Voyagers 2021
IMDb Ratings: 5.4/10
Genres: Adventure, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Language: English
Release Year: 2021
Director: Neil Burger
Stars Cast: Colin Farrell, Tye Sheridan, Lily-Rose Depp
Director: Neil Burger
Stars Cast: Colin Farrell, Tye Sheridan, Lily-Rose Depp
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Voyagers Movie Review
I wasn’t sure what to expect from author and director Neil Burger about this exciting 2021 sci-fi game, but I have to admit that the film’s soundtracks sounded interesting. So without seeing the trailer or even hearing about the film before watching it, I sat down and watched the "Voyagers".
And while the "Voyagers" at first became very interesting, and made me happy, the film just fell to pieces with the act in which the character Richard died. After that, the film just became a funny and annoying thing to watch.
After Richard's death, the film became a useless theater for fighting, quarreling, deception, and immorality, and it threw many thoughtless actors into it all the time. The movie actually came down from the thrilling and thrilling sci-fi space of the universe into the mindless film “Lord of the Flies”, but it was put into space.
What impressed me most here was the ignorance and behavior of the young actors in the film. Deeply, they are stuck in a space shuttle with nowhere to go, and they are overwhelmed by such behavior. No, it just seemed like a strange and humorous way.
In appearance at the time the "Voyagers" were very good, and there was a good feeling of claustrophobia and congestion in space space. It's a shame that the story line was so drastic.
Watch the movie until Richard dies, and close the movie. At least that way you will go and feel the whole movie and have good memories of the story. Don't worry about the second part of the film, because it was just a bunch of ... Well, you know what I mean.
"Voyagers" had the potential to be a very good and entertaining film. But the gruesome script writing turned the experience into a joke.
I estimate "Voyagers" three stars out of ten, and that is largely based on the role of Colin Farrell, the atmosphere of the first part of the movie and visuals.
And while the "Voyagers" at first became very interesting, and made me happy, the film just fell to pieces with the act in which the character Richard died. After that, the film just became a funny and annoying thing to watch.
After Richard's death, the film became a useless theater for fighting, quarreling, deception, and immorality, and it threw many thoughtless actors into it all the time. The movie actually came down from the thrilling and thrilling sci-fi space of the universe into the mindless film “Lord of the Flies”, but it was put into space.
What impressed me most here was the ignorance and behavior of the young actors in the film. Deeply, they are stuck in a space shuttle with nowhere to go, and they are overwhelmed by such behavior. No, it just seemed like a strange and humorous way.
In appearance at the time the "Voyagers" were very good, and there was a good feeling of claustrophobia and congestion in space space. It's a shame that the story line was so drastic.
Watch the movie until Richard dies, and close the movie. At least that way you will go and feel the whole movie and have good memories of the story. Don't worry about the second part of the film, because it was just a bunch of ... Well, you know what I mean.
"Voyagers" had the potential to be a very good and entertaining film. But the gruesome script writing turned the experience into a joke.
I estimate "Voyagers" three stars out of ten, and that is largely based on the role of Colin Farrell, the atmosphere of the first part of the movie and visuals.
