Loved it. Hard science fiction, slow pace at the beginning lets you connect to the characters

Rating: 8/10 (31 March 2017)

The movie shows two passengers dealing with their situation of waking up too early from hibernation on a 120-year flight.
As other reviewers said, it's not a Star Trek style roller coaster with tons of special effects, dozens of forgettable characters and absurd antagonists. It's a mix of a love story between two unfortunate passengers of a malfunctioning ship, and a realistic and plausible science fiction action in the second part, maybe a little too fast paced.
Acting: it's good, which is emphasized by lack of other characters - there are basically just 2 characters that fill this movie with life. I guess there could be better picks for both actors but they did good.
Visual: I loved the design of the ship and the 3D effects. In the 2nd part there's plenty of action scenes. It's a big budget blockbuster without the shaky camera and absurd monsters - what more could you want?
Story: The first part shows human coping with a difficult situation. Second part provides an explanation to the malfunctions of the ship, some action scenes and a closure. This part is a bit rushed and over the top, so you lose some of the sense of realism you got in the first part.
Overall 8/10