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Ad Astra is a 2019 psychological science fiction film directed by James Gray who co-wrote with Ethan Gross. Starring Brad Pitt, Tommy Lee Jones, Ruth Negga, Liv Tyler, and Donald Sutherland, it follows an astronaut who ventures into space in search of his lost father, whose obsessive quest to discover intelligent alien life at all costs threatens the Solar System and all life on Earth.
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More than half a century has passed and, though Hollywood has taught us never to completely rule out unpleasant surprises, it seems rather unlikely that any of its grandees would get it into their heads to remake *2001: A Space Odyssey*. The main reason lies in the title itself, or rather the year that was a bright future of space exploration for Clarke and Kubrick, but an ever more distant and down‑to‑earth past fo…More
Comme je suis encore et toujours dans le "coltard" pour le moment, voici donc un nouvel avis sur film. Cette fois il s'agit de AD ASTRA de 2019 # Synopsis Dans le futur proche, nous avons pu envoyer des hommes plus avant dans notre système solaire. Une mission est même envoyée en orbite de Neptune, endroit où l'héliosphère laisserait passer nos messages, sans les brouiller, vers le grand espace en vue de trouver d'a…More
Image Ad Astra" is a science fiction drama film directed by James Gray and starring Brad Pitt. The story follows an astronaut named Roy McBride, who embarks on a journey across the solar system in search of his missing father, who is believed to be involved in experiments that threaten human existence. As Roy ventures into the unknown, the film attempts to explore themes of loneliness, human connection and th…More
La película seleccionada me llevó a un viaje reflexivo sobre quienes somos, fue interesante observar el planteamiento del director en exponer un drama con intervención propia. La cinta, fue una recomendación, así que no quise leer la sinopsis para conectar con el elemento sorpresa del cine; sin embargo, el afiche en la totalidad contiene la imagen de un sujeto, esto informa que la historia gira en torno a él; no obs…More
Saludos Hivers, feliz fin de semana para todos. Anoche mientras estuve buscando entre las tendencias y más destacado de netflix para mirar y me encontré con esta trama de sci-fi que me llamó la atención. >Greetings Hivers, happy weekend to all. Last night as I was browsing through netflix trends and highlights to watch and came across this sci-fi plot that caught my eye. Esta protagonizada por Brad Pitt quien siempr…More
Maybe the desire for a space movie, or Brad Pitt, or someone's recommendation led me to watch "Ad Astra" Before jumping into this one, in my head, Interstellar and The Martian was going on with the genre of space-related sci-fi movies. To be honest, I wasn't really expecting to go beyond them as this kinda desire can't be met every time. So, overall I was expecting a good experience keeping aside any comparison and…More
Director: James Gray Running time: 2h 05min Genre: Science Fiction/Outspace > Director: James Gray Duración: 2h 05min Género: Ciencia ficción/Espacio exterior When we talk about space travel, the moon always comes to mind, but this time we will not only see a trip to the moon but also to other planets like Mars and Neptune; it was about time they gave a movie to these other planets almost unmentioned in the space fi…More
The human being is invested in large projects where billions of dollars are spent to find something that makes them earn money and fame, and even things that do not exist, and in that eagerness they forget the essential, the loved ones, and even of themselves and the planet where they live. Today I want to write some reflections on the film Ad Astra that shows precisely the above, this is a science fiction film that…More
▶️ Watch on 3Speak ENG : Hi Hivers! Here I bring you my new review about an unmissable drama starring Brad Pit in a roll that surprised me since it is not at all what you would expect from him, and as always very well embodied by pit. This is a movie in space that is not about space and tries to answer questions like Is there extraterrestrial life? Is anger stronger than love? If you are a fan of good cinema: You mu…More
Ad Astra was directed by James Gray ( The Lost City of Z ) and stars Brad Pitt. Tommy Lee Jones, Ruth Negga, Donald Sutherland are in this movie as well in very small roles, and Liv Tyler also appears for about a total of two minutes. This is the Brad Pitt show. And it is a good show. He carries the entire movie on his shoulder effortlessly. I don't think I ever saw him give a bad performance and this performance is…More
A family member came over a few evenings ago, and I suggested four movies that we could watch. Unfortunately, the decision fell on Ad Astra (a movie neither of us had seen before), hoping that Brad Pitt in space would give the evening a nice boost. To be honest, I didn't know much about the movie before we started, and I didn't watch the trailer, nor did I read reviews or see stats. If I had, I guess the Rotten Toma…More
Ad astra, James Gray, 2019 Spasmodically seeking life elsewhere and losing life next to it. Go through the interstellar space to find out that we are all we have. .jpg) In astra is the journey into space (of the self) of a son who suffers for the sins of his father and who must forgive and forgive himself. To make peace and give yourself peace, to stop worrying about the future and start loving and living here and n…More
Hey Jesspace Explorers I'm a sucker for a suitable space flick, and I have to say in recent years there hasn't been many to choose from so when I saw the trailer for Ad Astra I was pretty excited about taking a trip to space and enjoying a solid Sifi flick. Having Brad Pitt lead the movie and roping in Armageddon actors Liv Tyler and Tommy Lee Jones as supporting characters I thought the film had the elements of wha…More
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"Ad Astra" is more of a mix of borrowings and references to other motion pictures and creators, rather than an original authorial product of its own style. I have no idea if this director's approach is a good thing or not, and I wouldn't even think about it because it's a matter of personal interpretation. I can only say that I personally did not get irritated (especially very much), but I would understand the viewe…More
Big science fiction movies should be seen in theatres. It is one of those genres that movies are just made for and the computer technology of the last couple of decades has really opened for opportunities that were previously close to impossible to reach. Not too long ago we had the headspinning "Gravity" and time diluded "Interstellar", both examples of modern day big sci-fi offerings. Maybe Gravity was´nt as much…More
Fuente Tras un largo parón de escribir crítica vuelvo con energías renovadas y con ganas de pasarlo y hacerlo pasar bien. Para esta primera entrega tras el parón he decidido empezar con un gran éxito de taquilla del que todo el mundo habla pero pocos se atreven a decir la verdad… Yo si por que estoy “mu loco” y me da todo igual !!!!! Empecemos… Advierto, ya que se que hay mucha gente nueva que quizá no conozca mi es…More
Wikipedia : Ad astra (phrase), a Latin phrase meaning *"To the stars”.* Synopsis Major Roy McBride (Brad Pitt) has been called for a special mission by SPACECOM , a capitalist space agency to investigate a cosmic electrical anomaly that might have been coming from the Lima Project in Neptune, which also where his father, H. Clifford McBride (Tommy Lee Jones) was involved. But all contact was lost for 16 years. Roy t…More
One of the luxuries of living where I do in the world is the fact that it is possible for me to see every movie that gets released in a wonderful theater for as little as $2.50. Today was the first day Ad Astra was in the theaters and I got primo seats in a damn-near empty IMAX theater for $6. I don't know what films cost in the West these day, but it is certainly more than this. *I'm going to be very vague in what…More
