Nonureva Really Surprised!

Beanbioca As Good As It Gets

Invaderbank The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

Cooktopi The acting in this movie is really good.

shadowsearcher-75846 He is able to look up profiles on everyone on the ship, but doesn't decide to look for a pod mechanic that could of put them both back to sleep...

tapan-79455 It's very nicely crafted with decent touch given with might be huge investment.I liked the most of the things about many facilities available but it's still not enough as per my point of view, might be due to budgetary issue or due to shortening the time-span of the movie, hope to watch 2nd part of the movie, if would be made with much more facilities with automation.If I would be making 2nd part, would show how he manages to survive up to 90 years if you think of him by going into hibernation mode then it's not very smooth but I think of him leaving this space ship after movie showing all facilities which I've dreamed of & find a loop outside in space or at some other planet, where with others' help reach to future with some short of time-machine.In 3rd part, I would describe with how they both will meet after 120 years, still young with how they play their part to make new planet more beautiful or like a wonderland with all of their creative nature. In that planet they won't need to do any work to survive, they would do things what they like the most without any burden of earning or any other restriction on resources available to them as I would show it having them abundant resources available at their disposal.They'll have to make every effort just to have more & more of whatever they want and be able achieve it at the end of the movie.

elcoderdude I really enjoyed PASSENGERS. Both Lawrence and Pratt are completely engrossing and play very sympathetic characters. Their romance is very believable, with its highs and its lows.There is one huge plot hole, although I agree it may be asking too much to want consistency from such a wildly futuristic plot. Lawrence's character says she has booked passage back to Earth after a year's stay on Homestead II. This means at Homestead II there must be technology to put people into hibernation. Does it make any sense that this technology would be on the remote bare-bones outpost, instead of on the ship itself? Not to me. But that would eviscerate the dilemma that drives the entire plot.

sabomarton Great movie! I can say just that . Begin is lonely but then comes everything fine . Very good