Passengers (2016) 01-07-2017, 11:16 PM
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Since @Aeolian is dying of sleep deprivation and probably delirious, I'm gonna post this review before he gets the chance 
Passengers is about two strangers, Jim and Aurora (played by Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence), woken up 90 years too early from suspended animation en route to a colony world to start a new life. It's really, really hard not to spoil anything, but some of the key focuses and plot points (which I won't list to maintain the thrill for the first time you watch it) are incredibly hard to get right in movies, and they were all executed perfectly.
I really loved everything about the movie: the designs, the animation and CGI, the characters, the cast (Lawrence Fishburn is in there, too), the story - I could go on. There's pages upon pages of Oscars predictions (speaking of, has anyone seen La La Land? I've heard it's good and I like Emma Stone, but I'm not big on musicals) that put Passengers in very high regard: multiple sites predict it being nominated for both best actress and actor, best director (same guy who did The Imitation Game, which was also fantastic), and even a few for best picture. Seriously, go out and watch this when you've got a few hours.

Passengers is about two strangers, Jim and Aurora (played by Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence), woken up 90 years too early from suspended animation en route to a colony world to start a new life. It's really, really hard not to spoil anything, but some of the key focuses and plot points (which I won't list to maintain the thrill for the first time you watch it) are incredibly hard to get right in movies, and they were all executed perfectly.
I really loved everything about the movie: the designs, the animation and CGI, the characters, the cast (Lawrence Fishburn is in there, too), the story - I could go on. There's pages upon pages of Oscars predictions (speaking of, has anyone seen La La Land? I've heard it's good and I like Emma Stone, but I'm not big on musicals) that put Passengers in very high regard: multiple sites predict it being nominated for both best actress and actor, best director (same guy who did The Imitation Game, which was also fantastic), and even a few for best picture. Seriously, go out and watch this when you've got a few hours.
(This post was last modified: 01-07-2017, 11:17 PM by Inori.)
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don't have much in the first place, who feel the new currents and ride them the farthest.
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