Click Here. Double your traffic. Get Vendio Gallery - Now FREE! Check out my other items! Be sure to add me to your favorites list! THE GENIUS CLUB, SOLVE IT - MOVIE DVD - NEW Seven geniuses, with IQs over 200, are plucked from their lives on Christmas Eve to try to solve the world's problems in one night. If they fail, the world will come to an end. The group attempt to solve world hunger, war, cancer, terrorism, rush hour traffic, jerks, and finally the meaning of life. By morning, the group finds redemption in themselves and quite possibly the world....( read more  )   ·  Actors: Stephen Baldwin, Philip Moon, Jack Scalia, Tom Sizemore, Paula Jai Parker ·  Directors: Tim Chey ·  Format: Color, DVD, Widescreen, NTSC ·  Language: English ·  Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1 ·  Number of discs: 1 ·  Rating: Unrated ·  Studio: Cloud Ten Pictures ·  DVD Release Date: September 2, 2008 ·  Run Time: 119 minutes   Review   I have to admit to being an emotional person and this to better explain why I liked this movie. The premise of this movie is quite weak: a scientist with an IQ of over 200 builds a bomb and threatens to blow Washington DC to smithereens unless the President brings together all the people he can find with IQs over 200 to an abandoned building in DC to play a game. The game consists of a Q & A with questions all relating to solving the world's problems. If the participants can amass 1,000 points before dawn the next morning, they can walk and DC is safe. At times, the discussion was reminiscent of university lectures I've attended but as the questions progressed to being more moral, the feel of the movie changes. That said, I can say that it is the argument that really shows the intelligence of "The Genius Club." The second half definitely clinched it for me as the story progresses into the lives of each participant, woven into the Q & A session. The majority of the stories are emotionally charged and ranges from the woman dying of cancer, confronting the President on why he cut back on cancer research spending to the discussion of faith in God and being atheist.

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