Stowaway, starring Anna Kendrick

~~mrmaczaps~~ · 04-25-2021, 04:26 PM

An alright flick, filmed in July 2019, during a pandemic. Odd how Hollyweird still made movies & shows during this entire situation, yet most of America (& supposedly, most of the world) was shutdown. The stars don't wear any masks or anything & I never heard Anna got hovid or whatnot, don't know the others... Just seems a bit sketch, right?

Basic movie plot is this 3 man, two year mission to visit Mars. Shuttle takes off & everything is a bit off. Something happens and it alerts them to a technician or something stuck in the wall of the ship. As they pull his unconscious body out, he falls & breaks the Captains left forearm (or something) & then they realize, they're fubar'd cuz the ship & supplies were meant for 3 and that was already pushing it. Its kinda slow paced & super low energy with a very little bit of barely there action near the end. Seems like it could have been more well written for a better end, but all things considered they went with a more real world (for visiting Mars) ending. Pretty sure there are literally only 4 cast members too. Really feels like 1/4 of a movie despite being 2 hours long.

04-25-2021, 04:26 PM	#1
~~mrmaczaps~~ Banned Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Maine Posts: 2,619	Stowaway, starring Anna Kendrick An alright flick, filmed in July 2019, during a pandemic. Odd how Hollyweird still made movies & shows during this entire situation, yet most of America (& supposedly, most of the world) was shutdown. The stars don't wear any masks or anything & I never heard Anna got hovid or whatnot, don't know the others... Just seems a bit sketch, right? Basic movie plot is this 3 man, two year mission to visit Mars. Shuttle takes off & everything is a bit off. Something happens and it alerts them to a technician or something stuck in the wall of the ship. As they pull his unconscious body out, he falls & breaks the Captains left forearm (or something) & then they realize, they're fubar'd cuz the ship & supplies were meant for 3 and that was already pushing it. Its kinda slow paced & super low energy with a very little bit of barely there action near the end. Seems like it could have been more well written for a better end, but all things considered they went with a more real world (for visiting Mars) ending. Pretty sure there are literally only 4 cast members too. Really feels like 1/4 of a movie despite being 2 hours long.