Unbelievable shallow story and play, with nice pictures

Rating: 2/10 (11 October 2013)

This movie has been rated 8.7 here on IMDb for a completely unknown reason. The movie is nice, 3D, stunning visuals; yes, you see George Clooney, solid as usual; and you also see Sandra Bullock, in bathing suite. The latter seems to be the only main attraction of the movie as far as Bullock is concerned. The characters are completely flat, a half hearted attempt is made to give Bullock's character some background (drama with a lost daughter), however it doesn't make you feel for her character. The scenario is as shamelessly predictable, even for this kind of movie. Hopping from station to station to reach earth, that's the story. Basically only an excuse to showoff the nice 3D pictures, however a demo, documentary would have sufficed for that, no need to call it a movie. Also, the little parts where something happens is really completely shaded from any luster by clichés, cliché camera standpoints, cliché music building up that completely predict what is happening.
So, nice for the 3D, but that trick is shown after 10 minutes. And yes, you see a nice milf in bathing suite, if that is the attraction you are looking for. Further, you got 10 minutes of screen time with Clooney. However, that completely sums up any value or interest that this "movie" might have.
Don't go, watch a video free from NASA, watch Speed or The Net with a more younger and sexy Bullock, and see something else with Clooney; but don't waste your money and time on this piece of celluloid that is supposed to be a movie.