3022

40 minutes of this tripe is enough for me. The rot set in at around 2 minutes, when it was revealed that a crew member was leaving her young daughter to go and live on a space station for 10 years; I think that would be a recipe for disaster, and sure enough, it was. Apart from smoking fags, nothing actually happens on this space station: Refueling? what fuel was that then? Diesel? And what was it orbiting? and why had circuitry regressed to components not seen since the 1980s?. Absolute crap

There are a few moments where this is obviously done on a low budget, but that didn't really bother me. I wish they didn't have the flash forward scenes because it interrupted the flow of the movie, but this was a little psychologically thrilling.