Haven't been this disappointed by a film for quite some time.

Rating: 3/10 (29 March 2014)

It's hard if not impossible to see how this movie got such good reviews. As I write this it still has a 8.1 score.
My girl and I had high expectations, however within half an hour we were both convinced that this was a watch once movie.
The characters lack backstory which meant that they felt more like extra's (red shirts) then like main characters that you were rooting for to survive. I found myself unable to care about whether or not any of them would survive/return.
What's up with Kowalsky playing with his archaic (MMU's haven't been used for 30 years) space jetpack. No respectable astronaut would behave that irresponsibly with limited resources.
Parts of the movie were so scientifically inaccurate that they were almost laughable. One of them being the orbit of the hubble telescoop, which, in real life, is 255Km or 158.4 miles higher then the ISS, yet in the movie then seem to have the same orbit. These and others are well documented on other sites so I won't go into that any further.
I love 3D but it didn't add much to this film and could have easily been watched without it. On the positive side the CGI was good.
In the end we were left with that familiar feeling, that this is time of our lives that we will never get back