georgina Mallett

Loved this film, not many horrors leave me feeling unsettled and uneasy, his films are amazing at doing that. The atmosphere created is creative and creepy and the ghosts are always 'helpful' rather than 'evil'. I can't wait for future films from this director.

I thought this was a great dystopian concept film, with lots of underlying social and psychological theories, including: capitalism, rat race employment, women and reproductive rights, technology advances and AI, environmental issues. If you look at this as a surface level film you're going to be very disappointed, but I found it eerie and concerning from the beginning, which I thought was fascinating. The black comedy and satire parts were great and people that missed that obviously need slap stick humour in their faces. The ending was hopeful and reconnects with the humanity in us all, but if you're hoping for a twist you're going to be left hanging.

Such a trippy and emotionally deep concept for a film. With added bits of humour, I really enjoyed it. Who knew it takes going up in space for a 6 month solo mission to Jupiter, befriending an imaginary space spider and throwing yourself out an air lock into glittery space time dust, to really understand your emotional baggage, reacess your relationships and appreciate them. This is definitely a lovely story at heart and also focuses on mental health and trauma. It just uses trippy visuals and bazzare characters to take the plot out of the ordinary. A slow and relaxed pace, don't expect space action scenes or a flood of alien battles.

Too predictable. Too fast paced. Too repetitive. Too mushy. But did I expect anything other from a film attempting to end a 3 trilogy film arc? Nice visuals though.