A spacecraft transporting thousands of people to a distant colony planet has a malfunction in one of its sleep chambers. As a result, a single passenger is awakened 90 years before anyone else. Faced with the prospect of growing old and dying alone, he eventually decides to wake up a second passenger.
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Jennifer Lawrence | Aurora Lane |
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Chris Pratt | Jim Preston |
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Michael Sheen | Arthur |
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Laurence Fishburne | Gus Mancuso |
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Andy Garcia | Captain Norris |
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Vince Foster | Executive Officer |
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Kara Flowers | Communications Officer |
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Conor Brophy | Crew Member |
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Julee Cerda | Instructor (Hologram) |
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Aurora Perrineau | Best Friend |
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Lauren Farmer | Party Friend |
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Emerald Mayne | Party Friend |
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Kristin Brock | Party Friend |
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Tom Ferrari | Party Friend |
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Quansae Rutledge | Party Friend |
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Desmond Reid | Party Friend |
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Emma Clarke | Voice of the Avalon |
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Chris Edgerly | InfoMat |
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Fred Melamed | Observatory Voice |
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Matt Corboy | Video Game |
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Zeus Mendoza | Hector / the Robot Waiter |
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Alpha Takahashi | Sushi Robot Waitress |
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Matthew Wolf | French Restaurant Robot Waiter |
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Jean-Michel Richaud | French Restaurant Robot Waiter |
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Jon Spaihts | Autodoc |
| Director | Morten Tyldum |
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| Writer | Jon Spaihts | |
| Producer | Greg Basser, Greg Baxter, Bruce Berman, Ben Browning, Stephen Hamel, David B. Householter, Michael Maher, Ori Marmur, Neal H. Moritz, Jon Spaihts, Lynwood Spinks, Ben Waisbren | |
| Musician | Thomas Newman | |
| Photography | Rodrigo Prieto | |
| Nr Discs | 1 |
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| Regions | Region 1 |
| Owner | Review? |
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| Location | SciFi_Fantasy Disk |
| Purchased | On Mar 02, 2017 at ETRG |
| Watched | Mar 04, 2017 (at Home) |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Index | 4542 |
| Added Date | Jul 06, 2017 01:44:38 |
| Modified Date | Oct 24, 2023 04:51:23 |
My quick rating - 6,8/10. This is just such a really well made movie. Performances by Pratt and Lawrence are very well done. I would've rated it even higher if it wasn't so darn predictable. Beyond that, the visuals look great even if they are not the centerpiece of the film. I really enjoyed how this was also able to insert just enough sci-fi action into the interstellar love story to keep viewers with a change of pace from within the same flick. If you are unaware, basically you are on a 120 year journey in suspended animation, and you wake up, oh, 90 years early. In other words, doomed to die on this ship. BTW, it is the future, everything is automated, so nobody to talk to, get help from, etc. And the moral dilema that lies within being surrounded by 5000+ people asleep and being all alone. Just a well done movie that I do recommend.
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