Plot so thin, it passes unnoticed.

Most undeservingly overhyped movie of all time??

I gave it a 7.5 out of 10

good back-story, and good acting

This movie was something I watched for a community college class. It is a good movie just by itself. However for my class we got to talk to the director ,Philip T. Johnson, through Skype after watching it. one of the questions that we had for him was what did he intend to do by creating this movie. He answered that he wanted to introduce hard to understand (super abstract) ideas such as M-Theory and String Theory and help make the watcher become more interested in science. I feel like he achieved his goal, because after when I researched M-Theory it made cents to me (someone who still hasn't taken physics class).

I really enjoyed this independent sci-fi film a good bit. It was very creative and had an engaging and interesting story. I was pleasantly surprised with how impressive the visual effects were in the film. Sci-fi is a very difficult genre to pull off with a limited budget but the filmmakers did a really nice job. I'd definitely recommend for someone to watch if you're a fan of the genre or of films that are different than the industry standard.

One thing that bothers me about films budgeted at $2M or less is poor cinematography. This film grabs you from the trailer and continues with great cinematography throughout. I'm sure a lot of money was also spent on VFX and it helped carry this sci-fi thriller to the end.Kudos. Interesting story also makes EGM a very watchable film. Great work.

Saw it at Comicon (where it won best picture) and so excited to discover it got distribution! Not your typical indie sci-fi. Thoughtful and complex science with mesmerizing special effects. Minus one star for inconsistent camera-work and a few less than stellar performances. Still for the budget, it's pretty impressive. Sequel please!