adam-paulander
There might be some spoilers in this review.Now, alot of people thinks that this movie or sci-fi movies "should be realistic". Sadly, those people were in for a disappointment. This movie has little realism, nor does it even try to be realistic. I mean the guy basicly takes a nuke straight in his face and survives by being revived by all methods of medical healthcare there is... at once.HOWEVER1. Sci-fi movies are never realistic. I have never in history seen a sci-fi movie that actually manages to follow laws of physic, nor even simple matters, because of the simple fact that it would get boring.2. The acting in this movie is okay, but what's real good is the feeling it gives you of being alone. The angst, the fear and how much social contact matters to us.3. Alot of people say "he should've waken up a crew member from the beginning". What these people don't get is that this guy has spent a year searching for a way to get back into hybernation. He has tried everything in his power to do so and has reached to the conclusion that nothing can be done. Now if someone had the choice of waking up 1 person under these conditions: why not choose someone you could see yourself spending the rest of your life with?So if you're okay with not everything being realistic, watch this movie.If not, don't watch sci-fi.
jsimbumbu
I can't stand STRANDED movies! 1. They're extremely cheap. They only have to pay for one actor for most of the film. In this case the maximum reached were 3 actors until I fell asleep. 2. They're always far too long & usually extremely boring. 3. Even the actors appear bored at some point while the director tries hard to figure in which direction to go next to waste even more of your time.
Find something better to do or watch than this rubbish.
