![]() After all, it is a testament to Wells' genius that a novel written nearly 100 years ago still holds our attention today, and is still regarded as an intelligent take on improbable events. Neither of these facts should detract from the entertainment value of this interesting and exciting film. Scientifically educated viewers will also recognize the geological impossibility of it. As with Wells' book, a science savvy viewer will pick up on the biological plausibility of the main plot and realize the brilliance of Wells original points. Despite the fact that the film focuses exclusively on the harrowing experiences of this somewhat dysfunctional family, in a very basic way it preserves the elements of the original novel. ![]() This film follows Tom Cruise - playing a not-very-adult divorced father - and his two kids through the Wellsian version of The War of the Worlds. ![]() ![]() In fact, the scene was shot from inside the house, and Cruise was shot in reflection against the window - so there is no problem here other than the reviewer not thinking what they were seeing through. This was a very visually interesting scene. First - a quick rebuttal: The peanut butter sandwich which seemed to stick to the window impossibly. ![]()
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