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The Martian

The Martian

2015
Drama, Sci-fi
2h 24m
During a manned mission to Mars, Astronaut Mark Watney is presumed dead after a fierce storm and left behind by his crew. But Watney has survived and finds himself stranded and alone on the hostile planet. With only meager supplies, he must draw upon his ingenuity, wit and spirit to subsist and find a way to signal to Earth that he is alive. (imdb)
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The Martian

2015
Drama, Sci-fi
2h 24m
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Rated 07 Oct 2015
70
53rd
This was the most Tom Hanksless Tom Hanks movie I've ever seen.
Rated 03 Oct 2015
50
10th
Christopher Nolan, I'm so sorry I ever doubted you. If this is the alternative, all is forgiven. I'll take half-baked philosophical pontificating over dialogue mostly consisting of unfunny quips any day; at least you know what the word "tension" means. Though to be fair to Ridley, this might not be much of a movie, but it is one hell of a book report. He summarised the shit outta that thing.
Rated 12 Oct 2015
83
81st
Matt Damon was able to grow crops using his own feces. Something something Rob Schneider.
Rated 18 Feb 2016
73
64th
Whoa, these NASA recruitment videos are getting pretty elaborate. They even hired famous actors and everything! Coasts along on its 'space is cool, being smart is cool' attitude, which I appreciated. Easy to see how this can be considered boring (most obstacles are setbacks for one scene before moving on) but I was happy simply seeing some actual science in my sci-fi again. However, much like my existence, as more time passes it gets increasingly sappy and self-fellating-y.
Rated 23 Nov 2015
6
34th
[RIDLEY]: So, where do I sign? [FOX EXECUTIVE]: Right here, Ridley, where it says 'an endless amount of audience pandering, commercially viable films, in exchange for 1 soul'. [RIDLEY]: Ok, great! (contemplating) Wait, what have I done?! (pulled away in chains and shackles) No, wait! No! Noooooooo!
Rated 19 Oct 2015
75
77th
I have a feeling that, after the universal ridicule of Prometheus' somewhat loose implementation/Interpretation/understanding of science, this is Ridley Scott going: "happy now, bitch?". A thoroughly enjoyable and surprisingly lighthearted piece of semi-hard sci-fi.
Rated 25 Oct 2015
75
77th
Basic suspense, nice momentum and a great ensemble make for an easy and enjoyable watch.
Rated 27 Mar 2018
70
65th
It's like somebody Spielberg'd all over Gravity.
Rated 07 Jan 2018
70
65th
An entertaining and optimistic NASA recruitment blockbuster, but with Matt Damon's track record why do people keep sending him into space?
Rated 08 Feb 2016
40
33rd
The wet dream of Elon Musk. Science saves the day. Matt, a scientist, conquers all but a few: managers and other non-stemmy folk who, in their non-stemmy non-awesomeness, pose a danger to the endeavour of science, and thus the salvation of the earth. And then Matt conquers them too. All say yay, have faith, bow down to this Big Other.
Rated 16 Nov 2015
92
94th
Matt Damon is satisfying as the self-reliant astronaut stranded on Mars after an emergency evacuation. He finds countless technical solutions to survive long enough to be rescued. Mishaps threaten his ability to survive. Good performances, memorable scenes, great CGI, SFX & music. Questionable but reasonable story, believable dialog & some quite humorous moments. Poignant, interesting & engaging throughout. Not without flaws, but many great tense moments, mostly exciting & fun to watch.
Rated 03 Oct 2015
95
84th
This is a really great movie! Not inly is it some of Ridley Scott's best work, but he captures the book very well (which is rare for novel-based movies) and Matt Damon is just awesome as the title character. Solid film-making with it's good acting, soldier direction, awesome screenplay, some great visuals, some intense and interesting, detailed moments, and even some solid gags and laughs along the trip. Had a blast. Worth a watch without a doubt.
Rated 09 Oct 2015
4
34th
Big budget space flicks about humanity working together and beating the odds are preferable to superhero movies, so if this is how Hollywood wants to spend $108 million dollars, I guess I can't complain too much. It could be worse. Space is the place, guys.
Rated 03 Oct 2015
65
29th
I enjoyed the science and a bunch of the jokes worked (some were really forced), but I had a hard time with this one. It wasn't bad by any means, but it felt too lighthearted to the point that I never felt any risk, and I didn't sense any chemistry among the actors (even though it's a great cast). Competently shot but unremarkable, I'm destined to be the contrarian with this one.
Rated 13 Dec 2015
70
88th
Barely ten minutes in and I was fearing the worst for this one, but then it finds its feet and becomes much more than the Cast Away on Mars it first appears. Damon is perfect for the lead, giving us someone to root for who feels real and we can genuinely sympathise with. The rest of the cast grow into their roles too, and while you never forget you're watching a book adaptation, the direction does enough to entertain. Engrossing 'til the end, and one where the (lengthy) runtime fits perfectly.
Rated 04 Dec 2017
82
81st
Not something that hasn't been done before, but pretty good nonetheless. Some compare it to "Cast Away," but I find a better Tom Hanks analogue in "Apollo 13," there was good deal of jury rigging with billion dollar equipment in that movie too. If you're going to emulate a space survival movie, that's a good one to do and Damon pulls it off pretty well.
Rated 04 Oct 2015
75
52nd
Some great visuals on Mars. I would have loved it if the shots of the planet were kept for much longer like in Blade Runner and 2001. This movie was good but it could have been great. The entire NASA portion should have been scrapped or at least not cut to every 2 minutes. Many of the jokes didn't land and there were some cheap Hollywood devices (sappy music, unknown nerd rushes into executive meeting with surprise plan, etc.)
Rated 12 Dec 2015
3
28th
The most harmless, vanilla movie of 2015. The plot moves along as expected with no hiccups or any deviation from the norm, except when it's convenient for the story. The entire movie hinges on the performance of its lead and Matt Damon is a good enough actor to where you can watch him talk into a webcam and not want to shoot yourself, not many people could pull this off.
Rated 02 Oct 2015
7
49th
While the perils are relatively few and far between for a survival picture, the danger that does strike is absolutely gripping, and the overly-telegraphed and lightweight story and characters are compensated for by a charming sense of humor and pervading sense of human unity and triumph.
Rated 05 Oct 2015
60
54th
This movie is funny and good, and I liked it. The best part was there being a bunch of children there because it's a PG-13 movie called The Martian, and it opens with Matt Damon performing graphic surgery on himself and swearing a lot. Fun for the whole family!
Rated 17 Nov 2015
38
23rd
A late-comer in the recent wave of American survival cinema, Ridley Scott really scrapes the barrel with The Martian, a formulaic rescue procedural about a botanist who doesn't know he can grow indoors food hydroponically, a bunch of other guys spouting pseudu-scientific nonsense authoritatively, and billions of US$ being wasted on a long-shot effort to save a single life. I'm not saying "Gravity" was perfectly effective, but it didn't make me roll my eyes anywhere near as much as this did.
Rated 27 Oct 2015
86
75th
Loved the movie, and while I can't comment on most of the scientific stuff there was one thing bothering me. The "God-Tarp". Won't spoil it, but you will see it. The God-Tarp is allmighty. The ironic/sarcastic demeanor of the main character is refrenshin compared to stone-faced, serious types.
Rated 24 Jan 2016
81
73rd
The Martian is not your typical sci-fi survival film. Ridley Scott takes this standard concept and breathes a ton of new life into it. There's a lot of comedy that actually works here too, which is a little surprising given the bleak premise. The visual direction from Scott is among his best, particularly his use of practical effects, and Damon's performance is among the best of his career. This is definitely a film I loved watching and want to watch again and again and again.
Rated 30 Dec 2015
75
82nd
Story about a man who gets really into DIY
Rated 25 Dec 2015
4
77th
an incurious tourist spends most of his time in his hotel room
Rated 08 Nov 2015
70
76th
Extremely pleasant and upbeat disaster movie. Well done.
Rated 25 Mar 2016
88
90th
Whitest episode of Martin ever.
Rated 15 Nov 2015
93
93rd
Given its limitations as a visual medium, It's exceedingly rare that a film successfully -compellingly - dramatizes heroism of the intellectual kind. This is one of those films. Although it's a work of fiction which allows it to continually raise the life & death stakes, all the technical talk always feels real & conveys all of the awe one might feel in the presence of real-life engineers. It's also reminder of all the mind-boggling achievements NASA could continue to accomplish w/ our support
Rated 07 Oct 2015
70
54th
Despite myself, I was quite entertained by its humor and unashamedly optimistic spirit. But it tends to tell more than show with self-satisfied dialogues (and monologues) that border on the cheesy. As a result, it lacks the existential depth and poetic beauty of Gravity.
Rated 22 Oct 2015
70
70th
Solid movie. The martian reminded me of movies like Moon (2009) where one is left behind in outer space. What seperated both movies from eachother is that the martian has a more American feeling to it. Doing the impossible and such, bring our hero home. I really liked the music used in the film, it reminded me of Pink Floydian tunes, landscapes were nice to look at. What I did dislike was that the characters were not all really fleshed out. And the script was predictable. Scenes were too slow.
Rated 12 Oct 2015
99
99th
It's about triumph. It's two-plus hours of smart people keeping it together and being good at their jobs and SOLVING PROBLEMS. Once one problem's solved, another one gets thrown at them, and they work hard and think hard and make plans and solve that one, too. I loved it. An extraordinarily well-made, well-performed, beautifully shot film about triumph and efficiency and getting the job done. And space, naturally. The space stuff is cool, too.
Rated 22 Oct 2015
93
94th
Sci-Fi can often feel extremely far-fetched and lose my interest, but the science behind "The Martian" feels well-researched and real (I can only assume). For that reason, you're with Mark every step of the way, trying to solve his problems alongside him, and it makes the experience that much more rewarding.
Rated 25 Jan 2016
83
82nd
Totally solid popcorn flick. Mars looks great, the pace moves right along, the humor makes it stand out from similar survival films.
Rated 26 Jul 2016
75
57th
It's better paced and less technical than the book - a good adaptation all-around. Albeit I don't consider the base material as great as the universal praise would have you believe. It's just not that involving and the movie also suffers from it. Interestingly, I thought the off-Mars action was handled exceptionally well, even though the casting was more of a hit (Jeff Daniels) and miss (Sean Bean - as much as I like the man).
Rated 04 Oct 2015
94
95th
Better than the trailer! Cool movie, I'll watch it again if I have the chance. Not the ordinary sci-fi drama.
Rated 19 Jan 2016
80
97th
The Martian is energetic, upbeat and consistently funny. Damon is great in the titular role, and there's a good balance between his activity on Mars and the rest of the cast on Earth. Scott's direction is solid, producing visually pleasing (though occasionally crowded) shots throughout the film. The use of "disco" pop music, worked into the plot, did a good job of keeping the tone more optimistic. Akin to Gravity meets Cast Away, the film is more entertaining than both, but perhaps not as deep.
Rated 04 Oct 2015
89
87th
The quality of this film cannot be understated. The writing, cast, acting, directing are all great. It was funnier than I expected and really showed people caring about each other and doing their best to help bring everyone home. It felt a lot to me like Apollo 13 and is probably just as good. Having said that, it's not my favorite kind of story so I'm docking a few points even though I realize this is just a matter of personal taste.
Rated 13 Oct 2015
80
70th
A sometimes schmaltzy survival flick, very well cast, but a bit lacking in tension considering how often the character is on the verge of death-- some of the dangers seemed understated.
Rated 04 Oct 2015
80
70th
To call this movie bombastic would be an overstep, but I can't shake the feeling that this is big and pretty with not a lot of oomph. It started to feel inconsequential. I don't know how much MORE this movie brings to the table, what new thoughts it adds to the conversation. If this is ultimately convention, it's convention done pretty well, entertaining, and is totally worth seeing on a big screen. It tells a long story in adequate time, though some scenes are not given the time to breathe.
Rated 06 Oct 2015
10
23rd
Literally a montage lasted the entire four minutes and fourteen seconds of David Bowie's Starman.
Rated 28 Mar 2017
78
57th
The best thing about The Martian was the amount of chutzpah Matt Damon's character has. It's on the verge of being a sci-fi movie played largely for laughs. Actually I wish they had gone with that angle, because when the script got serious, it got stupid. There were just too many coincidences and implausible, million-to-one shot events linking up to get Matt home. The politics were hokey too. Great looking film, solid emotional basis & structure, but come on... pull the other one, Ridley.
Rated 06 Oct 2015
70
36th
Pretty good advertisement for NASA.
Rated 08 Oct 2015
85
82nd
Ridley Scott is back... i hope. The Martian is just about everything we could have asked for. Matt Damon rocks the lead Ejiofor does an amazing job taking up the back. Scott has some great cinematography as usual, ans Goddard's script is cliche at times, but for the most part pretty good. Not a whole lot to complain about here, The Martian is perfect for this era.
Rated 14 Oct 2015
93
96th
The Martian is a superb space thriller combining stunning imagery with some surprisingly humorous moments
Rated 19 Oct 2015
79
77th
A very well done, scientifically engaging, Martian remake of Apollo 13.
Rated 29 Oct 2015
70
69th
high production value? check. engaging acting performance? check. top notch cinematography unit? check. tension?...tension?...come in, please, need confirmation on tension?...hello?...uh...
Rated 03 Mar 2016
70
59th
Good-natured and fun. Pushed the believability envelope in a number of weird ways, but the main plot-focused narrative on survival and resilience was enjoyable and delivered some solid feel-good moments.
Rated 14 Oct 2015
80
89th
Must watch. But only final sequence is typical American propaganda like Independence Day. Nations united around USA.
Rated 14 Dec 2015
82
87th
A rare movie that is over 2 hours and really needed more time. A good extra 20-30 min would have made this an all time classic instead of just a very good science fiction movie. That said, while pacing was sometimes too fast when problems arose (not giving you proper time to even digest them before they're fixed) it did pretty much everything else right. Far more consistent than interstellar so the question is what's better; higher highs and lower lows or better averages?
Rated 04 Oct 2015
60
40th
* Although I was fully immersed and enjoyed to whole movie, it was just too easy going and light headed. NASA looks like a joke, but it's a whole lot of fun. Not Scott's best work.
Rated 20 Oct 2015
78
88th
A real treat and the third space movie in three years that really gets the job done.
Rated 08 Feb 2016
70
71st
This is a fun sci-fi flick, it's believable, the story is charming and is well crafted, Ridley's style. I missed a bit of depth in the characters and it all just felt a bit too goodie and optimistic, but overall a good experience.
Rated 15 Oct 2015
77
53rd
This is what became out of Ridley Scott - you're satisfied when his movies don't suck completely. The greetings at the end and the beginning of The Martian into the sky as an salute to his best work (Alien, of course...) feels totally ambivalent: No cold, caustic, death-bringing-space for a change - only this little 100-million-don't-give-up-flick. Could Scott really do more with this material, I ask, or is he just limited, while I daydream about Jessica Chastain in any kind of spacesuit.
Rated 02 Oct 2015
90
97th
The Martian is the best hard sci-fi space movie in quite some time. It's better than Interstellar, it's better than Gravity, and it's even better than Moon. This is a fantastic film about science and humanity, all packed neatly into a thrilling, engaging, beautiful, and surprisingly funny package. This is the reason we shouldn't give up on Ridley Scott.
Rated 18 Jan 2016
65
36th
Focuses on technical instead of emotional/psychological aspects, which I can appreciate. That being said, the movie feels like just a series of events happening after eachother, without previous events having much of an impact on future events. Some retrospection and reflection by the characters would've been nice.
Rated 31 Dec 2015
75
71st
It's another lost in space film that we've seen before. Entire scenes feel like a rehash of Apollo 13. Matt Damon on Mars is just a shipwreck film combined with a lost in space film. With that being said this is done very well for what is essentially a rehash of stuff we've all seen before. The Mars landscape and the dangers faced are intriguing. The characters, situations, and dialogue is a bit too cliche though. Especially the end where it falls apart. Ridley Scott is back to form at least.
Rated 21 Oct 2015
82
85th
What you get if you take Gravity, rip out all the metaphors about inner/outer journey and coming home, add a dash of GotG, a lot of MacGyver and twist it into a sort of heist movie with Matt Damon as the loot. About as deep as a puddle of droll made by a flatcoated retriever expecting a treat, but you're not bored for one second.
Rated 27 Oct 2015
90
95th
Go watch this now. On the big screen.
Rated 20 Oct 2015
85
87th
Excellent
Rated 31 Dec 2015
67
38th
Why is this guy so pleased with being stranded alone in a desert planet full of storms?
Rated 07 Oct 2015
80
88th
A great story and a greater cast. Blending humor and action is a difficult feat but this film nails that tone from the source material.
Rated 19 Oct 2015
85
85th
Whilst TM falls into all the clichés of Apollo13, Interstellar, Gravity, Castaway territory ( most annoying being the "'What an incredible human' smile" on everyone's face), and uses similar plot contrivances (such as typing/explaining) TM is way ahead of Gravity in having a plausible, likable hero that we are all routing for and a far more believable tense and epic plot. Damon is terrific (but Daniels and Wiig are miscast and bad). A well made, well constructed and very enjoyable sci-fi caper
Rated 03 Nov 2015
80
82nd
The film depicts human ingenuity over mechanical contrivance. One of Damon's best roles in later years as he performs perfectly in every scene and an enjoyable film by Ridley Scott.
Rated 10 Oct 2015
82
62nd
Very much in the vein of Apollo 13 (a movie that I love). The movie presents some interesting scenarios, but devolves into some poor Hollywood cliches towards the latter half. Matt Damon is alright in the role, but the material for his character is not great at bringing forth the human side of the conflict - ultimately the story is a bit lacking because he's hard to relate to. Some of the scenarios border on the ridiculous, though it's not Gravity-levels of insane.
Rated 14 Oct 2015
95
89th
Really great; and, with the potential to inspire support for expansion of astronomy programs, important.
Rated 25 Oct 2015
6
44th
Lacks the big scale attributes and emotional arc of most sci fi action adventures -the entertainment lies in the small thoughts and actions of Matt Damon's characters and the interesting observations that spring up on society as a whole.
Rated 05 Jan 2016
86
75th
that Elrond joke
Rated 31 Oct 2015
4
90th
I am pretty biased when it comes to Scott. I have repeatedly given him the benefit of the doubt ever since the year 2000, but I really think that he did something great here. The Martian brings nothing new to the table, but with basic suspense techniques and a simple but intriguing story, it manages to keep you on the edge of your seat. Damon does an excellent job. One thing that made me cringe, was the somewhat stupid sountrack. I would have prefered a magnificent score by Zimmer. *Very Good
Rated 17 Oct 2015
70
25th
I thought it was more interesting than the book. Generally enjoyable and the science seems alright. I really enjoyed the positive and hopeful atmosphere it creates. One a side note: why the fuck is "Mindy Park" a blonde white girl?
Rated 25 Oct 2015
70
42nd
Sinemada
Rated 03 Jan 2016
75
61st
most optimistic cast away science-fiction movie i have ever watched. the antithesis of 'moon'. but maybe we need these light approaches every once in a while.
Rated 22 Oct 2015
85
77th
An absolute crowdpleaser; not the most interesting Scott film, but one that demonstrates his passion for "just getting shit done" pragmatism.
Rated 28 Dec 2015
80
62nd
This was not as original and off-the-wall as I expected, but it did have some beautiful scenery, some sound logic (I'm no astrophysicist), and I like that Will Hunting.. er.. I mean Private Ryan -- I meant Matt Damon kept his sense of humor intact the whole time.
Rated 13 Oct 2015
70
51st
Lacks the pure style and atmosphere that makes Ridley Scott's best work great, but it certainly is a step up from the likes of Robin Hood and Exodus, with some likable characters and a good-humored (if a bit long) script. My biggest problem was that it was just a bit predictable and by-the-numbers for a Hollywood blockbuster - I would have liked it to take a few more storytelling risks.
Rated 29 Dec 2015
79
80th
first of all its called 'MARTİAN'. second of all is this interstellar's spin of or what
Rated 04 Jan 2016
1
4th
dude could've farmed fifty years worth of crops with this interminable ocean of horseshit.
Rated 17 Jan 2016
73
83rd
A suspenseful and engaging one-man-survival with a sense of humor. It looks fantastic and Damon delivers a charismatic performance as the optimistic astronaut M. Watney, this results in a very positive approach on a horrifying situation. I think the movie could have benefitted from a deeper examination of the despairing circumstances, instead it's more of a crowd-pleaser that feels a little cheesy at times. But that doesn't take away the away the fact that it was an enjoyable movie.
Rated 17 Jun 2016
9
92nd
A skimming over of emotions and the consequences of time (particularly with the crew's decision to go back) are the only standout flaws in this exhilarating thriller featuring a fast-paced back-and-forth between satisfying survival science-ing on Mars (Damon's Mark adds a wry wit to the proceedings) and tense rescue-planning on Earth (a refreshingly diverse cast shines here). Any lack of suspense in the quickly solved conflicts of the first half is made up for in the nail-biting climax.
Rated 11 Nov 2015
74
67th
Very good, BUT: Damon's stuff on Mars is far, far better than the clunky political stuff back on earth. Damon's experiences would've carried more emotional weight if we'd have shared his isolation, and focused solely on him. Also: Jessica Chastain is a fucking crap actress.
Rated 13 Jan 2016
75
26th
Viewed January 12, 2016. Liked this a lot more than I thought I would, as a zippy survival procedural and a big-budget crowdpleaser. Its sense of humor is suffocatingly lame (and I hate the furthering of the "Disco sucks" mythos), but its heart is in the right place, I think. And this is hard to admit, as someone who hates Ridley Scott.
Rated 07 Feb 2016
80
90th
I just can't really think of anything that wasn't good or that I didn't like about it, apart from one line of dialogue. The direction is excellent, the screenplay is really tight and has a nice sense of humour, the visual effects were great, and the music choices were fun. All of the performances were good (with a career-best from Matt Damon). I can't call it a perfect film, as it didn't affect me on a visceral level, but I can't truly fault it in any way either.
Rated 25 Oct 2015
72
76th
Visually brilliant and very entertaining, it lacks the emotional depth of an Interstellar you'd expect from a sci fi movie like this.
Rated 08 Dec 2015
60
22nd
below my expectations. one-dimensional and oh-so-predictable. one of matt damons weakest.
Rated 11 Jan 2016
74
60th
Pretty much "Cast Away" on Mars. Not bad, but lacked some good action and plot development for me. Things go just bit too fast.. Visuals are great.
Rated 12 Nov 2015
85
83rd
The best Ridley Scott movie in the last decade and his funniest ever.
Rated 16 Nov 2015
70
58th
Although it never shines with excellence, The Martian manages to be relentlessly entertaining without being bland or annoying. Its tone will undoubtedly be too lighthearted for some, but somehow I didn't mind it one bit. The weight of the more tense scenes is still there, and I felt invested and immersed in the story. The movie has great attention to detail without directing your view to every little thing, it looks great and it's simply a great watch with just enough food for thought.
Rated 19 Oct 2015
90
92nd
dece
Rated 28 Feb 2016
61
36th
Perhaps it speaks to the times that the most unbelievable "fiction" in this sci-fi is the privilege NASA is given here, driven by a surprising, yet infectious, optimism about space exploration. This simplicity propels the whole film, making it immensely watchable - but does nothing for the characters and writing on display. Episodes of Star Trek have more depth, suspense and humor than this - which is not to say it is a bad film on its own terms, just a missed opportunity of sorts.
Rated 04 Apr 2018
71
83rd
This is a fascinating thought-play on how a human could survive alone on Mars. Entertaining, imaginative and emotionally rewarding which is mainly why I watch movies.
Rated 20 Aug 2018
48
49th
worth a watch
Rated 07 Sep 2018
64
52nd
Good. In its essence a Robinson Crusoe-esque story, but It does bring in too many secondary characters in my opinion. It takes the focus away from Watney's problems and the sense of loneliness he probably would have had. The film doesn't address this enough. Still, I had fun watching it. It kept me engaged throughout, although it often felt the need to "science" it up. At first I kind of liked that, but it got old quick. The music could have had a better use than comedic relief.
Rated 11 Oct 2015
84
59th
I always forget that I like Matt Damon onscreen until I see another movie he's in, then I forget and don't like him again (kinda like Jonah Hill). This is a very different tone for Ridley Scott, I don't think I've ever seen such an optimistic film from him. The way the movie works is very technical and procedural, regardless if the science is accurate. No great task is treated as just that. There's plenty of humanity with the ensemble cast, who play it very grounded and unpretentiously.
Rated 18 Oct 2015
50
12th
While Matt Damon gives a charming and, only at times, moving performance, the long stretches without any conflict weigh the movie down. Furthermore, if you don't find "21st century science enthusiast" humor funny (imagine the most archetypal xkcd comic when you read that sentence) there will be no levity here for you. You should probably just see Interstellar again.
Rated 05 Oct 2015
69
58th
Surprisingly light-hearted. It made the whole movie a lot more fun, but it also somewhat detracted from any real sense of suspense. One tip, skip the 3D.
Rated 14 Nov 2015
79
94th
Robinson Crusoe on Mars. But this time on it's own, without "Friday" ... My solitary opinion here : http://opinion-as-a-moviefreak.blogspot.be/2015/11/the-martian-2015.html
Rated 14 Dec 2015
75
93rd
Only thing missing was the obligatory Aerosmith song at the end.
Rated 19 Jan 2016
84
77th
Fun well executed drama with a strong performance from Damon that isn't flashy but he makes his character's efforts relatable and compelling which carries a lot of the film. The earth parts are a bit thin at times, but they're good enough to round off the film.
Rated 31 Oct 2015
82
65th
The more human, less visceral version of Gravity. Goddard owns the paint with this script, and Scott merely does an adequate job bringing it to the screen, proving... That he can be adequate. But if this were in the hands of someone like Soderbergh, I really do believe we're looking at a masterpiece. Though, it's hard not to have the ending be sentimental.
Rated 13 Dec 2015
72
52nd
The love child of Gravity and Apollo 11, with a China tie in to tap in to those delicious Yuan.
Rated 17 Jan 2016
75
92nd
Being somewhat easily entertained, I looked forward to this, after reading the book. The super silly Watney character with his pop culture references and swearing was a nice change from the one to two stereotypes of intelligent people we are normally asked to live with in modern film. A few of the changes from the book were baffling and made the film seem a little cheaper and silly, but the core story and character remained intact. Damon was made for this role.

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