Science fiction calls for audience to "suspend its disbelief" We know going in that what we are about to see is fiction and impossible. But for fun we suspend our disbelief so we can get on with the story. But about halfway into this flick that threshold collapses and we can no longer enjoy the story because it becomes childishly unbelievable. And even if we extend our license to the director to "go ahead, make us believe," it was impossible to avoid giggling while the movie's climax rolled: a woman chasing the baddie while holding her abdomen together with her fingers after she has undergone emergency life-saving surgery conducted by a computerized robot. I don't want to spoil the suspense but my advice is wait for the cable version. We had very high hopes considering this movie's pedigree. But other than a terrific first few minutes, this one is disappointing.