I feel like I don't want to be too harsh on this film but I have to be sadly....
Boring. Slow. Uninvested. Unoriginal.

A very slow and predictable plot. Uninspiring turn from Tommy Lee Jones, who phones in his performance with all the class of a 1980s Motorola cell phone! I couldn't have cared less about whether this father/son relationship had any development. Why? Because Brad Pitt's character is also boring. He's a machine - we get that spelled out to us several times.

Now... Brad Pitt acts well. The visuals are good - but in a world of Interstellar and Gravity, they're underwhelming.

I liked the view of Moon travel. That's the only positive.

For a 2 hour film though, it felt like 3. That's a bad sign for any film. I'll be avoiding this one when I see it advertised on TV.

I'm settling on 5/10 because of Brad Pitt's performance and some of the visuals (particularly the Moon). But I could have gone as low as 3/10 or 4/10 based on my mood leaving the cinema!

I like most space movies and this one is no different. It is shot incredible well with some fantastic shots in space. The score and sound editing were great. Brad Pitt gives a terrific quiet performance. I can see why some would think this would be slow and boring but this held my attention the whole way and I wanted more.

Fantastic movie, in all sense sof the word. A contemplative space drama about a father and son of few words, and the metaphorical and physical distance between them. Great space action and a resonant message. One of the best movies of the year in my opinion.

Criminally underrated.

In the age of Transformers-, Pacific Rim-, Godzilla- and Marvel-movies that is churned out every other month this is a great alternative Sci-Fi film. I loved the pacing and tone, but I understand that a lot of people that are used to the same formula and action every 30 seconds - it could be viewed as boring. It isn't. Brad Pitts performance is perfect and the driving force of this space adventure.

Visually stunning and with beautiful music, this hits almost every note with perfect pitch. A must-see for Sci-Fi fans and a must-buy for me when it's time for a blu-ray release.

A slow and painful movie that starts off impressive, but the novelty soon wears off. The cast is good and the special effects are very immersive, however the whole movie is just a series of random scenes with a very loose connection. With Interstellar we got an epic space adventure, the martian gave us a bit of humour and hope for survival. I honestly don't even know what the subtext for this story is about. What I can tell you is this: Brad Pitt is an astronaut. He goes to space to discover something [spoiler]ridiculously obvious[/spoiler]. Some bad things happen for absolutely no reason with no explanation and no follow up. The film ends. Wouldn't recommend even if it lands on a streaming site.

The storyline wasn't that good, it was too long. The movie is just a handsome guy with amazing visual effects (CGI). Don't compare it to The Martian and Interstellar.

I don't get the low rates on this movie. If you want a spacial bang bang go watch Star Wars, and leave theses kinds of movies to more mature audiences

Can’t believe I spent 2hrs watching this. I kept waiting for something exciting to happen, I believed it was building up to something.

I lied, I didn’t spend 2hrs watching it, as I kept falling asleep through it, that’s how bad it was. Stayed awake especially for the last hour, forced myself for nothing.

My son went to the cinema to watch this and he did warn me. But, I saw the line up of cast and and thought it couldn’t really be that bad.

I can see the flip side too, well done production wise, a tale of father and son and commitment to his profession. Beautiful views of space, realism of who lonely it would be and many other things. But, unfortunately non of those positives made it enjoyable enough for me. I was simply bored and it had a huge anticlimax.

I was expecting something that may outshine Interstellar, but....no, there was nothing remotely to even put them in a similar category.

Hey, at least I got a little extra sleep, so it wasn’t a total loss lol.

Watch Brad Pitt for two hours while he travels through the solar system to teach us we should not work too much while Liv Tyler is alone at home in your bed.