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.

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

Who am I? At the end of time, a moment will come when just one man remains. Then the moment will pass. The man will be gone. There will be nothing to show that we were ever here but stardust. The last man, alone with God. Am I that man?

It’s solid but ending kinda falls off

Good performances (Chris Evans and Cillian Murphy) and great visuals, the introduction and end are meh (as in, am I supposed to care as the events are told an not shown and why would I care about the characters). Questionable climax at the last 45 minutes that imo didn’t need.