The movie was engaging for me, it was perfect for my Friday chill night. I did enjoy it.
It is a bit of a slow burn, but the setting is good, the atmosphere is there, the actors performed well.
Overall, a good take on the whole 'stranded at sea' idea with some twists, and raises awareness of climate change.
No horror here, except maybe for the cruelty of life kind one. No sci-fi either, apart from the dystopian future setting.
Some good takes on the idiology and the state of the world, some drama, but not too much.
Yet what I really didn't like is how there are multiple logical plot holes along the way and the main one is in the movie's core, which really ruins the movie for me. My question is: why the heck 'the thing' exists at all and if it does, why is it so unsecured and unreasonably placed? Makes no sense to me at all.
It is a bit of a slow burn, but the setting is good, the atmosphere is there, the actors performed well.
Overall, a good take on the whole 'stranded at sea' idea with some twists, and raises awareness of climate change.
No horror here, except maybe for the cruelty of life kind one. No sci-fi either, apart from the dystopian future setting.
Some good takes on the idiology and the state of the world, some drama, but not too much.
Yet what I really didn't like is how there are multiple logical plot holes along the way and the main one is in the movie's core, which really ruins the movie for me. My question is: why the heck 'the thing' exists at all and if it does, why is it so unsecured and unreasonably placed? Makes no sense to me at all.