Wednesday, December 23, 2015

The Martian



An astronaut is accidentally left alone on planet Mars while his crew leaves during a natural disaster. He learns to manage on his own as a botanist for hundreds of days, while eventually he is able to communicate back home using older technology from the 90’s.
Sometimes being humorous, sometimes dramatic, The Martian explores the theme of survival on planet almost extinct of useful natural resources, while dealing with loneliness, sanity and the craving for hope. Matt Damon's performance will make you care for what happens to him.
In the last act, his crew performs a stunning rescue operation, and they are able to complete it successfully. The Martian is by all means a scientific survival story set on a foreign planet, is intelligent with dialogue, humor and camera shots, and it has not only motivating tunes, but older disco tunes as well.
Directed by Ridley Scott, a veteran regarding sci-fi’s, The Martian is the Interstellar(2014) or the Gravity(2013) for this year. Unless you are craving for a more fantasy based science fiction, which I will review very soon.
 Rating: 8.0

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