Ad Astra Reviews

👍👍 A little different, and definitely a slow burn but beautiful and haunting in its own way.  Awe-inspiring space visuals kept me engaged, as well as Brad's stellar understated performance, and the unique setting - the "near" future of space travel, with industry and rocket launch points forming on the moon and Mars, and humanity taking all its demons with it into space.  The rocket launch at 21min was strangely haunting. At once a journey into the depths of space and the depths of self. I didn't mind the narrations.  I can totally see some not liking this, but I dug it.

This movie was absolute dog shit ong

Tão contemplativo que chega a ser chato. O filme é muito bonito, mas a trama é exatamente o que se espera. Extremamente previsível com um personagem excessivamente introspectivo. A trama pessoal do protagonista é chata e o resto do enredo é igual a trama pessoal do protagonista

Interesting and enjoyable to see Brad in a role like this. His acting truly elevates the film. The story explores the deepest and hardest feeling: an unresolved pain. Very engaging to see how the character develops himself along the movie, descovering what really matters to him.

7/10

Had high expectations given the cast and interstellar’s cinematographer. Ended up being a shallow space movie. It lost me completely once the gorilla came on screen. Bottom 3 movie for me: 1/10

First two acts made up for what the 3rd act let down. Felt a slog for the final 30 minutes but genuinely enjoyed watching everything else.

I am ready to do my job to the best of my abilities.

Fun world building and decent plot. Definitely some plot holes and scenes that were cool but ultimately, unnecessary. Loved the theme about constantly pushing the frontier.

Very disappointing.

literally tucked. The story was hard to follow and felt random. There were two monkeys?? then they never showed up again. It felt like we were watching the second movie except there was no first movie. weird

A well written character study about approval, expectation, responsibility, and change. Beautifully shot (like really really well). Well performed, produced, acted. Very few flaws. Wonderful watch

While lacking the grandiose visual spectacle of Interstellar, Ad Astra offers a grounded, intimate look at space isolation. Brad Pitt delivers a quiet, restrained performance that anchors this moody sci-fi character study. An okay, atmospheric watch.

I was a little bored. The film's slow pace isn't a flaw in itself, but it lacks something to keep us on the edge of our seats. The film isn't bad, but it's not amazing either. The protagonist has his merits but isn't particularly engaging.

64/100

Didn't finish it. Wasnt gripping enough

Perfect plane movie. Not as good as the top tier space movies, but really excellent. Loved Brad Pitt’s just insanely unfazed character

It's a slow burn but if you tough it out and make it to the end, you will be disappointed. The story was pointless and the acting felt so dull. I don't see how anyone could rate this high. 3/10

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