A dramatic masterpiece, one of the greatest science fiction films of all time.

Rating: 9/10 (5 May 2015)

Well, after my third viewing of this film, I think I've finally taken in enough from this film to do a spoiler-free review of it.
This review could be a lot longer if my reviews included spoilers.
Moon is a fascinating film. It's one of those special science fiction films that does a lot more than "Hey! Look at all this technology we're using that doesn't exist! IN THREE HOURS!" Moon is a poignant and moving story about an astronaut on the end of a three-year stretch alone on the moon, with only an AI by the name of GERTY with him. The film is led by two fantastic performances, one being Sam Rockwell as Sam Bell, the lonely astronaut awaiting the end of his three years on the moon, and Kevin Spacey, who gives a haunting yet mechanical voice acting performance as the artificial intelligence "GERTY".
The cinematography, CGI, set design and score come together to bring a indescribable feeling of isolation and dread.
I would talk about what I loved about the plot and different genres put into the film, but I'm not going to spoil anything, because the "spoilers" start coming early in it.
As for flaws, the only thing I can think of is maybe the plot rushes itself, similar to "Drive", which could have been avoided with a longer run-time. Anything else I had a problem with is so minor, it's not worth noting.