Claustrophobic, panic-inducing movie

Rating: 1/10 (17 October 2018)

Thanks to the 'brilliance' of the camerawork, I have just discovered that I am prone to claustrophobic attack even in a cinema hall, something that has never happened to me before. This was the first time I had to walk out from the theatre hall due to a shortness of breath induced by the claustrophobic camerawork (darkness, closeups, fuzziness) combined with extreme, unbearable sounds.
If the idea was to simulate an astronaut's experience and make the viewer physically and emotionally uncomfortable for the entire duration of the movie, then perhaps there should be some soft of a disclaimer that helps people decide whether or not they want to expose themselves to this kind of experience. The most annoying thing is that this is the style of the entire movie, not just of the few scenes in the outer space. So you cannot just wait for the claustrophobic scene to be over - even the scenes that are supposed to be normal are done in the same ridiculous manner.