ISRA 88

I actually thought this film was well done and quite entertaining and kept me interested long enough to watch to the end. Obviously has flaws but why it has such a low rating on IMdB is beyond me..

Scientist Abe Anderson (Sean Maher) is being transported to the end of the universe. Even though the ship pilots itself Casper Van Dien is there just in case the bees they have on board mutate and hook up with the brain bug.

I checked this review off as a possible 'spoiler' simply because this movie has a major unintended detraction going against it: It's called Sci-Fi.To the Average Audience Viewer, Sci-Fi means Robots, Monsters, Aliens, Space Battles, Super Action, and Special Effects guaranteed to render you epileptic.

Like a lot of sci-fi films, there are many genre landmarks that won't be named in order to be fair to 'Mission 8', although the genre has seen its fair share of stinkers, especially the low-budget ones. Have no bias towards films with low budgets, actually there are good ones out there that manage to intrigue and entertain regardless of flaws.

MISSION 88 is an incredibly slow and drawn out science fiction thriller that forgot to add in the thrills. It's a slow-moving enterprise about a couple of guys on a mission to the very edge of space, and possibly beyond.

I have two words to describe this movie. Quantum consciousness.

Although a "sci-fi" movie, I'd call this more of a psychological thriller within a science setting. It is very well acted.

Time is first revealed as relative and random/non-sequential. Of course, space must follow as segments of time occur simulataneously.