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A review by John Chard

9.0
Written by John Chard on May 30, 2019

Are you an angel? Has the time come? I've been waiting so long.

We are in the not too distant future and the Sun is fading out. After a first mission to reignite it with a nuclear bomb fails, with the ship apparently lost in space, a new team are sent to try again. But it really isn't as simple as that...

Director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland team up once again for this sci-fi adventure thriller. For as long as I can personally remember, outer space and the planets that dwell within it, have always served us well for cinematic treats. Fears of the unknown and worries over the des... read the rest.

A review by CinemaSerf

Written by CinemaSerf on March 26, 2022

Danny Boyle has assembled a stellar (had to be said) cast for this rather far-fetched story. The crew of the "Icarus II" are charged with dragging a massive nuclear bomb towards the sun with a view to giving it a bit of a pick-me-up. It's dying, you see. Needless to say their journey is fraught with danger, made worse when they discover the wreckage of a previous ship sent on a similar mission many years earlier. When they board it, though, all is not as it seems and danger lurks! Alex Garland knows how to write a good story and Cillian Murphy, Rose Byrne and Chris Evans work quite well togethe... read the rest.

A review by whitsbrain

6.0
Written by whitsbrain on January 30, 2024

This sci-fi thriller started so strong. It began as a hard science fiction film with a spaceship basically pushing a nuclear bomb the size of Manhattan towards the Sun. The ship and crew's task is to reignite the dying Sun. The look and feel of the first half of the movie are wonderful. One of the best parts occurs early as the crew gets to witness the tiny planet Mercury passing between them and the Sun. The science of the movie; the 2001-"feel" of it, the repair of the ship and the golden space suits are really excellent.

Unfortunately, in its last 30 minutes, Sunshine confuses, becomi... read the rest.

A review by Rolpbert

8.0
Written by Rolpbert on February 22, 2024

In this movie, madness jeopardizes a mission essential to humanity's survival. It shows how faulty logic hardwired into our brains can make our lives less effective and meaningful.

The movie gets a bit messy at the end and does a bit of cinematic mysticism which does not fit together with the rational message of the movie.

Overall, this is one of my favorite movies because not a lot of movies try to send this particular message.

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