Deceiving, cliché, and then predictable and a waste of time

Rating: 1/10 (26 November 2017)

The producers did an excellent job of completely deceiving the audience with the previews for this movie. Depicting this as a film where two people are victims of something mysteriously gone wrong aboard a spaceship, with an insinuation that something nefarious is also afoot could not be farther from the actual plot of this movie. The bottom line for spending two hours watching this movie is that the Oscars needs to add an award category for biggest selfish jerk character in a movie for Jim and an anti-climactic, non- mysterious, non-nefarious, and predictable "I can't live without you" ending.
Jim, an actual victim of something gone wrong on a spaceship (the cliché meteor shower), spends a year alone living it up until he gets bored and then struggles to but finally decides the right thing to do is to make someone else (Aurora) suffer so he doesn't have to be the only person on the ship who is screwed. Of course after Aurora learns this she is angry but then, predictably, works with and later decides to forego her only opportunity to save herself to grow old and die with Jim. The premise is cliché and redundant, the acting is typical because of this, and with the exception of the really cool ship the movie is a waste of time.