Adam Driver plays a space explorer who leaves his home planet that looks a lot like ours, but with more advanced tech. His travels are cut short when he crash lands on Earth, 65 million years ago. Natch, he encounters a variety of pre-historic creatures, but not before he discovers the only other passenger alive: In the tradition of so many wilderness adventures, it’s a young girl (Chole Coleman). Two of the writers of A Quiet Place (Scott Beck & Bryan Woods) have written and directed, so they’ve thrown all manner of challenges at the duo. After a while, the credibility of the escapes wears thin and along with it is any potential for real tension. The concept is somewhat interesting and Driver gives it his all, but the directing duo didn’t bring enough skill to keep the movie from “crashing.” 
(2.5 / 5)
