Review of Upside Down (2012) by Bernard C — 29 Dec 2012

Let's do some fringe science - two worlds attracted towards each other, each with its own gravity but things from here gets incinerated when brought there. With mind-blowing science concept, it should have easily finds a better director, a better studio and a better production team that understand and able to mesh romantic and sci-fi in a single piece of master.

Ultimately, it suffers from what I called "the lazy-writing" with plot-holes and concepts been contaminated by poor execution and acting. Should have been better.