What a messy script, a sarcastic review.

Rating: 5/10 (10 May 2017)

What a messy script, a sarcastic review.
In an unclear, but near future, earth "was attacked", due to a "put out of the moon function". Spare me the scientific questionability ... By some evil darth-vada-alike "aliens", known as "da lootha gang", however with an also unclear loot focus. Stones? Water? The last human front on earth, a 2-man, pardonnez moi, 1man+1woman command obviously, in cleanest tidiness out of the lab, is here to conclude some earthy business before the big departure to Saturn's Titan. Isn't that an original plot premise? Oh, and that dream team underwent a memory clean "5 years ago", to honor that I guess also the script writers had the same procedure, judging the vast unexplained field of this movie.
But suddenly, another mysterious ship falls out of the sky, no further detail beside "NASA" mentioned, so at least we have 3 protagonists on the screen now. At 46mins of 124. Now we have the pleasant turn, that the aliens turn out to be humans, and out of the nothing, ups, out of the amnesia, a true love story is also established at once. But this brings no comfort, we just find out that our hero of the story is the victim of a giant -still obscure- set up in a kind of world with countless of his own clones, but having the immense consolation he being the original among the clones. But I'm not sure if I got that one right. In the final climax, we can even witness a resurrection.
Visuals are quite good, but the story is somehow obscure, or shall I say, inconclusive? To remain unconvinced by this movie, you even don't have to dislike T. Cruise. Pathetically put into scene, the movie IMO is not able to create any mystic sci-fi poesy.