Not really that bad

Rating: 8/10 (29 August 2014)

I didn't get a chance to see it in the theater which I'm still kicking myself over because in 3D, the movie had to be visually stunning. The film was made specifically to be seen in large format theaters with IMAX and 3D capabilities. Plot and dialogue wise, it's no "Citizen Kane" but the sheer scale of the visuals on the big screen is what won people over. It took what was probably the best part of "Avatar" (the technical work like graphics and CGI) and threw it up on the big screen in an epic way. This isn't a movie you see for the dialogue, it's all about the visual. If you don't own a 3D TV, find a friend who does and check it out. For some people, not all, it may change their minds on how they view the film. Even the director said that unless you see in on the big screen in 3D, you miss about 80% of the filmmakers vision. Not to mention that almost everything except the actors faces during the space walk were CGI. That is some impressive work.