Sunshine

Oh, how I wish this was in the Alien franchise, they missed out by not hiring Boyle and Garland. I say that because it starts as grounded, keeping its realistic roots to several certain points in the film. Every time it unexpectedly became unexpected, I took a shock of electricity and bounced back into the journey. The casting was ahead of its time as nearly every single actor is making headlines, to this day. I saw plenty of past space films shining through this, into future space films. Ahead of its time, yet still flawed as everything is. Immense visuals, intense sounds, and a striking story.

Have you ever watched a sci-fi thriller? If you haven't, then I wouldn't recommend watching this movie. I believe this movie had potential at the beginning, but later on, it got really weird, and a lot of unnecessary things happened, and even the cast didn't save the film.

If you like stunning space visuals then this is the movie for you. Sunshine takes a unique approach to the space opera genre as it implements religious themes and a seemingly other worldly power that leaves the viewer wondering what forces are at play.A space lovers paradise

Really enjoyed, definitely saw the twist coming after watching the trailer but until really enjoyed the cinematic experience!

I too would agree to a mission like this if I was trapped in a confined space with Chris Evans for a few years.

There’s a lot to like here from the stellar cast to intelligent setup of the first acts. The space scenes are incredible too. Sadly the film destroys its brilliance in the end by making it a slasher. The tonal shift from philosophical sci-fi to horror feels jarring.

6.5