Ok, while I was on holiday, I went to see the movie "Knowing". I wish I hadn't. It was so horribly rubbish. The central plot device, ie, the paper with loads of numbers on it, is a brilliant idea, and makes for an interesting plot, and a great mystery, but it didn't work. When the main guy learnt exactly what the numbers meant, he was able to do sod all to help. The action hero can do nothing to save the day. I mean, yeh, I know, the whole "one man comes along and saves the world" is over-used, and corny, but if there's no other way to end it satisfyingly, then that's what you gotta do.

The ending is ridiculous. Absolutely, mind-numbingly stupid. Aliens, that look like angels, take the kids into space, just so the studios can keep to the whole "kids never die" Hollywood tactic to make sure some people somewhere don't get upset. Then the world gets blown to bits by a solar flare.

Here's a few plot holes that I would personally like to see filled:
- How did the kids get the numbers into their heads?
- How did the aliens whisper directly into the kids heads?
- Where did the aliens come from?
- What the hell do the aliens have to do with anything?
- Why did Hollywood make such a crap movie?

I hate this film, it's the worst one I've seen since the Garfield sequel. I now, offically, have a least favourite movie. "Knowing" sucks.