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At a glance

Condition
New
Format
DVD
Dimensions
7.4 x 5.31 x 0.39 in; 0.01 oz
Genre
Action, Sci-Fi
Language
English
Runtime
1 hour and 34 minutes
MPAA rating
NR (Not Rated)

Description

A rogue asteroid smashes into the moon and, within days, disastrous abnormalities start happening on Earth. What began as an incredible meteor shower becomes the catalyst for a collision between the moon and Earth. Natasha Henstridge, David James Elliott and James Cromwell star in this thrilling struggle to save the planet - the countdown is on!

Specs 15

Genre Action, Sci-Fi
Format Subtitled
Contributor Benjamin Sadler, David James Elliot, Florentine Lahme, Impact Films Inc.; Tandem Communications GmbH, James Cromwell, Jesse Prupas, Michael Rohl, Natasha Henstridge, Steven Culp, Ted Bauman
Language English
Runtime 1 hour and 34 minutes
Aspect Ratio 1.781
MPAA rating NR (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions 7.4 x 5.31 x 0.39 inches; 0.01 ounces

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Top Amazon Reviews

Worth the watch!
I started this thinking it would be just another disaster movie - ended up watching all 3 hours! Its a great movie, believable story, good acting, realistic effects.
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2025 by A. Miner
I love it
Great and exciting movie.
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2026 by Kathy McL
Awful physics, but good FX and a fantastic character story.. Enjoy it for those!!!
Good character development and well done special effects. I enjoyed it for that despite the appalling science. Someone slept through Physics and it showed. But if you don't mind putting up with having to stretch your abilities to suspend disbelief, it's worth watching for the acting. The German couple were absolutely amazing... I give those two 5 stars! The entire cast was very convincing. Watch it as a tear-jerker if nothing else. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Make you the world you live in!
I never review movies. This one had people acting like real people act. There weren't any cheesy lines or contrived circumstances. It touched me. It reminds me that you and I, we make the world we live in. We do that in our own space and that space overlaps with others' spaces who are making the world they live in. So, make the world you live in a world that you want to live in. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2025 by Charles Beck
A nice surprise
There's a lot of cheap end of the world movies, especially on the ad supported streaming services. I did not realize until I was into it that it was three hours long! I was up watching this until early in the morning. Couldn't pull myself away. It's not gone with the wind but it is not your ordinary end of the world movie. The acting is quite good, special effects are decent. The only flaw is that if a white darwf star (not a brown darwf) ever hit the moon it would be game over. At least one chunk of rock ( probably more) would shred our planet. But you can lay all of that aside and just enjoy the show. I thought so much of it I bought the DVD, just in case it falls between the cracks of the streaming services. Great way to kill an evening and it's nice to have a copy just it case it disappears from the streaming services like so many other movies. Not just for sci-fi fans, this miniseries performs above its class ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2024 by Steven
Never saddle your project with the very word your story lacks....
As far as disaster flicks go, this one didn't go far enough. It was virtually a one trick show with the "weightlessness" providing the only wow factor. Unfortunately, they kept dragging it out every time the plot began to stall. Literally, if you've seen it once, you've seen it a hundred times. There was a pall of half-heartedness over the entire production. Whereas others in this genre go overboard by fabricating a heightened sense of urgency, Impact crawled along as if it had all the time in the world. Someone had their finger on the snooze button and didn't let up. It started with a tentative non-debate of religion over data, data trumping everything (according to Natasha Henstridge's character). From that point on it tiptoed its way through 190 minutes of: anomalies, geese flying in the wrong direction, compasses that wouldn't work, tides running amuck, the ever popular cell phone interference, the dead wife syndrome, the ex-husband from hell, and the world's worse grandfather. Considering everything they tossed into the mix, there were more than enough sob stories to go around. Unfortunately, none of them had much to do with the matter at hand. Naturally, the military had their own agenda, as did political sycophants surrounding the President. This too is typical of this genre. But the greatest hindrance to this bloated film/miniseries was the actor David James Elliott, playing Alex Kittner, the one with the bright idea to save the world. I've never seen a more blasé performance, given the circumstances of impending DOOM. Robotic, is the kindest description I could apply to his unreasonably dull appearance in a pivotal role. His tone of voice, his lack of expression, all rarely changed throughout the course of this epic. He was given the opportunity to display some type of emotion, twice, and both times he couldn't be bothered to summon up even a cursory example to fit the occasions. For a second I thought he had something but no, it was just the way they lit him. He posed more than he performed. Even the children playing his offspring were more credible than he was. It was as if he knew this wasn't going to amount to much so he didn't bother to try. I didn't hate it, it was okay. But I don't ever want to see it again. Not a keeper. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2011 by Einsatz
Not so great
After watching this movie, I must admit, I wish I had missed this movie. The movie was broken up into two parts. The first part seemed to drag on. Very very slow. I did the Amazon Unbox for this movie, and the video quality of the first part wasn't so great. What irritated was that the video quality of the second part seemed SIGNIFICANTLY better than the first, and immediately. When I say immediately, I do mean the first few seconds of the second part. I think the second part might have been filmed with better/newer cameras than the first. The video quality of the second part stayed good until the end. Why would the video quality of the second part be so much better than the video quality of first part? The second part of the movie was just too fast - there seemed to be a lot that could have been added, not that it would have made the movie any better. I am not a scientist, but I do have a good education, yet I found the "science" behind this movie to be extremely flawed. I am of the opinion that the writers of the movie were more interested in developing the characters than the science. The characters were definitely closer to reality than the science, but that isn't saying much. The only character that came close to being "real" is the dude who drove the kids to see their dad. He came very close to abandoning them, yet decided to help them anyways. This character was the exception to the rule, as most people would have left the kids to fend for themselves. At three hours and ten minutes, this movie was painfully long. I have seen and watched movies of this length before, and found most of them entertaining. This movie was horrible. At the point when the "first part" of the movie was over, I really wasn't overly interested in watching the rest. However, I did anyways, thinking the movie might end strong. I was disappointed. The only reason I gave the movie two stars is because the UnBox version is significantly cheaper than buying the DVD. If you really do decide to watch this movie, UnBox it. Don't spend the extra money on the DVD - it isn't worth the extra money. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2009 by Safari Hood
GREAT MOVIE BUT THEY COULD HAVE HIRED A SCIENTIST AS ADVISOR!
I have watched this TV-movie on Amazon about 6 or 7 times! It has been well worth the $10 I paid to buy it! Each time I watch the movie --- it is a great movie and it’s a shame it is not as well-known as the “other” Asteroid Movie (“Armageddon”)! The acting is great. The Plot is great too, with an Asteroid hitting the MOON as well as one hitting the Earth. However, I have to ask: Did they have an Astrophysicist or Astronomer to advise them on this movie? Apparently NOT. See, a “Brown Dwarf” is a Gas-Giant Planet, larger than Jupiter, than is not large enough to achieve Nuclear Fusion and become a Star. A “piece of a Brown Dwarf” would be just gas and if it hit the Moon would not cause much damage. What hits the Moon in this movie is a NOT a piece of a BROWN Dwarf, but piece of a “WHITE Dwarf”! A WHITE Dwarf is what the Movie says a BROWN Dwarf is: A WHITE Dwarf is the remnant of a Star that has gone Supernova. A typical WHITE Dwarf is about 10 or 11 miles in Diameter and has a Mass of about TWICE that of our Sun! I do not know how a “piece of a White Dwarf” breaks off, but it is good that only a “piece” hits the Moon, since, if the WHOLE White Dwarf hit the Moon, there would be NO more moon!!! Also, the Asteroid that killed the Dinosaurs was 6 (SIX) miles wide, not 11 (ELEVEN) miles wide, as Maddie tells the President. Other than that, it is a great movie. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2016 by Robert Del Rosso
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