An Asylum typosquatting twofer, trying to confuse itself with both After Earth and Titan A.E..

A future Earth is being bombed by aliens using footage that we last saw in the Battle of Los Angeles Worst SFX clip, and which hasn't improved since. Unable to muster effective resistance, Earth has assembled a small fleet of evacuation transports to save at least a few people. Adrian Paul (with exceptionally bad hair) leads a small unit of soldiers keeping rioters out of Richard Grieco's (with exceptionally good hair) transport, the Albert Einstein (affectionately known as The AE -- see what they did there?).

A few of the rioters break through and Adrian leads his squad aboard to remove them. Unfortunately, just then things get really bad. Capt. Grieco blasts off for the stars. Adrian demands he return and let off his squad and the rioters, but Richard notes that -- while there are a few carefully-chosen specialists -- most of the evacuees are chosen by lottery and one set of refugees is as good as another, so he orders everybody into cryosleep.

An indeterminate time later, the crew wakes up to their ship crashing onto an alien planet, conveniently killing most of the extras and interior sets. Even more conveniently, they crash into a prison camp where the survivors of the other evacuation transport (which crashed here a few years before) are being imprisoned by chameleon-like aliens with the power not to appear on screen where they would cost actual money. Capt. Grieco is concussed, so Adrian gathers the survivors and escaped prisoners. Among them is TIM, and android who's actor was clearly told to act as much like Commander Data as possible. TIM informs them that there's another ship a few days' travel through the jungle, so Adrian organizes his crew to travel there to take the ship and return to Earth. You know, the place they just traveled across the universe to escape, a fact no one thinks to bring up.

They dodge chameleons, fight CGI monsters, brave rushing rapids, and meet a hot alien chick who learned English from spying on the prison camp, but doesn't understand humanity well enough to realize that Adrian Paul is not actually all that attractive with that hairdo (I realize that most of the readers who are attracted to men will find that really hard to believe, but Jenna swears it's true). They eventually make it to the ship only to discover that it's missing its power cell, which they will have to replace by going back to the crash site and taking the power cell from The AE. And, yes, that means we get to do it all again. Twice. With a climactic battle against invisible aliens in between.

It's still a thousand times less hiking than Big Legend, though.