I've seen The Midnight Sky in pre release in Theater.The movie is a combination of Clooney's appearance in Gravity (2013), as is resembles the remote isolation in (any) space.
After seeing George Clooney headlining commercials for a coffee company, I became worried. But my worries were set to the side after I watched this movie.
It's very clearly trying to copy Ad Astra, Gravity, Interstellar, and The Martian (among others), but it's one of Clooney's more touching films. It's messy and predictable, but worth the two-hour watch from your couch.
In terms of concept, "Midnight Sky" this is highly formulaic. But after all formulas exist for a reason, so that is not always terrible But there really is not moment of genuine suspense, pathos, originality or drama in this mediocre outing.
Just a mess of disparite scenes stitched together with little or no narrative. The movie doesn't know what it is trying to be and therefore ends up being nothing new or interesting.
Cinemas are closing here tomorrow for more than a month, due to the pandemic, and I wanted to go one last time. This was showing in my favourite cinema.
A struggle to sit through this tedious behemoth of a movie. Nothing really happens and you feel ripped off at the end.
Like the movie itself, the title of this review is not what you might expect. I refer not to the supposed apocalypse that makes earth uninhabitable but how life may imitate art.
The only Clooney with any talent was Rosemary.This movie is awful.....