Title: Know and respect the filmmakers
Product review: I worked with Charlie Mullen (DP for Lucasfilm and Boeing) and I've been in lust -- er, love -- with the delicious Rebecca De Mornay forEVER, and visually speaking this was a spectacular bit of work. It's not as deep as "Fail-Safe" nor quite as action-packed (or silly) as "Dr. Strangelove" but having worked with Charlie (see "Cocoon", "*batteries not included", etc.) and knowing how seriously he takes his work, I know that this was a GREAT film, for technical artists and others to appreciate, for the work that he and Craig Barron and everyone else at MatteWorld contributed. This deserved the Emmies they won, it's a bad script and dumb story, but EXCEPTIONAL visual effects. And I'd love to have Ms. De Mornay in my right-seat ANY DAY! (At least the B52s in this film didn't cast a shadow of a B-17 on the landscape!)
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