Harrison peters

I had to bail after approx 10 minutes of suffering through this travesty of "movie". Opening scenes portrayed either a space station or ship designed to provide gravity via centrifugal rotation, but flight deck scenes show no evidence of this, and of course the initial ignition to escape earth orbit was accompanied by all the "noise" associated with an atmospheric rocket launch. As Jay Leno would say, "what are we MORONS? MORONS?" Getting back to the flight deck scene: chock full of useless self aggrandizing psychobabble dialogue, no check lists, idiotic gratuitous multiple flipping of switches. And, of course, all the roominess of a Vail Resorts ski lodge. Pathetic. Did the producers ever watch the1968's "2001 Space Odyssey'? I'll answer that question for you, NO!

The exquisitely accomplished and revered actor, Stanley Tucci, embarrassed himself by appearing in this laughable, pathetically CGI impregnated travesty. Thankfully I only partially viewed it at the gym with no sound. On the bright side, it confirmed for me (again) that Mark Wahlberg still can't act himself out of a paper bag.

Preposterous, gimmicky, desensitizing. Gosling & Thornton called it in for the $$. I bailed on it immediately after the trap door opened up during the ID change scene. Also, as a pilot, the c130 depressurization scene was beyond ridiculous-dual engine fires + airframe breakup from a fuselage puncture aft of wing & engines? Netflix should get a refund, no wonder its stock is also falling out of the sky.