
I.S.S. movie review: burns up on reentry
It looks amazing and the cast is fab, but while this could-happen-tomorrow story wants to appropriate the magic of science fiction, it fails to think imaginatively about longstanding human problems.

It looks amazing and the cast is fab, but while this could-happen-tomorrow story wants to appropriate the magic of science fiction, it fails to think imaginatively about longstanding human problems.

I wish I could figure out what this would-be trippy space odyssey wants to say. I was hoping for sci-fi philosophy. I got nothing but lifeless nonsense.

Shhh! don’t tell anywhere where you heard all this…

I’m glad this looks interesting, because I’m gonna have to watch it no matter what.

“I don’t know what it is, but it’s definitely alive.” Famous last words.

VOD debuts have exploded this year, and I can’t keep up with them. But I’m trying with my new U.S. VOD debut schedule (which you may find helpful, too).

I didn’t think we were making movies like this anymore. Very near future. Hard science. Nothing fantastical. Space geekery galore, gorgeous and authentic.

Yay! Sharlto Copley is back.