К звёздам (Ad Astra)

[Jdalker]

Внезапно, единственный годный трейлер, так поздно и только для аймакс. Уволить тех рукожопов, кто клепал основной ролик, пушто кмк это могло им реально стоит кассы.

 

И нельзя не заметить, что вдохновлялись Стелларом. Одобряю!

[Haggard]

Даже смотреть не буду. Первого хватило.

[EMoushen]

Я и второй трейлер не смотрел тоже. Первого хватило.

Такое надо сразу в кино

[gearswik]

Даже смотреть не буду. Первого хватило.

слабак

[gearswik]

дублированный IMAX трейлер

[Davo KinOman]

За красивый космос прощу фильму все.

[Стальной Детройт]

дублированный IMAX трейлер

 

Красиво. Но гонки на Луне все еще напрягают.

[gearswik]

ТВ спот The fate of humanity depends on one man

[gearswik]

ТВ спот Everything he loves is on the line

[numbers]

Ждем реакцию с Венеции, там и порешим.

[gearswik]

ТВ спот He’s the only chance they have

[DandyAndy]

Дополнительную музыку к фильму написал Лорн Бэлф

[gearswik]

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[amulette]

[antovolk]

[MaximumCoool]

Найс, упомянутый в обзоре трешак начали показывать.

[Sinyor]

Найс, упомянутый в обзоре трешак начали показывать.

 

в каком обзоре?

[DandyAndy]

в каком обзоре?

В этом

[Sinyor]

Какой-то шок контент

[Walter666]

Великолепное интервью с Грэем, не только подробно о фильме, процессе съемки, но и вообще о Голливуде и истории кинематографа.

 

Грэя всегда приятно читать/слушать(у него и голос такой умиротворяющий), один из самых интересных, умных, красноречивых рассказчиков.

[EMoushen]

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luca

@lucamattiolz

2h

#AdAstra is a journey to discover the unexplored space, to discover our solitude. James Gray paints the space as a different dimension: immense, terrifying, and resolutive of our pains. Max Richter turns space into sounds and emotions. Amazing. #Venezia76

 

Radek Folta @Venezia76

@rdfolta

2h

#AdAstra is worth every second and every frame of it’s time. Monumental space odyssey that feels like an intimate psychodrama. Just for its melancholic beauty I want to immerse myself in its world again and again #Venezia76

 

Lorenzo Ciorcalo

@rotovisor

2h

#Venezia76 #AdAstra Desperate, lyrical, heart-wrenching quest for life. The space movie Malick never made. A real To the Wonder.

Вроде некоторые ругают затянутость и "отсутствие фокуса в сценарии", проблемы с тоном

[MaximumCoool]

87/100 на metacritic при 8 рецензиях.

[ХиХ]

Какой-то шок контент

Да, тоже как-то охладел к фильму) Даже если половину бреда выкинут, всё равно какая-то шляпа вырисовывается

[Walter666]

IndieWire A

“Ad Astra” is one of the most ruminative, withdrawn, and curiously optimistic space epics this side of “Solaris.” It’s also one of the best.

 

TheFilmStage B-

The result is a rarity–and should be seen, regardless: a deeply personal film about human nature from a beloved filmmaker–who has been given the largest canvas imaginable, with all the trimmings–that ultimately proves a bit of a slog.

 

Variety

I hope James Gray, as a director, continues to explore uncharted worlds, but even his cult of fans may find it hard to get too excited over a movie that, beneath its eye-candy space trappings, is this conventional.

 

THR

Ad Astra has, at times, the meditative pace of sci-fi forebear Solaris, but certainly not the narrative complexity. Stripped down to the archetypal bones, the story revolves around straightforward father-son themes of love, veneration, abandonment, fear and longing

As potent as that premise is, with its Marlow-Kurtz dynamic between the narrator son and the off-the-grid father he'd long presumed dead, it plays out in a way that makes it easier to admire than to be swept up by. Perhaps because Ad Astra's genre tropes, however striking, are also familiar — a distracting bit of Gravity here, the inevitable nods to 2001: A Space Odyssey there — this episodic saga feels gussied up by them, as opposed to fully inhabiting the terrain. Lurching from one Homeric ordeal to the next, the film can be stubbornly uninvolving.

 

LittleWhiteLies

A sad sci-fi for the ages, and finally proof that James Gray has got the right stuff.

If you wanted to reach for a crass logline, then Apocalypse Now in space is not far off. Pitt even seems to channel the listless, seen-everything (though secretly petrified and confused) comportment of Martin Sheen’s Captain Benjamin Willard. Yet Gray manages to signal his reverence towards the canonical masters of cinema, and the classics of the sci-fi genre, while also making a film that’s very much its own thing, one which is perhaps his most fluent expression of the idea that blind, some might say crazed ambition is in itself an end which justifies a means.

 

The Guardian 5/5

It’s an extraordinary picture, steely and unbending and assembled with an unmistakable air of wild-eyed zealotry. Ad Astra, be warned, is going all the way - and it double-dares us to buckle up for the trip.

[MaximumCoool]

89%

Average Rating: 8.67/10

Total Count: 9

Fresh: 8 Rotten: 1

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