metaphysical culmination of philosophical drama and implausible plot

Rating: 5/10 (10 November 2016)

The film is definitely inspired by Christopher Nolan's film Interstellar and had a lot of potential with an interesting perspective. The visual side is certainly good. Unfortunately, there are more plot holes and several omissions. No explanation is given about the coming of the ETs and their 'innocent' goals (to share knowledge). In essence, this is too much a philosophical drama surrounding the protagonist (Dr. Louise Banks) and less insight into the ETs. Unfortunately implausible plots in such a situation. Same parallel with 'Interstellar' for some unknown reason, ET's decided to aid mankind, who is being put as the center of attention in this solar system. It is unknown why the ET's put up with all the human nonsense. Certainly the movie is not thought out well enough to this point. If we view the movie as a science-fiction flick it fails, but as a philosophical drama, it has some potential if you ignore the unexplained paradox that occurs with the metaphysical.