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Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

That was an excellent one.

Redundant and unnecessary.

Good story, Not enough for a whole film

Absolute Zero is a speculator subject in that, scientifically, nothing is supposed to be colder than Absolute Zero, hence why it got its name. Nova's documentary on the matter explains it thoroughly. So then why is it that this movie wastes monumental amounts of potential when an idea for a movie based on Absolute Zero gives out so many possibilities?Within minutes of the beginning of the movie, something is very off from the starting gate, and the first thing to notice is how poorly this movie portrays the concept of Absolute Zero. The following is according to Wikipedia: At temperatures below -196 Celsius, oxygen and nitrogen would have liquefied and fallen to the surface. Below -220 Celsius, those liquefied gases become solid. This all would reduce the atmospheric pressure down to 0, soon bringing the very gaseous atmosphere with it. Furthermore, once you actually approach Absolute Zero, let alone reach it, a manifestation of a Bose-Einstein condensate would happen. At WHAT point in the film does ANY of that happen? The answer is never to all of these.Some other fallacies in thermal and geographic content of the film include the following: 1. If the poles shift and reach Absolute Zero upon settling, then even if Miami were to become one of the poles, the other pole would be the world's furthest point from Miami, which would make it impossible for the entire tropic region to become the tundra, as well as make New York tropical since it would close enough to Miami to still be in the tundra. 2. Humans would freeze while it was still well above Absolute Zero. In fact, human skin can begin to become tricky to separate from metal even at as high as 9 Fahrenheit, and that's a POSITIVE Fahrenheit value. I know this because I have actually touched metal at that temperature before. 3. The very air should be frozen solid at Absolute Zero since that is when all molecular motion stops.The only thing this movie gets right about Absolute Zero is that it is -273 Celsius. At that point though, I am past caring and really only want to watch this for the entertainment and to see what Absolute Zero might look like. It's a B-movie version of The Day After Tomorrow, pretty much, but if you plan to watch this, that's the least of your worries with this one.One more thing wrong is the characters. They were not thought-out well at all. Here, character development and acting are more faithful to Absolute Zero than the actual Absolute Zero in the film. Almost everyone annoyed me in some way during the film and no one seemed invested in their role at all. I cared for absolutely zero people in this film, and knowing how inconsistent this people are, it's not hard to see why.So why did I give this 2 stars instead of 1? There is actually some music in the score that makes this worthwhile, especially towards the end when it gets sad. However, for the most part, this movie is a gigantic Absolute Zero.

If you can overlook a number of inaccuracies with respect to the scientific information presented, the movie "Absolute Zero" (2006) offers an entertaining bit of diverting disaster plot fare. It provides content well suited to a family viewing audience, without offensive language, graphic sex scenes or needless crudity. Some scenes stretch credibility, yet the movie as a whole discusses a potentially timely geophysical concern which had not obtained a lot of recent public discussion in the news media.The plot unfolds in a structured manner, with tension rising until near the very end of the plot. Additionally, the central characters, although sometimes a bit stereotyped, generally behave according to traits and personality flaws presented early in the course of the drama. The conflict between the protagonist and the chief antagonist (a force of Nature) originates clearly within the first few minutes.The actors and actresses provide entertaining, sincere depictions. Some of the obvious errors in production, such as scientists in Antarctica wearing insufficient protective gear or violating basic safety protocols with aplomb indeed do stretch credibility, as do some of the special effects. (But since it has been a long time since the most recent magnetic pole shift, portraying one of those events in a realistic manner likely involves considerable technical challenges.)"Absolute Zero" clearly indicates why weather-related subjects and global warming issues should concern the public. The final few moments of the film indeed seem almost reminiscent of a timeless Old Testament theme, Lot's wife breaking the instruction to not look backwards. The inability of modern people to refrain from imposing a materialistic, profit-driven perspective in analyzing serious issues of public safety may perhaps constitute one of the underlying themes of the film.

OK i just saw this movie because it was so boring at work and it was the only one that would download...having said that i read the reviews of other people and agree it was a terrible movie bad writing bad acting bad effects...but i cant get over the fact that people are commenting on the fact that the shifting of the poles is impossible...well lets see now how many movies out there have a script or plot that is improbable or impossible just like the big budget star packed Armageddon where they send a group of oil well drillers to an asteroid do drill a big hole to blow it up...right because that happens every week...i just had to get that off my chest.

I watched this movie prepared to see some incorrect science for the sake of entertainment, but what I saw was NO correct science. Well, except for the part where absolute zero is -273 Celsius. That's the only thing they did get right.The fact that almost all the characters repeatedly say, "Science is never wrong", when the science in this movie is always wrong, must be a joke the writers played on the producers.The whole premise of this movie is that the Earth's magnetic field rotates 90 degrees in less than 5 hours, and this causes everything at the equator to cool down to -273 Celsius (absolute zero). That makes as much scientific sense as your dog freezing solid because he turned around counter-clockwise before lying down, instead of clockwise.The "scientists" in the movie even did a small-scale demonstration of this (before the disaster), by artificially rotating the magnetic field of a room full of plants. The whole room and the plants in it reached -273 Celsius. Rubbish.All the other science in this movie that follows and supports this idea is either flawed, or outright wrong. They even got wrong the conversion of temperatures between Celsius and Fahrenheit on the status display they kept showing.Not only is the science wrong in this movie, but there is a lack of internal consistency in the movie. For example, it's -170 Celsius outside, but people in a glass-walled building are wearing summer clothes and are not cold. It was previously established that a blast of cold air from the sky will freeze solid everything in an area, but a similar blast only freezes a vehicle and its driver, but not the little girl standing a few metres from the blast. The people in bikinis around a Miami pool don't notice anything wrong until it starts snowing, despite a temperature drop of 30 Celsius before the snow started falling.The characters are all clichés, and even taking that into account, they sometimes do things that don't make common sense.Yeah, I watched the movie for it's entertainment value. For the disaster. I'm used to suspending disbelief, and going with the flow of a movie in order to enjoy it. When a movie lacks internal consistency and basic common sense, that's just too much BAD for me.