Can America Not Handle the Science in "Creation" & "Extraordinary Measures"?

Friday saw the release of two science-centered films: the medical drama "Extraordinary Measures" opened around the country, while the British-made Charles Darwin biopic "Creation" finally found a U.S. distributor and began limited showings on this side of the pond. Starring Brendan Fraser and Harrison Ford, "Extraordinary Measures" tells the Hollywood-ized true story of researchers racing to find a cure for Pompe disease, a genetic affliction affecting fewer than 10,000 people in the world. Two of those people, however, are the children of John Crowley, Fraser's character.