Good movie, Nicely creepy. I'm a big fan of these audiovisual distortion effects. A much better space movie than Gravity IMHO. Even Sandy B couldn't save that one.

Loved the atmosphere, the acting, and the believable story. I really enjoyed the fact that there are almost no special fx, which gives a refreshing bare style, working in the mind rather than the eye.

All in all a very good sf movie for those who like that genre.

The story isn't that bad, but I have to admit that there are some boring scenes in it. Some of the stuff rly should have been cut out, and it is a matter of taste if you like that the whole movie is set up as an "documentary"... Internal Ship cameras documenting everything, and all the time of the whole movie is that mission logo .........

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The problem is, that the mid and the ending of this movie is very predictable.

No way that it es a "Masterpiece" in Science Fiction.
It is no real Science Fiction... at least to me.

I found the non-linear story-telling to hurt this footage based sci-fi movie. The suspense stretches over the entire movie because you wonder if cliches like EVA accidents or communications failure are going to be different this time. It is not a bad movie if you like the genre but i find the very similar movie Sunshine to do everything a bit better.

It was good but not great. I think I'm burned out on the found footage format. There were times I wished this was in traditional format. While the multiple camera angle format was interesting in some shots, the overall format was, well, annoying.

Very enjoyable, frighteningly believable sci-fi.

Documentary style sci-fi. Loved it, definitely underrated.

i can understand why this is called a sci-fi masterpiece, but it just didn't do anything to me...

A fascinating science-fiction thriller, Europa Report is a well-crafted found footage film. The plot follows a lost manned mission that was sent to explore an ice field on Jupiter’s fourth largest moon. The story is full of mystery and intrigue, as it starts with the mission being lost and slowly reveals what happened. And, the cast is quite strong; as they give their characters considerable amounts of personality and depth. Europa Report is an entertaining and compelling adventure that does an excellent job at using the found footage genre.

It's an entertaining movie. I really liked it EXCEPT for the narration by Embeth Davidtz (Dr. Samantha, A.K.A. Matilda's teacher) and Rosa. It was completely unnecessary and broke the tension a lot of times. I feel like they added that narration with the intention of giving the movie some philosophical feel, but it didn't work: it actually dumbed down the story. I would've given it an eight if it wasn't for that. Now, as of the rest, I found it exciting, as most space exploration movies, and scary. They were subtle and handled the tension very well. The effects were amazing and the acting was believable.

"Europa Report" is a higher concept Science Fiction film more interested in the wonder of space exploration than exploitation. There's no apocalypse or alien invasions to thwart, no mysterious space virus that turns astronauts into zombies. This is simply about astronauts exploring a planet, make that a moon of Jupiter, in a search for a life form.

The crew itself aren't the most interesting bunch, but they are noble and brave as they sacrifice everything for discovery. There are some tense moments and the ending is very cool, a real exclamation point on the journey, especially if you like your Sci-Fi a little more like "Moon", Kubrick's "2001" or even Hyams's "2010".

The space travel special effects are good enough as they satisfactorily present the sense of wonder so necessary to make the astronauts mission seem massive.

It is a good movie, and seems very realistic with a balanced amount of action, horror, and science without much fiction.