Chris Stuckmann reviews I.S.S., starring Ariana DeBose, Chris Messina, John Gallagher Jr., Masha Mashkova, Costa Ronin, Pilou Asbæk. Directed by Gabriela Cowperthwaite.
I was thinking the same thing. LOL.Such a-GREAT-movie too. I did 7 yrs in the navy ( served on air-craft carriers ) got to go aboard a submarine for a guided tour ( I was actually considering sub-duty ) but,decided not to after that tour. LOL.
@@supermario8134 I like Jeremy because his reviews are less a breakdown of the film's aspects one by one and more of him just saying whatever came to his mind after he watched the movie as a list of no particular organized order. It's a very relatable thing as a typical movie goer in regards to hearing things that might stand out at initial glance which will affect enjoyment.
@@bathcat3759Chris obviously dislikes some films. He just doesn't like making negative review videos and has become more mature with age in terms of delivering criticism compared to other critics who built their entire channels out of rants.
I think it's very accurately rated. Not great, not terrible, above average in general. It's unique in some good ways that make it stand out but boring in others. I love all things space yet found it a bit silly, but I understand why some adore it. But again, as is I think it's rated exactly where it should be.
I'm surprised Chris has never reviewed/spoken on any of the films by Justin Benson & Aaron Moorehead. They're right up his alley of being weird, thought provoking, sci-fi lower budget projects made by two regular guys who just love making movies and their projects are stuff I usually only even know about because Chris recommends them. I just watched Something In The Dirt and the whole time thought "this seems like something Chris would have recommended"
Kinda brushed over the film’s ending / third act, eh? Jeremy Jahns mentioned the third act essentially ruined the film, and recommended movie-goers to walk out before the third act, form your own conclusion, and you’d enjoy it more. Would have loved to hear what you thought of its conclusion.
I don't understand how ANYONE can make a movie and consciously ruin the ending, knowing very well that will make everyone hate the whole movie and regret seeing it in the cinema. Just sit down and review the it! Just sit with your crew if you don't have enough brains and ask them what they think about it! Change it! Rewrite so it doesn't suck so badly! Why would you want to ruin people's lives? They paid to go see what you have made! And think about your mother for Christ sake! She will be mentioned so many times if your ending sucks!
@@id104335409"why would you want to ruin people's lives". Okay, calm down with the hyperbolic rhetoric. It's a movie. It's not life altering. I agree that I'd prefer a movie not to have a rubbish third act, but I'd be just mildly disappointed.
What was particularly wrong with the ending? SPOILER WARNING... The only problem I had with it was the fact that I had no idea what they were descending into. Russia? America? etc. But besides that I thought it was fine but I'd love to hear your thoughts
If you ask me, him not giving criticism and instead giving puff piece reviews, is the biggest middle finger he can give to any filmmaker. It's the equivalent of saying, "I'm not going to help you be a better filmmaker."
I have always wondered what it’s like to be someone that makes a comment like you did and have it be the exact opposite of what happened. He made criticisms throughout the review. He stated the things he didn’t like and why. I’m guessing you want some overly charged, redbull fueled, WWE style interview where he trashes the movie for no good reason. There are probably other channels that do that. Go find them.
Yay, Killer Klownz From Outer Space shirt! Now there's a B-movie that knows exactly what it is and has fun with it. And has some surprisingly good practical effects too.
I think your review is very even handed and thorough. However I want to add that I see it as a story about human nature and how we react under pressure. I think it was quite important the scenes with the mice. The mice at the beginning being so afraid of the weightless become aggressive with each other and bite each other to death. She finds them all bloody and missing parts. (Not that mice in real life behave that way). And at the end two mice that had stayed calm holding on to the mesh were peaceful and okay. I think was used as a symbol for the people. Kinda like saying that the fact of freaking out on paranoid distrust was their undoing and the two who mostly kept calm were able to weather the crisis. However I think that the most important line of the movie is the very last one, too bad it's said quite softly. She radioes NASA that they are going down, they answer that they are willing to welcome any US astronauts (in other words not the Russian guy). She looks at him, he asks her "Where are we going?" And she answers "I don't know"... and it ends with the important question unanswered... Because it is like nowhere will they be welcomed together as friends because the world has become so polarized.
Just saw the news about the 'SNL 1975' movie being done by Jason Reitman with Gabriel LaBelle playing Lorne Michaels. Super pumped! With his past connections to SNL, he'll do a great job. What do you think Chris?
I didn't see the movie, but from these images, the floaty cameraworks could help selling zero G when the production wasn't allowed to have actors on wires. i think its a clever strategy, but might also be tiering to watch the whole movie. I remember Gravity's camerawork was much more stable, but they most likely had a much bigger budget, and it mostly had just one actor on screen, so its easier to build a splecial effects shot, when there's only one 'moving part'.
As a NASA engineer this was a painfully hilarious watch. Worse than Gravity for sure. The micro gravity completely took me out of the movie. Everyone looked like they were wearing diapers to hide harnesses. They were so stiff and their centers of gravity completely off. The way they moved was so off. Also so so many technical inaccuracies that drove me up the wall. Specifically the "drill" known as the PTG has almost no torque and is not going to drill into flesh like that.
Watch Russian movie The Challenge from last year. It has a pretty good cast and a solid plot but why it's interesting is it was actually filmed on international space station, it is the first movie shot in space. You have real cosmonauts and main actress and director actually went through training and filmed up there.
"Voyage to the Planets" (2004) is my opinion the best space movie. The synopsis, a crew of astronauts aboard an international interplanetary spacecraft Pegasus (ala "Sunshine" (2007)) for mission to Pluto. Along the way, the astronaut visit & conduct exploratory mission on planets & asteroid (ala Star Trek). Some astronaut got what they want for on their mission, some don't, and dies too. Even the ground support crew grow & change as the spacecraft on decade long trajectory.
I have given up going to the theater. People are jerks and prices are too high. I don’t mind waiting a few months and watching it at home. Thanks for the vid
I dunno. Maybe it's a good movie. I just can't get past the misanthropic premise. The whole world explodes so the last humans alive (who are scientists that are explicitly trained to work together despite national differences) choose to fight to the death over a hunk of metal in space? That's depressing
I watched this last night. I had a good time. I enjoyed the tension throughout. I’m not one of those people who needs to connect with the main actor. I can go to a movie and watch everything unfold with absolutely no expectations. I didn’t mind the main character being a bit of an emotional recluse. She was actively keeping everyone away and I was totally okay with that. My only complain is that they weren’t consistent with special effects and makeup in that one violent scene. And that it needed to elevate the suspense from the already established status quo. I felt like it needed a little more umph in the end. Other than that it was a very decent movie and it didn’t totally play out like I thought it would. So the movie managed to surprise me here and there.
@@markfernandez5002I think it was quite important the scenes with the mice. The mice at the beginning being so afraid of the weightless become aggressive with each other and bite each other to death. She finds them all bloody and missing parts. (Not that mice in real life behave that way). And at the end two mice that had stayed calm holding on to the mesh were peaceful and okay. I think was used as a symbol for the people. Kinda like saying that the fact of freaking out on paranoid distrust was their undoing and the two who mostly kept calm were able to weather the crisis. However I think that the most important line of the movie is the very last one, too bad it's said quite softly. She radioes NASA that they are going down, they answer that they are willing to welcome any US astronauts (in other words not the Russian guy). She looks at him, he asks her "Where are we going?" And she answers "I don't know"... and it ends with the important question unanswered... Because it is like nowhere will they be welcomed together as friends because the world has become so polarized.
Saw it last night. It was OK, I only saw it because I see movies every week without watching trailers, just pick up key words. I love space and end of the world type movies so this was my pick this week. I was a bit bored. And yes, it was very hard to connect with the main character. I felt like she was spark notes on what they wanted her to be like before they put in other details lol. Anyhoo, it was okay. I wouldn't see it again.
Just finished watching the movie, and I am actually curious about how this alternate Earth would be after nuclear war between the U.S. and Russia. Especially with the upcoming nuclear winter.
I went to go see this with a friend yesterday. She’s very picky about the movies that she likes so it was very difficult to find something that I thought both of us would like. And she still wasn’t a big fan of it but I enjoyed the movie. I thought it was pretty cool, and. I obviously cannot say much about the camera work, because as you know, I am totally blind, so there is that aspect.. that said, I thought it was a very gripping tail and one that is extremely cautionary and one that could’ve been avoided if they would’ve just communicated to one another. But then, if everybody was good at communication, we wouldn’t have movies.!
I don't blame your friend. This movie uses every regurgitated trope in the book. Once again, a film about two governments acting like a couple of jackasses on Earth, characters dying pointless deaths and using a tiresome, redundant Cold War trope. I kept thinking about a better plot for the film, and not involving pitting characters against eachother where it ends in paranoia and disaster. I could see the plot execution coming a mile away. This film is an insult to astrophysicists, astronomers, cosmologists and international joint organizations. I don't care how visually impressive, a stunning score or what complex filming techniques was used in this film, a polished turd is still a turd. This reminds me of "The Thing" in terms of self-preservation, tension and paranoia, and irrationality, but without the government intervention. Even the overrated 2001: Space Odyssey had better tension going against a rogue A.I than this uninteresting mess.
I don’t know how anyone came into this month being uncertain about whether this movie would be good or not. Obviously it would be enjoyable - some things you just gotta know!
As interesting to me as Life, except you don't have a Gyllehnaall overplaying like he's sitting on nails. I fell asleep during Life... and was glad it was over after the very predictable ending. For claustrophobic "fun", I recommend 2020's Underwater since it was so underrated in my opinion. For paranoia, nothing comes enven close to John Carpenter's : The Thing. For fair reviews, I get Stuckmannized!
Astronauts are some of the most professional people on earth (pun intended), so the chances for this happening are slim to none. Still going to give it a try.
The thing directors always forget about when filming zero gravity is the hair. The hair on the actors stays flat on their heads when in real zero-G it is floating too. I'd rather they just not do it at all and invent some plot device where there is gravity.
The kiss of death for any movie is chris stuckmann not smiling
That's about as close as we'll get to Chris shitting on bad movies again.
I was surprised he reviewed a movie and didn't like it
@@Sp1n1985 he needs to feed the algorithm in some way
@@LuisSierra42 yeah but now that he's on his positive only arc he's not my main film source anymore
More like him not having a review at all😂
We can certainly let the dad joke slide but we expect more and better ones
I can’t lie, I’m still chuckling from that opening line🤣
Iss that sso?
@@summertime_blooz iss indeed so
Lighten up
@@cram2979 no u
Chris has entered his dad joke phase. This is going to happen for years people…
He's already been saying "Stuckmannized" as a verb for a while now. The dad game was already on point. 😂
Chris grew up with ISS
Same
"The majority of people who were in my theater were not astronauts" 🤣
The majority of those in my theater here in Cape Canaveral were astronauts.
The concept of high tension among two parties in an enclosed space, over cryptic military orders, immediately makes me think of Crimson Tide.
The plot in 2010 Odyssey 2 has a similar subplot.
I was thinking the same thing. LOL.Such a-GREAT-movie too. I did 7 yrs in the navy ( served on air-craft carriers ) got to go aboard a submarine for a guided tour ( I was actually considering sub-duty ) but,decided not to after that tour. LOL.
My exact thoughts when I saw the trailer....Crimson Tide-in space.
So keen to jump on these soon as I see the notifications I drop everything. Great review again...right, back to my child 😂
Stuckmann’s touch is as light as a feather. It’s actually quite impressive.
Im so excited for your reviews of Civil War, and IF
I'm stunned you tolerated this film more than Jahns-O did, Stucky.
Because Chris can’t be negative, which makes it hard to believe him when he says a movie is decent
Who is better him or Jeremy??
Why? The man refuses to criticize any films and seems to conflate high moral worth with mindlessly enjoying any and all films
@@supermario8134 I like Jeremy because his reviews are less a breakdown of the film's aspects one by one and more of him just saying whatever came to his mind after he watched the movie as a list of no particular organized order. It's a very relatable thing as a typical movie goer in regards to hearing things that might stand out at initial glance which will affect enjoyment.
@@bathcat3759Chris obviously dislikes some films. He just doesn't like making negative review videos and has become more mature with age in terms of delivering criticism compared to other critics who built their entire channels out of rants.
I'll give it a watch I still think the sci-fi thriller Sunshine is severely underrated.
I think it’s underrated to the general public, I think. But to folks in ‘the know’ it’s a certified classic.
Minus the botched ending
It is
It's boring meh...why would you give it a watch? Because Chris says so? Haha
I think it's very accurately rated. Not great, not terrible, above average in general. It's unique in some good ways that make it stand out but boring in others. I love all things space yet found it a bit silly, but I understand why some adore it. But again, as is I think it's rated exactly where it should be.
I'm surprised Chris has never reviewed/spoken on any of the films by Justin Benson & Aaron Moorehead. They're right up his alley of being weird, thought provoking, sci-fi lower budget projects made by two regular guys who just love making movies and their projects are stuff I usually only even know about because Chris recommends them. I just watched Something In The Dirt and the whole time thought "this seems like something Chris would have recommended"
Loved The Endless, Synchronic and Spring. Definitely need to check that out.
love those guys and their movies!
@@cyrollan same here. Even their least best movie(Synchronic) was still good.
They also did Moon Knight which was extremely fun, and one of them did After Midnight which I thought was great, too.
"especially from a [enter filmmaking job here] standpoint" - Chris Stuckmann
Kinda brushed over the film’s ending / third act, eh? Jeremy Jahns mentioned the third act essentially ruined the film, and recommended movie-goers to walk out before the third act, form your own conclusion, and you’d enjoy it more. Would have loved to hear what you thought of its conclusion.
I don't understand how ANYONE can make a movie and consciously ruin the ending, knowing very well that will make everyone hate the whole movie and regret seeing it in the cinema. Just sit down and review the it! Just sit with your crew if you don't have enough brains and ask them what they think about it! Change it! Rewrite so it doesn't suck so badly! Why would you want to ruin people's lives? They paid to go see what you have made! And think about your mother for Christ sake! She will be mentioned so many times if your ending sucks!
@@id104335409"why would you want to ruin people's lives". Okay, calm down with the hyperbolic rhetoric. It's a movie. It's not life altering. I agree that I'd prefer a movie not to have a rubbish third act, but I'd be just mildly disappointed.
What was particularly wrong with the ending? SPOILER WARNING...
The only problem I had with it was the fact that I had no idea what they were descending into. Russia? America? etc. But besides that I thought it was fine but I'd love to hear your thoughts
Honestly saying "get stuckmatized" is more of a dad joke than his ISsss joke.
ISS is such a cool thing as it's real. An excellent setting for a good script. (Is Tom Cruise still set to make a movie there in person?)
Love the Killer Klowns shirt Chris!
Having just watched it, I'd say that you absolutely nailed the review. Agree 100%.
I kinda miss when Chris actually gave justified criticism to movies instead of sugarcoating every single review
you and me both brother
If you ask me, him not giving criticism and instead giving puff piece reviews, is the biggest middle finger he can give to any filmmaker. It's the equivalent of saying, "I'm not going to help you be a better filmmaker."
i agree. i feel like he's just doing it so people go easy on his movie if it sucks@@Mr_Movie_Fan
I have always wondered what it’s like to be someone that makes a comment like you did and have it be the exact opposite of what happened. He made criticisms throughout the review. He stated the things he didn’t like and why. I’m guessing you want some overly charged, redbull fueled, WWE style interview where he trashes the movie for no good reason. There are probably other channels that do that. Go find them.
Yay, Killer Klownz From Outer Space shirt!
Now there's a B-movie that knows exactly what it is and has fun with it. And has some surprisingly good practical effects too.
I think your review is very even handed and thorough. However I want to add that I see it as a story about human nature and how we react under pressure. I think it was quite important the scenes with the mice. The mice at the beginning being so afraid of the weightless become aggressive with each other and bite each other to death. She finds them all bloody and missing parts. (Not that mice in real life behave that way). And at the end two mice that had stayed calm holding on to the mesh were peaceful and okay. I think was used as a symbol for the people. Kinda like saying that the fact of freaking out on paranoid distrust was their undoing and the two who mostly kept calm were able to weather the crisis. However I think that the most important line of the movie is the very last one, too bad it's said quite softly. She radioes NASA that they are going down, they answer that they are willing to welcome any US astronauts (in other words not the Russian guy). She looks at him, he asks her "Where are we going?" And she answers "I don't know"... and it ends with the important question unanswered...
Because it is like nowhere will they be welcomed together as friends because the world has become so polarized.
Thank You for the Review and Video 😀
Hi Chris can I ask how do you choose the films you review?
Please consider reviewing society of the snow. I wanna know your insights about that movie.
January has been doing surprisingly well thus far for movies.
Cloverfield was the first movie that started chipping away at the January dumping ground theory. That didn't feel like Oscar bait, of course.
Poor things and American fiction were amazing January films for me.
@@argoth231 Those are Oscar contenders, with limited releases before the deadline to qualify.
Night swim?
Just saw the news about the 'SNL 1975' movie being done by Jason Reitman with Gabriel LaBelle playing Lorne Michaels. Super pumped! With his past connections to SNL, he'll do a great job. What do you think Chris?
Good honest and sensible review. Thank you.
Bring back your movie grades!
@@my-wifes-boyfriend-is-a-lawyer yea I figured that
I didn't see the movie, but from these images, the floaty cameraworks could help selling zero G when the production wasn't allowed to have actors on wires. i think its a clever strategy, but might also be tiering to watch the whole movie. I remember Gravity's camerawork was much more stable, but they most likely had a much bigger budget, and it mostly had just one actor on screen, so its easier to build a splecial effects shot, when there's only one 'moving part'.
Though I haven't seen it yet it puts me in the mind of "2010 The Year We Make Contract." A movie that I adore.
As a NASA engineer this was a painfully hilarious watch. Worse than Gravity for sure. The micro gravity completely took me out of the movie. Everyone looked like they were wearing diapers to hide harnesses. They were so stiff and their centers of gravity completely off. The way they moved was so off. Also so so many technical inaccuracies that drove me up the wall. Specifically the "drill" known as the PTG has almost no torque and is not going to drill into flesh like that.
We appreciate your insights. Keep working hard.
That "ISSSSSSSS"....awkward pause in the beginning made me legit LOL
Would love to see a list of best space movies from you, Chris
Jason X is a great space movie. At least it was different for a Friday the 13th film.
Watch the movie life with Jake Gyllenhaal and Ryan Reynolds
Aw man, I saw a trailer for this in the theatre and it looked really interesting.
I just got out of the theater after watching the movie, and I personally enjoyed it
@@spartan120_3 I did too. A very good movie.
forgive me if im wrong but is there a rhyme or reason as to what movies you review and when theyre posted? I know its tough to find time.
Diggin' the shirt!
Review the new True Detective season! I’m very interested what you think of it
I just want a good space movie 😢
Watch Russian movie The Challenge from last year. It has a pretty good cast and a solid plot but why it's interesting is it was actually filmed on international space station, it is the first movie shot in space. You have real cosmonauts and main actress and director actually went through training and filmed up there.
@@user-tw3es7gc7u Why would I want to watch Russian propaganda?
"Voyage to the Planets" (2004) is my opinion the best space movie. The synopsis, a crew of astronauts aboard an international interplanetary spacecraft Pegasus (ala "Sunshine" (2007)) for mission to Pluto. Along the way, the astronaut visit & conduct exploratory mission on planets & asteroid (ala Star Trek). Some astronaut got what they want for on their mission, some don't, and dies too. Even the ground support crew grow & change as the spacecraft on decade long trajectory.
Interstellar the best space movie ever made dawg
Okay man, you absolutely gotta give us your opinion on the Indians Jones game trailer and how it’s looking for you
I've been waiting your thoughts on The Society of the Snow, amazing film you should watch it if you got a chance!
I highly recommend this other directors movie Our Friend. Such a beautiful and tender movie.
I recommend the totally underrated movie 2010 - The Year We Made Contact.
Need a Saltburn review!
I have given up going to the theater. People are jerks and prices are too high. I don’t mind waiting a few months and watching it at home. Thanks for the vid
Love the shirt!
That intro music when your phone volume is all the way up. 😳
I wanted to see this movie today but plans changed. I'm shooting for Sunday because it looks really good.
It is good. Very tense!
Definitely enjoyed the movie, just saw it.
I wish you would start doing your review grades again, like an A, A-, B+, B, etc. it helps me to know what the overall quality is.
I love your videos!
The most believable portrayal of the ISS was Peter Stormare's performance in Armageddon
I would love to hear your thoughts on the movie "The Head Hunter" starring Cristopher Rygh,
uh oh he’s cracking dad jokes guys
Chris…do a “top 10 January movies”
Nice job. Thank you for NOT swearing.
I just saw it.... kept me on the edge of my seat. Definitely recommend
As a fellow dad of same age, I laughed fucking HARD at that opening line, sir. Dad approved
I dunno. Maybe it's a good movie. I just can't get past the misanthropic premise. The whole world explodes so the last humans alive (who are scientists that are explicitly trained to work together despite national differences) choose to fight to the death over a hunk of metal in space? That's depressing
The majority of people in my theater were not astronauts- brand new sentence.
Looks awesome!!
I watched this last night. I had a good time. I enjoyed the tension throughout. I’m not one of those people who needs to connect with the main actor. I can go to a movie and watch everything unfold with absolutely no expectations. I didn’t mind the main character being a bit of an emotional recluse. She was actively keeping everyone away and I was totally okay with that. My only complain is that they weren’t consistent with special effects and makeup in that one violent scene. And that it needed to elevate the suspense from the already established status quo. I felt like it needed a little more umph in the end. Other than that it was a very decent movie and it didn’t totally play out like I thought it would. So the movie managed to surprise me here and there.
Definitely agree, just finished watching it in theaters.
I plan to see it some time next week,tired of reboots,sequels,superhero,Star Wars & Star Trek movies. LOL. Need something different like this film.
Definitely agree has well I feel like they needed a more clear objective that they where fighting for toward the end to drive the movie home
@@markfernandez5002I think it was quite important the scenes with the mice. The mice at the beginning being so afraid of the weightless become aggressive with each other and bite each other to death. She finds them all bloody and missing parts. (Not that mice in real life behave that way). And at the end two mice that had stayed calm holding on to the mesh were peaceful and okay. I think was used as a symbol for the people. Kinda like saying that the fact of freaking out on paranoid distrust was their undoing and the two who mostly kept calm were able to weather the crisis. However I think that the most important line of the movie is the very last one, too bad it's said quite softly. She radioes NASA that they are going down, they answer that they are willing to welcome any US astronauts (in other words not the Russian guy). She looks at him, he asks her "Where are we going?" And she answers "I don't know"... and it ends with the important question unanswered...
Because it is like nowhere will they be welcomed together as friends because the world has become so polarized.
Great Killer Klowns shirt.
does anyone know if this is coming to Norway.....
Seeing this one this afternoon. The trailer won be me over :)
This came out this weekend and my local theater was showing Interstellar in imax so it made for a definitely interesting double feature 😂
Are you going to review Society of the Snow?
the book shelves came with led or u put them?
Wow!
A CGI movie about a CGI space station.
How REAL is that!?
Chris, overall is the movie worth seeing, or can it be overlooked?
I liked it, if you can't see many movies then maybe choose a different one but I definitely don't regret going. I'd say 3.5/5 stars
Waiting for Shelby Oaks😊
Love the Killer Klowns From Outer Space shirt
Confined space, away from home, 2 different factions, ensemble cast, out in space, an outside conflict....makes me think of the movie 2010.
Saw it last night. It was OK, I only saw it because I see movies every week without watching trailers, just pick up key words. I love space and end of the world type movies so this was my pick this week. I was a bit bored. And yes, it was very hard to connect with the main character. I felt like she was spark notes on what they wanted her to be like before they put in other details lol. Anyhoo, it was okay. I wouldn't see it again.
I totally enjoyed it. I'm looking forward to a part two.
Just finished watching the movie, and I am actually curious about how this alternate Earth would be after nuclear war between the U.S. and Russia. Especially with the upcoming nuclear winter.
@@spartan120_3 me 2
@@spartan120_3 Duh, after WWIII, some guy makes a primitive warp ship and we meet Vulcans! I thought everybody knew that!
I went to go see this with a friend yesterday. She’s very picky about the movies that she likes so it was very difficult to find something that I thought both of us would like. And she still wasn’t a big fan of it but I enjoyed the movie. I thought it was pretty cool, and. I obviously cannot say much about the camera work, because as you know, I am totally blind, so there is that aspect.. that said, I thought it was a very gripping tail and one that is extremely cautionary and one that could’ve been avoided if they would’ve just communicated to one another. But then, if everybody was good at communication, we wouldn’t have movies.!
I don't blame your friend. This movie uses every regurgitated trope in the book. Once again, a film about two governments acting like a couple of jackasses on Earth, characters dying pointless deaths and using a tiresome, redundant Cold War trope.
I kept thinking about a better plot for the film, and not involving pitting characters against eachother where it ends in paranoia and disaster. I could see the plot execution coming a mile away. This film is an insult to astrophysicists, astronomers, cosmologists and international joint organizations. I don't care how visually impressive, a stunning score or what complex filming techniques was used in this film, a polished turd is still a turd.
This reminds me of "The Thing" in terms of self-preservation, tension and paranoia, and irrationality, but without the government intervention. Even the overrated 2001: Space Odyssey had better tension going against a rogue A.I than this uninteresting mess.
Dude!!! When are we going to see a trailer drop for your movie???
Are you going to review iron claw?
I don’t know how anyone came into this month being uncertain about whether this movie would be good or not. Obviously it would be enjoyable - some things you just gotta know!
Yep you got that right! When just one look 👀 is all it took!!!!!
btw whens that movie happening where Tom Cruise films on the ISS?
The director of this film previously directed the documentary Blackfish about sea worlds abused of killer whales. Love her career trajectory
When's the next update on your movie?
Well put
I'm snowed in, Stuckmanize me !!
When is your movie coming out man
As interesting to me as Life, except you don't have a Gyllehnaall overplaying like he's sitting on nails. I fell asleep during Life... and was glad it was over after the very predictable ending. For claustrophobic "fun", I recommend 2020's Underwater since it was so underrated in my opinion. For paranoia, nothing comes enven close to John Carpenter's : The Thing. For fair reviews, I get Stuckmannized!
I didn't know anything about this film but tbh it sounds interesting
Astronauts are some of the most professional people on earth (pun intended), so the chances for this happening are slim to none. Still going to give it a try.
A totally acceptable time at the movie theaters is how I've been described by dates.
Aw... I made myself a sad.
I'm just excited to watch Ariana after her knockout performance in WSS
Can't wait to see her in RSS
The thing directors always forget about when filming zero gravity is the hair. The hair on the actors stays flat on their heads when in real zero-G it is floating too. I'd rather they just not do it at all and invent some plot device where there is gravity.
Chris, “issssss” made me laugh far more than I probably should have
You should do a salt burn movie review
Love your shirt. Killer Klowns is my favorite 80s horror movie ❤️🤡
So is a good movie then 😅 to watch thanks Chris 😊
I read that movie title as “In School Suspension”
Dude you need to review “Society of the Snow”
damn that is a sick Killer Klown shirt
As long as it's not boring. Worth a look imo
The only movie I've seen in theaters this year is Night Swim, so when I see I.S.S. tonight, as long as it's better than that, I will be happy .
It's wayyy better
Leagues better in my opinion
I saw it last and thought it was fine. Then I saw Origin, really enjoyed that.