Kinda slow, with no real "edge of your seat" moments, more "Oh no ! ... Anyway".

So for a 2h movie it just kinda trudges along. Many, way, way better movies out there with the exact same premise.

I honestly wouldn't waste your time on this one, has absolutely nothing that makes it stand out in any way. Actors are good, sets are well designed, it's just a bit of a flat script. Should absolutely have been 30+ minutes shorter.

Also, there's no real "conclusion" to the movie, it just ends predictably ... and that's that.

It all started somehow OK but after a time it evolved to an ordinary space movie shot in a room with long talks. No excitement at all. It does not worth to watch. [spoiler] And how the hell did that guy end up screwed to that small CO2 recovery unit? There is no specific answer to that in whole movie. [/spoiler]
3/10

A waste of 2 hours. Couldn't care less about the characters. Just wanted them all to die so it would be over.

Forget some of the negative reviews on this page. Its actually pretty good, being less about sci fi thrills and more about interstellar dilemmas. A slow film doesn’t have to be a bad film, so be patient and enjoy the drama.

Stowaway begins with a loud bang and an interesting premise, only to slowly pull away and reveal its true intention: a scathing look at the future of privatised space travel a lá SpaceX & Co. There are other human stories explored here such as the search for purpose and purpose finding us when we least expect it, as well as the sacrifice of living for the sake of our work, but neither feel fleshed out enough to leave a lasting impression. While not terrible, Stowaway does little to really set itself apart from tentpole space movies that came before it. Its angle is unique but it's message is lacking, leading to a pretty meandering movie with little direction and not much to say outside of its initial statement. Ultimately a dud, which is a shame considering the talent on hand here.

_SPOILER ALERT_
i still wanna know how he got in there, like literally, how the f did he ended up trapped in there and who the f closed that pannel, and how in the flyiiiing f nobody cared to know
i mean wtf

Netflix choosing the right time to make a movie about a bunch of white people trying to save a black man from himself.

It was a really good movie, I don't get why many think it's a bad one.
If the ending is not what you want,it doesn't mean it's a bad one.

problem =
small cast in a claustrophobic snooze-fest
this ain't no "Ad Astra", "Gravity" or "Apollo 13"

go into this expecting a thriller, you'll probably be bored. it's a drama, and it's poignant and intense. definitely not a thriller though.

The main problem with this movie is that it just feels really dull. There is one character in the movie that gets some form of characterisation and actually allows for you to care for them, however, the other 3 have almost no characterisation making it practically impossible to care for them as much as the movie makes you want to. The cinematography and acting is fine, but nothing great, however the direction feels a bit bland. You never really get any sense of tension or stakes and this is worsened by the dull characters. There are several moments I thought the movie could do something unique or clever, but instead it just went along with a plain, almost predictable plot. You can't say you've never seen a movie like this, with several others doing much better. I can't say I hated the movie but it just wasn't anything special.

Snooze fest... nothing new here at all. Save yourself 2 hours.

Ummm.. Typical netflix flammel with a silly endig. Based on the trailer i was expected more. :face_with_raised_eyebrow:

What a waste of talent, I've never wanted a character to go psycho and murder the rest of the crew so much in my life.

Interesting idea, but the movie just fizzles out and left me saying: "Was that it?"

Sad haunting ending. I enjoyed seeing Anna Kendrick in a non-comedic role.

The description alone gave me cancer.

Great ship desing to create artificial gravity.

A slow-burning psychological thriller that's a bit unrealistic but not that bad. 6.5/10
[spoiler] Them going outside the spaceship and the spinning made me nauseated and uncomfortable tho! :sweat_smile: [/spoiler]