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  • Date: 03/22/26
  • Location: Grand Cinema
  • DIRECTOR: Phil Lord and Christopher Miller
  • ACTORS: Ryan Gosling, Sandra Hüller, James Ortiz, and Lionel Boyce
  • PLOT: The two most clueless astronauts in the universe (one human, one Eridian) meet up at Tau Ceti, become roommates, and eventually stumble through saving their planets from a galactic star-eating microorganism.
  • EVALUATION: While hardly a classic, an enjoyable romp that benefits greatly from Gosling's acting talents and that also marks a very welcome shift away from recent self-important sci-fi like Interstellar and Arrival.
  • WRITING: Occasionally hilarious, usually witty, and only occasionally disappointing, with no clear indications which of these characteristics were inherited from Andy Weir's source material.
  • FILMING: Great visual effects, especially in creating Rocky, a life form utterly unlike anything I have seen before.
  • BEST PART: Carl (Boyce) and Gosling team up to test out some theories of life.
  • TRIVIA: Meryl Streep cameos as one of Rocky's test voices.
  • STINGER: One of the two or three times Ryan Gosling screams in fright.
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