Yes yes, it's Interstellar but from Netflix... But honestly I kinda liked it? A retro-futuristic Czech spaceflight with Adam Sandler delivering a decent acting job that got me more intersted in the book it's based on - which apparently has a very different ending too? That might be worth a shot! Hanuš is wonderful tho!

Oh man, this messed me up on another level. Such a beautiful comfort movie. Everything about this is comfortable, even the scary things. So creepy yet so cute, so strange yet so wise. The writing was so well done as was the execution. Every time I thought 'it's falling flat', I was proved wrong. It made it more cosy in a way. That as well as the score, all the sounds, all the acting, all the animations and cgis, all the everything. Ugh, I can't get over the wisdom and mystery behind this. Netflix has more misses than hits, but the hits really do hit. It's like an original copy of Interstellar. Life and mind altering type movie. Best Netflix movie of the year.

So, it was basically Eternal Sunshine of the "Pink-Spotted" Mind. Not bad, but definitely not really worth the watch.

If you're looking for a trashy American happy ending, don't bother. If you're 20 and have no idea how life feels, don't bother. If you've lived a life and want to feel a feeling and ponder why it's so hard, this nails it.

Since when do they allow pathetic depressed morons into space? The dude encounters a bonafide alien that he can communicate with and he does not even ask it a single question? What kind of a retard astronaut is he?!?! I was praying a Klingon would show up and gut the doofus. Not sure why the alien kept calling him skinny human… he’s fat turd. Despite all my negativity the movie was touching and did have some charm and I was entertained enough not to turn it off. Dang he is dumb till the end and the end sucks. Worst astronaut of all time.