Good film, nearly great...worth a look

Rating: 7/10 (31 December 2016)

Spoilers, be forewarned.
I found that the film had a great premise, it was well acted and excellently filmed.
The basic story line being 5,000 passengers and crew are in a suspended hibernation on a 120 year voyage to a new planet. After a collision with an asteroid causes Chris Pratt's(Jim Preston) hibernation pod to malfunction and awaken him after only 30 years, the story really beings.
Pratt's only 'person' to speak with is an android bartender, excellently played by Michael Sheen. Although that premise borrowed more than a bit from 'The Shining' bartender, it worked, there have been far worse movie sins committed in other films.
Pratt, desperate for companionship awakens Jennifer Lawrence(Aurora Lane), A writer looking for the ultimate subject to write about.
At this point to story loses creativity,originality and falls into a cliché. The budding romance, fight, hatred, breakup, getting back together as the extreme danger to the ship forces them to work together. Pratt's 'Death' and miraculous revival to life.
Here, I believe we are set up of a squeal as it fast forwards through the next 88 years to show the ship arriving at it's destination and the awakened crew discovering that someone has built a 'home' in the middle of their ship. Did our two stars have a family along the way?(there was what seemed to be a foreshadowing mention of a midwife in a hibernation pod) We do not hear from the crew at all, only see their astonishment at the discovery, and the film concludes right there.
All in all, not a classic film, but not terrible either. I gave it a solid 7 out of 10 with a recommendation to see it no matter it's flaws.