Horrible as science fiction and pathetic as a love story

Rating: 1/10 (6 February 2017)

This is what I call a lazy script from a weak screenwriter to an interesting idea. Every good science fiction movie has to have the scientific side with a minimum of consistency. Relevant explanations, which are the premises for buying the plot, are played in some dialogues quickly and unconvincingly. In fact, it is never explained why the whole crew sleeps and they do not take turns to control the progress of the trip, and why if everyone sleeps, there is no protocol to wake up some crew members in case of emergency. Why someone who wakes up cannot hibernate again if this is the basis of the trip? Why the crewman who woke up, seeing the eminence of the ship's destruction, did not wake up any more crewmen instead of leaving all the safety of the ship in the hands of two inexperienced passengers? Why make a ship so spacious and luxurious for passengers who spend 99.9% of the trip sleeping? The more mass, the more energy and the greater the cost of travel to a company that aims for profit. If the company owned the ship was for profit, they did not think that a ship traveling at 50% of the speed of light would travel thousands of years to the future (Basic Relativity Law). The problem that caused the crash in the ship is the most basic of a stellar trip and yet it was not thought of? Otherwise, they are important premises for the plot that are simply pushed aside. All could have been properly answered and integrated into the plot by a good screenwriter. Or they should be changed. In fact the film is horrible as science fiction and pathetic as a love story.