AD ASTRA

Astronaut Roy McBride undertakes a dangerous mission across the solar system to uncover the truth about his missing father and a series of strange power surges.

The vastness and emptiness of space is unimaginable for many, if not all. What if we lived in a time when space travel was as easy as flying? How do we react when space exploration encounters loneliness and humanity's curiosity about the unknown?

Personally, Ad Astra created a wave of emotions in me and made me question our future. With current advances in space technology and increasing interest in our galaxy (and other galaxies), have we stopped to think about what lies ahead? We always think about what will happen next or what we might find, but we also need to look inside ourselves and ask ourselves why we are doing all this at a time when we almost never know what will happen to our minds and bodies.

Despite never being someone who gets emotional or even sheds tears, this movie exceeded my expectations and made me cry like no other movie before. When I put myself in the actor's shoes, I almost feel like I am right there with him, walking alone in an empty but endless field, only the light from plants or stars so distant it's like a night light.

When you look back and think about what you have left in the world, the world is not as beautiful as you want it to be I want everyone to watch this movie, just for the fun of it, so that no one can reproduce it or find another way to see the lifestyle of people we have met once or twice in our lives. in our own little special way.

I remember going to see this movie with a friend when it came out. He fell asleep. I think that includes the experience you can get at Ad Astra. You either find it boring, empty, unsustainable and weak, or you see it as a beautiful place full of thoughts and beautiful pictures of the sun. But it is as much about space travel as it is about the relationship between a father and his son.

In fact, one could argue that it is not about space travel at all, but about humanity and its unique place in the vastness of the universe. Poetic, deeply emotional and stylish. Brad Pitt also plays the role very well. I watched it again on TV a few days ago and will watch it again in the future. But it's worth watching in the theater.

Overall ,It is hypnotic, wide-eyed charmer with a detailed image is stylish and desirable after recent success with the same model. A melancholic look at the troubled moments of the space age and a flowering thriller. All sunlight threatens to break the energy pulse. Brad Pitt's performance is always before your eyes and in your ears, soft-spoken like Malick.

This is a very good movie, it has some exciting scenes. But those looking for science fiction should look elsewhere. This is a mental drama for patients. The Achilles heel of is the bleak ending, which feels a bit hollow given the nature of the world and the spaceman's desire to connect with his father. We expect to be a captivating movie with a slow pace of captivating horror.