Costumes Create the Character

Rating: 3/10 (21 December 2016)

The idea of the movie is that the characters are in the future: -spaceships -advanced tech -a valet which is not human (a robot) -flying in space (close to the sun) The costumes did not say that they are in the future, and that is what creates the character, the actor "wore" that "shiny" or "difficult" to understand costume. And this mistake is made by thousands of movies since 2010 about "FUTURE" or "SPACE Traveling" that could make you want to be that character. Costume design, costume creators and so on, don't exist anymore and make the simple consumer to not identify with the character.
You go to cinema and dream about traveling in space, close to the sun (as the trailer suggests), but you only find advanced tech that eliminates the individual, the human being of still existing in this movie.
I don't know how good is Chris Pratt as an actor, but as a simple consumer (and long observer of these small details in any movies) I don't want to dream about being all bulky in space but something thats not me I want.