Personal Favorite movie! Wonderfully done, and very deep!

Rating: 10/10 (30 January 2015)

I only discovered this movie last year while searching for Sam Neil. However once I began watching it I was hooked. It starts off with catching you up to when the ship disappeared, which draws you in. And then mentions the reappearance, which captures you attention. I am fans of both Laurence Fishburne and Sam Neil when the movie began but you can bet after watching it I searched out more of their work. And it was the first time I had seen Joely Richardson but I was certainly impressed. The rest of the cast supported them all very well. I certainly believe that this movie was sorely under appreciated. The discovery of the recording, the flight log, and the first frozen body were all big moments I couldn't look away from. Laurence's character Captain Miller was brilliantly portrayed as strong and loyal, more so now after what had happened prior to the movie. Yet perhaps the best performance in my opinion was Neil's Dr. Weir's slow decent into madness. This movie was unnerving chilling and scary, but not in the usual horror movie way. So I leave you with the best quote of the movie (in my opinion) "Where we're going, we won't need eyes to see."