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Solar Flare (2008)

A young math genius discovers a huge solar storm on the verge of destroying the Earth's power grid and he must alert the world before a powerful businessman stops him.

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Muffin M 27 Jan 2009

An oddly enjoyable movie really, some wooden acting in parts (the gym teacher ...really!!) some interesting effects but hey was fun to watch.

Michael Ordoña 05 Jun 2008

The film tries to be a cautionary tale against corporate interference in both the environment and technology, but it really serves as a warning beacon against enervated staging and ineffectual dialogue.