Afouotos Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

Odelecol Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.

Brendon Jones It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

Logan By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

rodrig58 I wanted to start by calling this film the poor man's "2001: A Space Odyssey", strictly referring to the film's budget. But I realize that, in fact, the director William Eubank it's poor in ideas and imagination. Indeed, after Stanley Kubrick's masterpiece and after "Solaris" by Andrei Tarkovsky, it's not easy to achieve another great film in the same genre. To stay 1h 24 min looking at an insipid guy, who do not eat, do not drink, do not poop, do not masturbate, he's just talking to himself and we see how practical his beard grows in space, it is really stressful and claustrophobic, even more stressful and claustrophobic than the movie character says he feels. And there was nobody to tell Mr.Eubanks that in space there is weightlessness? His haunted character and all the objects in the space station do not respect the law of gravity. Still, the film's music is not bad and the last 5 minutes of the movie have something beautiful and poetic.

Mork_the_Borg Sorry, but I don't buy in to the line that this movie was so well made for its budget. I found it a horrible cheaply made rip off of one of the best movies ever made: Space 2001 a Space Odyssey. What the heck is wrong with the physics of this movie? Did the makers ever hear of zero- gravity or micro-gravity? Mmmmm... well maybe just maybe, the lack of any form of close to reality physics would have been okay if the story would have been superb, but the story is even bigger crap than the lack of physics applied to the ISS. This movie is most definitely not about 'love' or 'relationships', but more about how can I make a name for myself by copying Stanley Kubrick's genius cinematographic insight! Even some of the shots were direct copies of the original 2001 movie - makes me wonder if they got sued for copyright infringement. It's a shame, as I'm such a huge S.F. lover, and this cheap rubbish should be banned from ever being published to DVD or BD!

SamLTTM This review contains a quote that spoils the movie but a description of my experience watching this film and my unforgettable feeling towards it's message, and I'd like to share it with the world.This movie is without a doubt my all time favourite. I watched it a couple years ago and really loved it's powerful message and remarkably beautiful visuals. The ending gave me such chills and made me feel so engulfed with Love. I watch the ending every now and then just to experience that feeling. I'm writing this in my review because I recently viewed the ending again while very high and can honestly say that I had the most incredible memorable moments of my life. It was a feeling that I had never felt before. I felt like I had left my body and became one with something else. I believe I experience an overwhelming connection to the overall meaning of the movie. All this that I've said may be seen as odd to some people but I thought I would just share my relationship with the movie since it made me feel something special, in case there's someone else out there who felt something too. I'm not saying you must see this film. I'm just simply here to share my experience.I'll leave you with a quote from the end that may sum up what I've felt and I hope many others feel. Not just from this movie but from many other beautiful encounters they might have."Good evening. Tonight has been a wonderful experiment. Of human contact. I symbiotic relationship. Between man, and machine, and you. The human brain is capable of millions of connections. Each one is a memory, an event. Tonight shall be remembered not by one, but by thousands of these relationships. As you leave here tonight, close your eyes and travel back to here, to now. And always remember that this was one moment you were not alone. And you felt something that thousands of others have felt. And it was... Love"

Johan Dondokambey An extra effort to be able to convey the artsy value, this in the contrary film kind of fails to deliver a meaningful story. The movie starts out interestingly with the civil war sequence and the contrast move to the space age. But then it wears out its welcome when it takes the isolation scenes a bit too far then change to a crude reproduction of Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey. I've suspected such a move since early on with the all too similar opening scene of orbital shot of earth. But the later on redoing the whole significant parts of Kubrick's work; hallucination scene, the warped out light speed kaleidoscope scene, and even remaking its own black monolith, is a low effort indeed. Yes this movie gets artsy with all that abstractly reachable scenes and the great sound works. But that's just it; the story doesn't even do justice to all the viewers' curiosity successfully built. The acting is quite nice though. Acting alone Gunner Wright can handle those close up shots well enough with his varied expressions.