Spaceman Netflix Movie Review

[@Flypidge]

To me this wad a very deep movie, I actually enjoyed it. Was very slow and sometimes felt small, but...I really felt something with this, very sombre and makes you think of how you use your time with loved ones and peope you care about. The spider was haunting yet comforting. I don't know how I feel about this movies to be honest.

[@DanielDay-dv8uw]

To every normie this was deep jfc. It embraces sombre because it has no other plot to offer albeit in space, there's nothing there....

[@DarraghQuinn-d8o]

Deep my arse. About six feet deep in SHITE maybe.

[@Flypidge]

@@DanielDay-dv8uw I must be a "Normie" then 😅

[@DanielDay-dv8uw]

The way you talk about it is relatable, but that's the only thing gluing this thing together. It wants to pull at people's heart strings so badly, I could have gotten that with x amount of Disney movies from the past. It offers nothing new to me sorry to bash your sentiment. I really wanted to like this

[@Flypidge]

@@DanielDay-dv8uw no I can see where you are coming from completely, maybe its because I watched it during drinking a full bottle of red lol. The parts I thought were deep was the feeling of being isolated and alone, with only your thoughts to keep you company. I liked the alien, I like the thought of a higher intelligence sharing parts of there being and vision of the world and then a human interpreting it, the alien as the interlect and the human has emotions. The alien dieing or the ending being sad isn't why I thought it was deep, I don't think that was a big part of the overall message. To me it was what leads to them answering questions about what's important.... I don't know lol I just liked it, but at the same time do understand where you are coming from.

[@MattyLMurda]

I actually cried when Hannoush died. At the beginning of the movie, you can't possibly think of Hannoush as anything other than terrifying. By the time you feel your connection and liking to Hannoush growing, it's too late. God damn shit got me good 😭

[@Finn_Perkins]

Couldn’t put it better

[@flashtu]

I kind of liked it. It gives you a weird feeling of good sadness.

[@SMacCuUladh]

I thought it was self indigent clap trap, like a student movie.

[@ToastiestWaffle]

@@SMacCuUladhWhat a terrible take

[@SMacCuUladh]

@@ToastiestWaffle not at all, the writing is totally up it's own arse. waste of time. Only over sentimental arrested development types like it. But they like self indulgent clap trap.

[@maplejakee]

Just a thought, I believe the memories were shown through the vision of a spiders eyes. The way they were warped and bent is the way I think they see.

[@ceeaz1633]

Yes sthe spider wants to see his memories through his eyes , but also knows he’s headed to see everything from the beginning to the end before he dies…. Dumb

[@eVill420]

​@@ceeaz1633you really aren't much of a thinker are you

[@Flowerchi222]

He becomes really attached to the spider ironically no longer finding comfort in his loneliness and sense of detachment. He starts to fear losing him which we can relate to how he begins to feel about his wife. The movie has a similar message to ‘everything everywhere all at once’ I also find it interesting that the spider becomes disappointed in him once he finishes his psychoanalysis, saying his interest in him has expired. I really thought it would take a turn from there revealing some sort of ulterior motive within Hanus! They imply a lot about the spiders origin and knowledge base.

[@martve3244]

I can't believe I cried over gigantic alien spider,so worth it!

[@Yoho4867]

Omg I also cried over the spider . Didn't care too much for Adam sandlers romance plots (in any movie) but hanûs 🥺🥺🥺

[@destronia123]

I can't believe how easily manipulated you are by pure schlock. ;)

[@An-Alien-On-Earth]

I cried too 👍

[@martve3244]

@@Yoho4867 yeah i didnt even care bout that part😆

[@aricwilliamsdeveloper]

Wait what... I don't get it

[@skylerbritton83]

Comparing this movie to interstellar or as astra is mute. The fact that his wife is an after thought is the point of the struggle he’s coming to a grip with. The movie its self is what some called boring but really is a slow realization of his feeling while not just shoving them down your throat. I think more movies should follow this blueprint of leading the viewer to the point instead of telling you all the answers because then it is in opposition to how real emotions are felt. Great movie. Rotten tomatoes suck my giant space spider tentacles

[@AustinBurke]

Never seen As Astra Sounds interesting Also kinda weird you want someone to suck on your tentacles. You’re a weird dude lmao

[@aliasfakename2267]

​@@AustinBurke ad astra was powerfully boring and very disappointing, you're not missing much.

[@doritofan1002]

Isn’t the saying “moot”? Not mute? Like a cows opinion.. its moooot

[@AdamIsMyNameO]

I think you mean 'moot'

[@balisong_brad]

Gravity vibes with Sandra

[@ergohash2517]

i absolutely loved the movie. it was exactly what i expected but even better.

[@mihai9965]

Just like Cireşarii but in color.

[@polski1986]

Same... I think it's a great movie with deep meaning

[@ThePolkadotPresser]

Yeah same! Before I watched it I saw the reviews were mixed and I didn’t pay it any mind .. I never thought in my life I would cry at an Adam Sandler movie Uncut Gems came close but his character in that movie wasnt a good person at all… this movie was different..I love all of his work even the goofy stuff but the last few years have truly opened my eyes to how great of an actor he is .. the emotion I felt in the end without spoiling anything for anyone who hasn’t seen it yet just really got me truly was a beautiful film

[@BookMaven9]

This film was beautiful and calming. I felt so comforted and taken care of. Sometimes I just need a reflective film

[@SMacCuUladh]

Sounds like you need a few Valium.

[@Littlethelion]

@@SMacCuUladhWhat a terrible comment. Maybe you were looking for a laugh but too many of us have struggled enough chasing substances for peace. I loved the movie, and for probably the same exact reason.

[@porroco]

What a terrible movie was, dont say it was good, because it wasnt on any moment

[@SMacCuUladh]

@@Littlethelion Grow up ffs.

[@Littlethelion]

This movie has been an interesting turning point in my life. It spoke to me and subsequently researching what everyone else thought of it, I’m now convinced that any medium of art should never be interpreted based on the majority opinion but rather how you yourself felt about the work alone. I don’t mind that so many of you hated it - I personally loved it and think it has it’s place among those who heard the message beyond any of it’s shortcomings.

[@doritofan1002]

I didn’t think it was a bad movie. Weird but not bad, I watched it with a fever and it managed to take my mind off feeling sick so I appreciate it for that. It had a very calm feel to it which I liked

[@dukem.7262]

I also watched it with a fever. it made me sleepy, emotional, and queasy

[@hugo6693]

I know I'm kind of late but I needed to share my thoughts on this: I loved this movie so much. Spaceman is not a movie about action or story, it's a movie about reflection, healing, forgiveness and most of all emotions: Love, loneliness, pain, regret, fear, curiosity and hope. I have never felt so touched and understood by a movie like Spaceman because it deals with so many issues that we struggle with mentally. It teaches us that we may never be satisfied with what we have, that we want to have what is always out of our reach and what can heal us, might be just right in front of us. We just have to recognise it. Spaceman explores what it means to be human. In my opinion it's an 10/10

[@magiccardsandmore7611]

Got to see this in theaters and was not dissapointed. I thought the movie was stunning. And while I agree with you that the story with his wife feels like an afterthought, that almost feels like the point. That’s how he sees her for a majority of the film so why should we see her differently. It’s only at the end we see her more when things change for him.

[@thickbar79]

Magic cards and more says it all. What’s your favorite dragon?

[@suncat5160]

Most of the negative reviews seem to be from people who don't really appear to understand what this film was really about or intending to evoke in the viewer. If you're not someone who's done a whole lot of soul searching/therapy/etc etc then I can understand why someone would find this film to be a let down. But people saying "the spider wasn't creepy enough", or whatever, simply don't get it. I wouldn't necessarily give the film five stars either, but I cant help but feel it's gone over the head of a lot of people.

[@porroco]

What no way this movie was good. It was terrible Movie.

[@donlitt]

@@porrocowhat made this terrible to you?

[@porroco]

@@donlitt what does mean terrible to you?

[@donlitt]

@@porroco I’m asking why did you think it was terrible?

[@porroco]

@@donlitt well it is a bad movie slow boring stupit and wier.

[@Harley717]

It was a beautiful movie. I loved everything about and cant really understand what problem someone would have with it.

[@joaopedroandsan2172]

Close minded, short attention span, suspension of disbelief not being enough....

[@leonardobarone4098]

They deserve "Fast and Furious" 😂

[@bryan-twistgilmore6473]

I’m glad I did not pay attention to reviews. This was one of the best movies I’ve seen in a while I absolutely loved it. My only issue was the landing. I don’t wanna spoil it. But I expected something different seeing how she was pregnant, if you catch my drift…. If they would’ve went that route. This would have been interstellar type epic..

[@YogeshSingh-dw6lx]

skinny human , the film is soothing and calm, hanus was just an imagination and realisation

[@TheMerts14]

Spider is real , book says so

[@udaicraft]

This movie is for mature viewers• Nor for kids. Superb movie

[@AustinBurke]

I hope and pray no one would let their kid watch this 💀

[@nesc8916]

I agree with you 100. This is film was beautiful

[@donlitt]

Not for teens either, this movie was for mature couples and psychologists

[@lennardSLAYER]

Mature? It's a boring love story about two people who don't even seem to like each other very much 😂

[@shadowwalker2145]

Damn didn't thought to see Sandler in a good movie again. I enjoyed this one very much. The spider is really getting you on the edge at first but later it becomes a lot more friendly and I eaven felt sorry for it

[@nmutua11]

ngl I cried towards the end

[@extomvp]

Youre not alone buddy 😭

[@k.k8247]

No same 😭

[@Jordan-ky4nd]

This film was beautiful. I came in to it blind, watching it alone without any expectations of action. This film resonates with some very human and deep feelings regarding existence, isolation, the melting of boundaries between two people and the profound connection one can feel with one self, others, and the universe. The soundtrack is transporting and feels perfect. It channels an atmosphere I felt in.... In The Mood for Love, the play scene of Beau is Afraid, and while I see the connections to Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Interstellar I'd say Spaceman uses the similar themes for a very different effect and story. I see a lot of comments saying the film is boring. In the first half I noticed the film has a very similar tone to what you might feel at an art gallery watching a video or time based artwork which often are overly boring and un-compelling. This film had enough happening to carry interest throughout for me. The Carey Mulligan storyline is not otherworldly or particularly interesting but redeemingly feel necessary to explain Sandler's whole story. Her reactions and choices are believable and relatable. Is there something to read in the unexciting nature of her on-earth story compared to the spectacular story happening beyond up beyond Jupiter? Is our disinterest in her story compared to expanse of space relatable to the protagonists? What does this express about Sandler's character's choices and values by the end of the film? As someone who has survived the long distance phase of a relationship, this film resonates so much. Seeing a few of your reviews lately man, keen to see more!

[@marvelboi3416]

Hey Austin it's kind of funny and cool at the same time to see Channing Tatum's name as one of producer on this film... I don't know why a lot of people can't take Adam Sandler serious in a dramatic role. How they seen his amazing performance in Uncut Gem and Hustle.

[@hopey3541]

Why did I cry for a spider 😭

[@uknownicky357]

when he ate the Nutella and said reminds me of home then died i lost it bruh, like wth , i hate spiders

[@NothingIsWrongToday]

​@@uknownicky357 This! I haven't cried this hard in a while. And for a spider of all things 😢

[@TheMerts14]

Eat shit , I’m a spider . I’m nice

[@MastaHosen]

Because you are a lonely person and crave a good friend like the spider was.

[@Krzyshtoph]

They absolutely go into detail about his dreams, that they were a reaction to the sins of his father, a response to the shame that he carried throughout his life that would become the source of his inability to see anyone other than himself.

[@LHROSS]

This is not Johan Renck’s first feature - His first feature was the Maria Bello Jason Patric thriller with Rufus Sewell titled Downloading Nancy which went to Sundance in 2008 ...I wrote that script- for real.

[@BoneheadPlays]

I really liked this movie and decided to check out the reviews, big mistake, I was kind of floored when I saw all the negativity calling the film boring or some such. I think there are a few reasons why this film threw so many people off: 1. People have come to expect a lot of this genre with movies like interstellar and gravity they expect constant action and mindblowing effects but this is a very different type of movie, more of a slow crawl psychological thriller than a face paced sci-fi action-horror and the fact that it still has some elements from sci-fi horror it throws people off from what the movie is really suppose to be about. 2. Seeing a sentient space spider being surprisingly wholesome and peaceful is just too ridiculous for some viewers even if it is just as realistic as the prior, seeing a giant spider giving Jakub a hug for example, people just see the hilarity and strangeness of it like the term “skinny human” and never stop to think that these interactions would be somewhat realistic if this were to transpire in the real world… somehow but that’s what sci-fi has been doing for a while now, making ridiculous situations seem real and worrying 3. People think the message is too obvious and theres no deep messaging, but i saw it different, as a human when you are confronted with hard truths you don’t immediately gain clarity, sometimes you know what is right but you still deny and deflect, that’s how a lot of bad people are, they know they are bad but don’t change unless forced, and that’s what happens with our Jakub through Hanuš.

[@schoolofalchemy]

Austin, one day when you are much older, when you loved deeply and lost, you will understand. Also for women, it is painful and scary to be pregnant and alone.

[@Williamswartz]

I put this movie on just to watch while eating dinner and I quickly gave up on dinner being my main focus😂😂 thoroughly surprised with how good this movie is and how well adam plays in a serious movie EDIT: also never knew it was possible to have a connection with a space spider

[@thesecondantagoniser4008]

I absolutely adored this film and I think I might be the only one in this comment section that didn't fear Hannoush at first; not even a little bit. Lol maybe its because I'm Australian and we're just used to these critters... not that big of course but they still eat our birds... I also liked really like the term "skinny human" - as if it was a quirk of that species because they didn't know exactly how to communicate with humans (assuming the spider isn't a hallucination).

[@phlora]

I know your comment is over a month ago, but I have finally gotten round to watching the film and reviews. I have to 100% agree with you! Im also Australian. I am the spider person in my house though, so I do deal with them a lot. I was just so curious and intrigued by why this ancient creature just decided to pop by, what it had to share, and what I could learn. No fear. Guess I’m nothing like Jakub. If they ever send an Aussie up there it’s gonna be a piece of piss.

[@chongtosh464]

the sandman becomes the spaceman

[@SullyStreams]

Massive Sandler fan and love whenever he takes a stab at a dramatic role, but this kinda felt like Walmart interstellar and ad astra for me. Loved the spider scenes, but the rest? Great video, AB!

[@AustinBurke]

Yeah wasting Mulligan is a crime!

[@eddiek8179]

Ad Astra is mediocre.

[@albanier8426]

I liked it more than Ad Astra. Still not great tho

[@chuzzbot]

If you are a massive AS fan maybe that's why you don't like good movies.

[@uknownicky357]

can’t believe i cried over a spider bruh 😅😢😭

[@KaleSchlegel]

Yeah the ending was sad

[@porroco]

Yes it was sad, that i just waste my time watching a terrible movie😂

[@nameless3200]

@@porrocoThis either has to be a bot or you’re incredibly desperate for attention because I’ve literally seen you reply to damn near every comment I’ve read.

[@Finn_Perkins]

This is the only film to not only make me cry once, but twice. Haanesh is such a beautiful creature, and allows you to understand the film. Very well made, I didn’t expect a lot as was a random watch. I’m so happy I randomly clicked on this film

[@trevor3575]

You have to have some sort of emotional intelligence/competence to understand this movie. Blows my mind there’s people that regard this movie as “terrible” just sad

[@iSuRRendeReDuK]

Blows my mind that there`s people out there, who critisizse others, for now likeing shite you like.

[@leonardobarone4098]

Yes, you have to be a very sensible person for like and understand it, this movie is not for everybody.

[@MaxTooney]

1) If you've ever experienced something like this, you'll understand this movie. 2) If you haven't had a similar life experience, count yourself lucky. I liked the movie. That being said, it's important to be able to relate to a character -- any character -- with empathy. If one can't relate, then I can understand why someone wouldn't like it.

[@KylandKeller]

I respectfully disagree with your comments....this was the Best movie I have ever seen . Maybe your missing something 😊

[@AustinBurke]

Not missing a thing :)

[@An-Alien-On-Earth]

I agree, it was beautiful

[@gabriel-vi2oh]

I just finished this and I loved it. helped me with what I was thinking about life. The universe is as it is.

[@donlitt]

It sounds like you didn’t like the movie only because of your own expectations.

[@chrisbrowning550]

I felt this movie kept me watching. To see Adam Sandler in this role was new to me and he fitted it well. The idea of a scary spider which would terrify most people turns out to be a caring creature of much power and interests in humans is a new and good idea. To give the script more detail into the mission would add more complexity and maybe make the main story a little lost, so it was nice to keep on track with the main character and his issues.

[@arlaban22]

A great movie exploring the condition of what it is to be human. Our lives are in a 2 dimensions physical and emotional. They coexist something Nietzsche forgot. Well worth the watch. I liked the spider most , what a beautiful soul.❤

[@joshsteele5701]

Half video was fluff

[@egx2236]

Ok ! From an arachnophobic point of view, is it an ok movie to watch or not? I don't need to hear all that verbal nonsense. I just want to know if it's an ok movie to watch or not. Any arachnophobic has seen it yet?? For someone who like horror or science fiction movies (but is afraid of spiders) is it worth watching this over playing Fortnite for a few hours??

[@phlora]

Hiya! I’m just finally getting round to watching this and I’m not sure if this counts but my partner is really afraid of spiders. He has never been diagnosed with anything but we are Australian so they are everywhere. He actually cried at the end of the movie because he felt so much empathy towards the ancient creature. (trying to not to use spoilers lol) I was shocked we even finished the movie in the first place tbh. I think it’s great to keep telling yourself that it is a sci-fi fiction, it’s not obviously a real spider but, they have made the spider itself very realistic. You can see the hair’s on its jaws’s in most shots, so if you’re not into a giant, super detailed, hyper realistic, spider running around on screen then I wouldn’t watch. This creature actually convey’s to our main character pretty much at the start “do not be afraid” and that he will not hurt or consume our main character. Whether you believe this creatures “word” for the rest of the movie or not is up to you! This movie is very deep and if you’ve never experienced anything similar to the topics this movie is going to cover, I’m sorry to say, but you won’t enjoy it or get it and will come away disappointed. Hope that helps!

[@egx2236]

@@phlora thank you for sharing your experience with me. You actually raised my curiosity. I love movies with deep meaning. I will give the movie a try this weekend👍

[@lonetallsassy]

Solaris with a happy ending!

[@destronia123]

I thought Solaris had a happy ending. 😮

[@tpalabra6568]

Intentional or not, the fact Mulligan's storyline isn't COMPLETELY fleshed out adds a lot of free space to fill in the blanks. This allowed me to relate in a deeper level, relating Sandler's character to myself and my own experiences. If everything was completely explained and developped I wouldnt have felt the same because it would've turned into a very specific scenario, no longer making me think about myself, but Sandler and Mulligan as ficticious characters. To myself, a male who let go people they deeply cared about and a father I have a hard time forgiving for past actions, it really made me face my own thoughts in many ways. I dunno about the objective quality of the movie, may be mid idk, but it really resonated with me.

[@bcash1994]

Really love Sandler. I feel like most of the “hate” he gets is from some of his kids movies. He has done so many great films, and I’ll almost always check out anything he is in. He consistently does 1-3 movies every year. He is not only a solid actor, but a stand up father and friend. Over 3 decades in the business he is still humble as ever.

[@NOLAgenX]

I quite enjoyed it. It is good science fiction and has an excellent message. It even made me feel sad for both of them. Adam has proven he can do serious roles.

[@paradisecity0406able]

Guess we can Sandler is *OUT OF THIS WORLD* as an astronaut 🧑‍🚀🚀

[@megastarwarsrocks99]

What?

[@cheftone9789]

What u need more schooling

[@TheSm1thers]

I thought it was pretty good. Sandler had a good performance and the spider was well done. Also I mostly liked how it was written and the themes of exploring your past to understand and right your wrongs.

[@JJWolford]

I don't like Adam Sandler's movies, but this movie was a masterpiece. I quite literally developed temporary second-hand insanity because if this movie.

[@ctsguitar]

Yeah I agree. The more the spider referred to Adam Sandler’s character as ‘skinny human’ the more impersonal it felt!

[@piesho]

7:03 No, it's the lights on your glasses. One of the best movies I've seen in the past two tears.

[@ThePolkadotPresser]

I loved this movie so much .. Sandler killed his role .. the end made me cry and the Soundtrack Score was a beauty!!

[@averyvanderlouw1193]

I watched it last night going in blind after I saw one of the channels I subscribe to called “the tarantula collective” saying it was a great introspective piece. I watched it and I ended up really liking it but sometimes the pacing and story felt a bit like a cluster. The message I took away from it was “space exploration is just humans trying to avoid their problems rather than fixing earth” which I already believed long ago so I felt like the message was kinda preaching to the choir

[@bilhamcobbly2957]

I don’t usually find anything worthwhile on Netflix,That said,I did this time,A great film.a recommendation for anyone.

[@josepha.r5839]

Yeh. Sometimes, once in a while something worthwhile comes through.

[@gothnormie]

“Do you want to kiss me?” “I would”. “Nice!” This movie was so bad

[@suncat5160]

I admit, that scene was lacking. Some bad lines. But I loved the movie.

[@Jake-dx8pt]

Best movie I've seen in a while. Bloody love it. Space exploration turned into mind exploration. Damn

[@gothnormie]

@@Jake-dx8pt please go watch dune part 2 if you think this is one of the best movies you’ve seen in a while..

[@emilik2121]

​@Jake-dx8pt We want to explore the universe but know nothing about our inner world. The spider was his shadow that he had to embrace to gain self awareness.It's a very intelligent movie,not for everyone.

[@gothnormie]

@@emilik2121 I think you’re giving the script way too much credit. The writing was poor

[@csarswatches]

It's like an alternate version of Ad Astra. I really liked it!

[@josepha.r5839]

Interesting comparison!

[@bullshihtology8088]

The most annoying thing for me about this movie is that he met an alien who probably knows a lot of things, ancient knowledge, that could help him when he returns, but he never ask one single thing..

[@mystikmind2005]

The movie was too busy exploring what it means to be human in order to impress all these low budget movie enablers in the comments. I do not even know why they bothered having a spaceship at all..... everything impressive this movie did, could have been done by Conan the Barbarian stuck in a cave.

[@NamelessGamingNG]

Not sure if I should have this or Society of the Snow as my best of the year so far. I really enjoyed this

[@Retronize84]

(SPOILERS) I am not really sure of what the real intention of this movie was. The relation between Jakob and his wife seemed to be a major plot but the execution was really bad. I felt nothing for the both of them, despite quite a lot of flash backs. It felt more like they wanted to show the deterioration of an astronaut's mind (with Hannoush being his imaginary friend) and the loneliness of an astronaut. I also didn't even learn much about Jakob and Hannoush so I couldn't really care much about them (and their shallow relationship) either. For example, why did Jakob become an astronaut? Why did he put it over his wife? Why was it so important to him? Is he trying to find the meaning of life? Like absolutely nothing. You can't really say that is intentional either because the movie is trying SO HARD to give us plot (with his wife, his dad, his childhood) but at the same time give nothing relatable because they go into absolutely no depth on these points. Just a dude in a spaceship confused what he thinks about his wife or why he gave up everything for his missions. For some reason they had a heap of scenes about mechanical issues on the ship that never really went anywhere I think they did quite well with the sadness and loneliness Jakob was feeling but it kind of felt lost with what I mentioned above... I don't know about this book, when it was written but from the movie that I watched, it felt like a story that AI would. It mashed up about 10 space movies with Charlottes Web and produced a big turd. So at the end, when Jakob and Hannoush are there in the purple cloud and Hannoush disappears... I cant' feel anything... If that is intentional, why have such a scene? Why have him get back to the ship to go back to his wife? Yes and the skinny human thing was sooooo old by the end. WOW.

[@AviatorsUnplugged]

44 minutes into the movie and I am done with the torture. Nonsense

[@agentcooper6179]

You should finish it. It’s pretty worthwhile.

[@rks5457]

Yeah it's pretty terrible. The initial melodrama is so freaking boring. Felt like slapping each one of the characters. The spider was cool tho

[@strider9184]

@@agentcooper6179It was shit

[@egcozinon]

....the spider was his "feelings"

[@samuraiforever9995]

To each their own man.

[@josem6929]

I think Lenka did not shine in the begining, because we were seeing evertthing from the spaceman's point of view. It changed when he realised, how he had treated Lenka like an afterthought like you depicted.

[@alefunzouzzle4049]

I wanted more from this movie. It tried to be deep but it was silly and boring. The Martian, Moon, mission to Mars, and Europa Report did this better. The misson could have been completed safely and cheaply by sending a probe. Netflix didn't learn from a long list bad space movies they produce.

[@josepha.r5839]

Great list of alternate movies! Moon and Europa Report are two of my top everything.

[@josepha.r5839]

And, I seriously doubt that NASA/Elon would have sent just one astronaut for the journey. They wouldn't do it for the moon.

[@thewatcher8773]

Tweets are now X-cretions

[@AustinBurke]

Lmao

[@billyfranklin2117]

You’re not emotionally evolved enough to understand the film completely, sorry.

[@dodorichard]

I thought the movie was just fine, I would saying getting Sandler to play the lead made me not be able to take him seriously. But although I saw many other movies in this, the music made the whole thing worth it. Ritcher's music is one my all time play list forever.

[@Keeniax.]

it was a movie of gloom kind of, it had a calm flow the entire time it played, It was really enjoyable, I never thought i would be sad after seing a spider being consumed and reaching demise named after hanus, this movie was one of my favourites this year

[@ZeSgtSchultz]

This movie felt like the writer had just read Project Hail Mary, and then had a few mushroom caps before writing this script. It was somewhat interesting until you realize it's all not real. He's just having a mental breakdown. This movie just really made me want to read Project hail Mary again. The movie is basically a long, drawn out examination of his failed marriage. Nothing at all with space or science or Syfy.

[@atomikmuscle2787]

Spaceman eager to find out about mystery space dust and all he talk and thinking about maintaining relationship while in space??? I was hoping for more detail story on spider and space dust. let's keep the story about deep space mystery, dark matters, and alien life.

[@bryanusrey3119]

I feel like the spider was just in his mind because he was lonely. Then at the end of the movie he was trying to end himself and got saved.

[@chaddydaddyproductions5873]

It was literally crawling under the skin of his head in the beginning hinting it’s all in his mind

[@SwarthyAleDrinker]

Nah, it's just a telepathic interdimensional space spider that snuck into his ship. I mean bluds literally at the end of universe, I wouldn't keep interception from other worldly beings completely off the table

[@PsychedelicSpud]

Once the alien started eating earth food I wouldn’t have cared as much

[@clayshearer5602]

The dream of heroism was describing the purple dust

[@lynnkain]

This is Sandler’s “What Dreams May Come”.

[@MrRoundthetwist]

Adam Sandler all grown up! 😮

[@iara_pimenta]

First of all, don’t compare this movie with interstellar. There is no comparison. Interstellar is a master piece. Anyways, for me, this was supposed to be a great movie, but 2 things really bothered me: first, the use of a spider to be the Hanus character. It breaks the adult theme of loneness and inserts the silliness of the fear of arachnids and insects (it could be worse… a cockroach); second, most mothers, me included, feel just the opposite when pregnant, we feel that we are complete and strong, and don’t need anyone else in the world. The problem starts when we deliver. But here I could be wrong, but It just appeared pushy to me, I couldn’t relate. Besides, no woman that is pregnant would prefer to go to a delivery home instead of being with your mother, my goodness… this was stupid! So, in my opinion, it would be more compelling if she wasn’t pregnant at all. So, at the end, I was disappointed, I really love the idea of this story, but my expectations were much higher. 🤷🏻‍♀️ The music was great, though… Max Richter could make most people sad with the death of a spider. So, the soundtrack saved the movie once again (amazing how some people don’t even recognize the value of music. It is a powerful tool to play with people’s mood).

[@lamppost481]

Thanks for giving a constructive, nonbias review of the movie! Even if you didn't like it yourself you still watched and criticized it fairly! unlike some others it seems...

[@chelsey1087]

This movie made a spider absolutely adorable. And the way the spider eats the Nutella is so cute. The ending was emotional. But the movie wasn’t that great. But Adam Sandler did a good job, he’s good at doing serious roles

[@Kurze0]

Agree 100%, I just didnt care about the Jacob lenka relationship

[@leatherface964]

The movie bored the crap out of me

[@YoungBlaze]

I just wanted to grab some raid Fthat spider

[@JebroUnity]

Best comparison would be to moon imo which is.. better. I liked this but as you said the end was.. yea. Otherwise he worked well his performance was lovely. Thanks for the video!

[@NoblesTx]

If you didn’t like the movie you are probably in a chapter of your life where you can’t relate. If you did enjoy the movie, or if you felt the hurt he felt during the movie then maybe you are in that chapter of life in which this movie touches on. As for me, I felt this movie to my core. You may be so focused on goals or finish lines far in the distance yet the most important things in life might be right in front of you and you can’t even see it. As a skinny human, i approve that message. ❤

[@GanondorfsWife]

A bit boring, and almost fell asleep a few times, but Hanus made it very worth it for me. I already have a soft spot for spiders as it is.

[@WildGamerShiv]

I liked the movie... The whole atmosphere that it creates... With its music and underlying themes ...it was really an experience

[@YoungBlaze]

I was waiting for him to turn into Spider-Man I thought this was the origins movie, Good Lord was I wrong

[@chaddydaddyproductions5873]

I actually thought this was an incredible film and could possibly be film of the year. Although the ending didn’t really give full closer and felt somewhat shallow. I haven’t seen a movie in ages with a good ending. The movies you compared it to I didn’t like as much as this one. The range of Sandlers acting is ridiculous and I had no expectations of enjoying it as much as I did while being able to take away some valuable life lessons in a world filled with distractions! The memory’s were vague but the message was clear.

[@shadowedknight66]

This movie felt very juvenile. His movies have been.....not great lately, and all have storylines that feel as if he wrote and directed them all by himself.

[@suncat5160]

Juvenile is a very odd choice to describe this film. It's about a guy who dies in space alone while realising he's entirely wasted his life. Even if you don't like the film... I don't see how you could find it to be childish.

[@freedomisdead9638]

I love how Sandler who is well known to be Jewish, is in this movie Yakov (Jacob)

[@brandonsheffer1396]

I personally thought it was a great film. Yes, it's slow-paced...Yes, it's obviously not a huge budget film but I thought it was thought provoking. I expect many who aren't thinkers to be bored by this film but I personally really liked the way it navigated the emotions of the human experience from an unusual angle. I also enjoyed the subtle hints and what a possible future world could look like (Corporate influence, political landscape, etc.) I was impressed by it and applaud Sandler for doing another dramatic film.

[@BlackSoul155]

I loved it. I was also really anticipating Spaceman, and this wasn’t exactly what I expected. However, damn near all of it worked for me. Sci-fi is always a draw for me, and I have loved just about every space movie to come out since 2010 (minus Ad Astra). Carey Mulligan was great as always, Dano & Sandler gave good performances too. This might be my #1 film to this point.

[@samanderson4166]

Would have been a better short film imho

[@Alhitch]

Is this movie related to the 2013 movie ENEMY with Jake Gyllenhaal???

[@Barrie96]

I saw an article that said Sandler hated every single minute of filming this. And this made me have a feeling that it might not be good. But I hope the best for Sandler. Most of his recent works were great.

[@BONTO5160]

Adam Sandler 'Hated Every Second' of Filming Spaceman's Zero Gravity Scenes

[@mihai9965]

I felt compeled to hit my forehead with a steel fryinpan after and during the movie.

[@AustinBurke]

Do it

[@t-man2612]

The guy alone in space and meets a giant alien spider that becomes his best friend was taken from Andy Weir's book Hail Mary. This is a dollar store version of that.

[@azaelgarza1871]

The movie is based on spaceman of bohemia which is a book that was released in 2017

[@iliilliliiliilliliiliillil9137]

Hail Mary stole that from Spaceman of Bohemia

[@GabrielMacDougall]

that's an expensive dollar

[@egcozinon]

So basically he committed suicide at the end... because he realized he screwed up his life... 😕🥺😥😥😢and lost his wife...

[@josepha.r5839]

@@rahorinSee. Boy Kim isn't THAT bad!

[@porroco]

I just see fake accounts talking about this movie

[@mickcv4554]

My thoughts exactly. Relationship wasn’t very interesting compared to space spider scenes. If they nailed that this wouldve been fantastic. Still liked it though.

[@katiacomk]

I didn’t expect anything so can’t be disappointed. It made me sleep several times so I recommend it for whoever has trouble sleeping. For a film about connection there wasn’t much love felt, there were a lot of words and images but the emotion was missing throughout.

[@Woohoochan]

I almost scrolled right past this because it had Sandler on the cover, I gave it a shot and I really enjoyed it

[@iv4nYap]

Deep, calming, touches your inner self, truely meditation like with those background music. I feel satisfied watching it If u r not into such thing n madmax rocks, this is not for you

[@samuelmaldonado4266]

So these glasses you have been wearing… Prescriptions? Blue light protection? Style? Haha just poking fun! Keep up the good work man!

[@AustinBurke]

Prescription and blue light! Lol Been very helpful for chronic migraines. I mostly get them from editing all day haha

[@curto201]

bro go catch some rays fr lol

[@TomJones-wi4nh]

@@AustinBurkeTeach your kid how to use Final Cut Pro. Problem solved!

[@robrockstv781]

just watched this and i enjoyed it