a5c7b9f00b Scientists discover that the Earth's core is about to stop spinning. This will cause tremendous natural disasters, wiping out lifewe know it. A team of scientists are recruited in a crash project to send a ship and bomb into the center of the Earth to prevent the catastrophe.
The Earth's core has stopped spinning. Disasters are appearing all over the world: Birds acting crazy, powerful thunderstorms, 32 people die within seconds of each other when their pacemakers quit working. Dr. Josh Keyes and his crew of five (total members: 6) go down to the center of the Earth to set off a nuclear device to make the Earth's core start spinning again or Mankind will perish.
I saw on a tv spot for this film that this "Was the event Armaggedon wanted to be." Granted this was a gross innacuracy,while Armaggedon was a long-shot, it was scientifically and logically feasible, plus unlike this film Armageddon actually had character development and character backstories. All in all the Core is a decent enjoyable sci-fi disaster movie, that while smacking of impossibilty, will entertain you for two hours, a decent movie, but if you're looking for a great end of the world flick, try Armaggedon.
I just can't recommend this movie because whales save the heroes at the end.<br/><br/>I read a previous review that compared this movie to a mix of the movies 'Independence Day' and 'Armageddon'. I pretty much agree with that assessment. As such, it is a very entertaining movie to watch. There were several minor problems with the story and/or how it was presented; but the show was entertaining enough that I could overlook them (i.e. too much camera time on disasters (e.g. wacko birds), untested craft works first time, unpowered ascent at the end).<br/><br/>The major problem with the movie was the whales. Yes, whales. Why do whales have to come and save the day for the protagonists at the end??? Why couldn't there have been some sort of battery powered emergency beacon that they could have used to signal the rescue ships? I guarantee you that whales wouldn't give a rat's you-know-what about another chunk of metal laying around in the ocean.
The similarities between this film and Michael Bay's overblown "Armageddon"are too numerous to ignore; the crucial difference is that this one is actually pretty good.
When the Earth's molten core loses its spin, the result of which will mean disaster to the planet, six scientists—geophysicist Professor Josh Keyes (<a href="/name/nm0001173/">Aaron Eckhart</a>), weapons expert Dr Serge Leveque (<a href="/name/nm0001409/">Tchéky Karyo</a>), researcher Conrad Zimsky (<a href="/name/nm0001804/">Stanley Tucci</a>), NASA astronauts Commander Robert Iverson (<a href="/name/nm0339304/">Bruce Greenwood</a>) and Major Rebecca "Beck" Childs (<a href="/name/nm0005476/">Hilary Swank</a>), and rogue scientist Ed "Braz" Brazzelton (<a href="/name/nm0005148/">Delroy Lindo</a>), who has designed a vessel, affectionately named Virgil, that can withstand intense heat and pressure—travel to the center of the Earth through the Mariana Trench and attempt to get the core spinning again by setting off a series of nuclear explosions. The Core is based on a screenplay written by screenwriters Cooper Layne and John Rogers. Most likely no. The deepest any human has gone is seven miles (not even past the crust), and it would take a monumental, if not impossible, effort to get any further. Keep in mind, however, that this is a science fiction movie and that anything can happen. This movie could take place several years in the future, so they may have created the materials needed for the ship to stay intact in the hot temperatures in the Earth's core. Project DESTINI (Deep Earth Seismic Trigger Initiative) was an attempt to propagate earthquakes through the Earth's corea weapon. Designed by Zimsky, DESTINI's first activation unintentionally stopped the Earth's rotation instead. The bombs begin to detonateplanned, successfully restarting the core's rotation. Inside the stalled Virgil, Josh realizes that the unobtainium shell can be useda solar panel, converting the core heat into energy and giving them enough thrust to escape. Virgil squeezes between two tectonic plates and breaks through the Earth's crust 800 feet under the Pacific Ocean somewhere near Hawaii. Now lacking the core heat to power the ship, it stops, leaving Josh and Beck without power or communications. In an attempt to attract attention, Josh activates a weak sonar beacon. On the surface, the military picks up sonar signals, which Rat (<a href="/name/nm0702809/">DJ Qualls</a>) recognizeswhale song and realizes that the whales are being attracted to Virgil. Consequently, the military rallies around the whales and locates the ship. Inside Virgil, Josh and Beck are huddled together discussing how the world will never know what Serge, Zimsky, Iverson, and Braz did and why they died. "Unless it all got out somehow," Josh replies. In the final scene, a week later, Rat logs onto the internet at a Cyber Cafe, revealing to the world the Destini project and the names of the unsung heroes who saved the world. Not very realistic at all. More detailed information about the physics can be gathered from a given review of the movie (made by the Intuitor). After he's done tinkering with Josh's phone, Rat tells Josh he won't be charged for long-distance on the phone forlonghe has it. Presumably, Rat being a technology genius, he was able to use the whistling tone he created with the gum wrapper, in addition to keying in several commands, to reprogram the phone.
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