Interesting.

Just read a review by a guy who gave it 2.5 stars out of 5. That is a 50%, not even a passing grade in junior college. I mean, I haven't seen this (yet) but I just can't believe Nolan would fire out a failed product, too much quality control involved with him. While this definitely won't win awards it appears, I think a lot of these critics are trying to make a name for themselves (I mean this critic got me to read his review, had he posted a positive review I probably would not have read it) and make a splash at the expense of Nolan who seems to be a top critic's easy prey.

I think the Nolan fanboys need to hop off his nuts before they actually see the movie ROFL

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Most of the negative reviews I've read say it is visually beautiful, but too simple/unrealistic/unbelievable of a story. The simple part sounds silly.

I've read some that say the interpersonal stories are too simple and the science too complicated. Guess we'll see in a week.

That makes more sense.

Depends on how it's used.

Primer was almost boring to tears with all the tech talk but it was for a purpose.

And are we seriously asking the average movie goer to understand ****ing rocket science?

Really?...

It's not that hard.

https://kerbalspaceprogram.com/

Hopefully it is not as bad as Gravity. That was the worst critically acclaimed movie I've ever seen.

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Yup. I can already see Dems/Reps complaining about how it's driving home the other side's message.

I really hope this flick reignites the public desire for space exploration...

This

Yikes. That looks politicized as all ****.

After that last clip I very much agree.

Lol what?

Gravity was a great movie theater experience.

Just like the intro Omaha Beach scene in Saving Private Ryan.

A true game changer.