Craig C

This whole thing was a ploy to get the audience to listen to disco (Waterloo moment). I feel like I had to give this a watch post Project Hail Mary (Andy Weir moment) I didn't care too much for the quality of the dialogue. It felt very cheesy at times (especially that end credits sequence). Just a little sci-fi feel good movie. I was impressed at the stakes here. I liked how the movie genuinely made the "impossible" mission feel actually impossible even after the characters outlined their exact plans. I kept saying "literally how is that going to work" and then things just... worked. Grounding the events in real world NASA technology logic rather than outlandish futuristic sci-fi tech made it a lot more interesting.

Amaze Amaze Amaze It's pretty rare I see something that strikes a chord in me so deeply. Saw twice, cried twice, inspired ten fold. Will be thinking of this one for a long time.

All my homies love processing deep emotional trauma through art The child actor that plays Hamnet is phenomenal, positively blown away by that