Ricardo del Zealandia

While the story has an interesting premise, it's incredibly mediocre. It's too short (1.5 hours) and probably the short runtime has led the writers to create a story without conflict being met by the protagonists. If they had just created a normal 2 hour flick with a good degree of conflict like The Quiet Place, this could have been a good watch.

Geez wayne. This movie majorly needs subtitles (I'm looking at you SBS World Movies). And I'm a native English speaker. I'm sure it's a good movie, but I couldn't understand half of the dialogue!

This is really a superb, completely gripping movie that leaves you glued from beginning to end. My advice - go to the toilet before you start watching because you're not going to want to leave any of it unwatched!

So many good actors. So little point.

OK. I'm episode 1 down and it seems quite racist. Almost everyone, and certainly every character of any relevance, in this show is black. Last time I was in London, there were plenty of white people, but not in this show. The white people in the show are token white people, i.e. they serve no purpose in furthering the story. Maybe there's a reason for this. I'll keep watching. If I haven't been given a reason by episode 3, I'll quit it and assume the producers are racist.

Pretty decent story all round. "Close" is a fairly apt name for it because this is exactly what they didn't do at the end with all the subplots. 10 more minutes was all that was needed. Would have earned another star if they'd closed it properly.

I must have watched a different movie to everyone else. What I saw was dull, with barely any actual story. Then there was a "reveal" at the end that was suppose to fill you with wonder, but the movie was so tired that you probably didn't care anyway, not that the reveal was overly surprising anyway. I watched this on a TV and was forced to endure a 4:3 aspect ratio. That alone should have warned me not to bother.

Completely terrible. Right from the moment a highly trained astronaut thought it would be a brilliant idea to open the main hatch to his spacecraft without him first wearing a spacesuit, through to the endless bad science. Oh and don't forget all the screaming and crying from all those professionals at the command centre. I love Korean films, but seriously Koreans are terrible at sci fi. Why don't the producers just hook the writers up with science consultants? Movies like this I normally turn off once it's obvious there's been no attempt to get the science right, but I thought I would persevere, hoping in my heart that in act 2, someone hired a science guy to fix it all up. It never came. It was awful from beginning to end.

I think I may just have witnessed the worst acted movie in cinema history. I'm guessing the director found these actors at a gym or a bus stop or something. Acting experience? Nah, it's not needed in this flick! The only person doing anything half decent was Thalia Campbell. I know that Nicolas Cage makes terrible movies (although I did like The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent), but this one really takes the cake. Anyway, I guess you'll just have to watch it to see how awful this thing is. Enjoy!