Watch it in 4K to appreciate it

Rating: 7/10 (14 May 2020)

Just watched it in 4K and I have to say my impression of the film now is a lot better than the first time I watched it in 1080p. The scene and setup is just stunning, every angle you discover something new with details and that makes their love story more believable if they're to stuck on that ship for so long, you feel what they feel through the details of the scenes, very good job here.
During the ending part of the movie where she was trying to resuscitate him was one of the best acting by Lawrence I've seen, and it couldn't have done it without good editing, really felt the suspense.
What I didn't like about the film the first time I saw it was there seems to be too much focus/attention built towards selling the two main actors. The movie poster says it a lot, what would people think if you put two of the hottest most popular actors of the era together and lock them in a confined space, what would happen. The problem is if viewers don't like these 2 then they have no urge to watch the movie, and it's a loss because the movie isn't really about them.
Now to the stuff I think it's ridiculous:
1. Hibernation for 120yrs without stops in between, at least design a protocol to check on everybody every 10-20yrs, as in wake up, make sure everybody is okay, then go back to hibernation. The passengers don't need to wake up, but the crew does. And they should have a pod to do the hibernation, consider they have spare parts for everything on the ship but they don't have the one most important thing.
2. Civilians can't know how to fix the damn ship.
3. What a coincidence that the only crew member who's useful to fix the ship dies. His whole purpose I guess is to give Jim his wristband.
4. To leave earth and abandon all your families friends behind you'd be pronounced DEAD. Why not just clone some people and send them over on the long journey, awfully expensive too.
5. Last, the whole point of migration is because Earth is too crowded, but it's not explained what would happen once they have established the new colony with just 5000 people, does it mean they plan to ship more and more volunteers to the new planet so Earth can somehow resolve the population crisis? Wouldn't that take a million years? By that time I think mars would already be inhabitable, why travel so far.
Overall entertaining movie, do not take it seriously.