Suspend disbelief and it's pretty good

Rating: 8/10 (24 March 2016)

If you expect perfect science in your SF, you will be disappointed. I love hard-science SF, but I can set it aside if the story is decent. I enjoyed the story here well enough to ignore the "THAT'S not right" voice that popped up in my head from time to time due to inaccuracies.
If you don't understand that keeping a film to a reasonable length requires "cutting corners" in the plot-line, don't see the film. There is not enough time to take all the reasonable, scientifically-prudent actions that would be done in "real life." Hence the "fiction" part. It took more than a week to do an Apollo moon mission, but "Apollo 13" was a lot shorter by not showing anything not necessary to the plot line.
If you can set aside those, well, I enjoyed it, and I'm usually pretty harsh with SF movies. The story is good (suspension of disbelief aside), pacing works well and Noomi Rapace and Charlize Theron play their roles quite well.
NON-SPECIFIC SPOILER:
Watch it all the way to the end. If I hadn't, I would have a considerably-lower opinion of the movie.