Great Sensations

Rating: 8/10 (16 October 2013)

The great success of the film are the sensations. Feeling of solitude, contemplation, fear, despair, relief, anxiety, dizziness, lack of oxygen, lack of sound in space, even the feeling of weightlessness you can feel. The Director inserts the viewer inside the helmet of astronauts. And it really was fantastic. It's the kind of film that is well worth it to see the film by sensations. The story is nice and could be true, although I find it difficult that outcome happen. The film deserves the note that gets on IMDb, but I hoped for a different outcome, more unpredictable. Anyway, it does not take away the brightness and focus of the Director, which was precisely the feelings of people in that situation. Everything was very well explored. I liked George Clooney as the talkative astronaut than the Sandra as protagonist. I do not think she did an interpretation worthy of Oscar. Already Clooney was excellent as supporting actor.