor. Only problem is he was kicked out of the military for being gay.

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