VeteranLight I don't have all the words right now but this film is a work of art.

ShangLuda Admirable film.

Derrick Gibbons An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

Allison Davies The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

alabamakevin While I understand that directors, foley artists and sound editors want to make scifi and military communications between ships sound authentic, most of the communication was so garbled and laced with special effects that you couldn't understand what actors and crew members were saying to each other. I'm not talking about background chatter, etc. I'm talking about communication that we are clearly supposed to hear and understand as an audience. If you have to keep rewinding a movie to try and understand what the cast is saying, it's a failure.I also agree with others that the acting was wooden. The Narration by the daughter and line delivery of her mother almost put me to sleep.

concerro I have never written a review before for any movie, but this atrocity deserves one, even if it will save someone else. Some girl tells us about her mother's life and then the universe restarts. This 12 year old girl, which is how old she was when she started to travel in space attempted to travel through time. No time travel was not a common thing, so I can only assume she invented a time machine of sorts or at least figured out how to do it. Some people gave this film high reviews. I am sure they are cast members of the film. Either way they need to break down the film to the rest of us if there is some hidden message. The story could have been good had there been any consistency, but too many things just did not make sense. 1.Refusal to kill the traitor. 2.Suddenly strapped to a rocket, and then suddenly free again. There was no buildup. It is like you are walking down the street and then suddenly you are tied to a chair, then you are free again. I am not exaggerating. She was not captured or coerced. She just instantly appeared strapped to a rocket. I had to rewind it 3 times to make sure I did not miss anything. 3.There are more, but I have wasted enough time on this movie.

tedbragg Beyond boring. 80% of this movie, shot on dirt cheap miniDV and 'film-looked' in post, shows a lone heroine traversing a desert. THAT'S IT. Scenes that could've been done in 45 seconds, are stretched out to 45 minutes.The costumes are cheap looking. Acting is non-existent. These were favors (or blackmail) by the cast, and nothing more.The CGI visual are horrendously bad, even by amateur standards. This smacks more of an 8th grader's attempt at video game cutscenes than a low-budget feature.This thing is so bad, even the nerd-run series 'Hidden Frontier' looks and plays better. The look of the movie is horrible. Acting is nil. Visuals are shockingly bad. The only saving grace is the clear audio.Spare yourself 90 minutes of agony. AVOID.

Jenny Fulsom Regardless of how "bored" some (probably adolescent) viewers may become (forced to maintain their attention span over vast minutes of time on something other than sex, car chases and dripping blood), this is obviously a great movie. At least for the rest of us. The depth of this film comes apparent upon the second and third viewing of this film. It is rich in historical allegory and establishes a developed and complex universe, normally reserved for bigger budget classic films. The downside of this is of course the budget. It was made on a shoestring, and this shows in places, but the quality of the production is still reasonable, regardless. The other downside is the way this film is presented. In full-screen? Why on Earth would you release such a thing in full-screen format. What stupidity. It was shot in widescreen, so why release a sub- standard format.The film tackles the unique issue of memory downloads and the intrinsic problems on how this will affect future society. The issues on human modifications may seem trite in today's society, but one day, these will become serious issues. The film touches on something that may one day become commonplace.Battlespace (not the best descriptive name for the film) is not suitable for those expecting the latest summer popcorn film, but if you have a true interest in future science, this may be stimulating.