colonizing is one thing endeavoring to engineer a flyby rescue takes spirit

Rating: 9/10 (2 October 2015)

.so heres a film of endeavor and hope ingenuity and heart pounding suspense from my favorite science fiction director ridley Scott he makes a claim for a instant classic in this genre he come really close very close to perfection its modern classic but just falls short due to a couple of slow moments so in 3d you get immersed in mars such in grossing stuff because it has 5films that have set huge benchmarks follow when it comes space missions like total recall a mission to mars and other ones that had mission go wrong Ron Howard's Apollo 13, Alfonso Cuaron's Gravity and Christopher Nolan's Interstellar and Apollo 11.and The Martian is like cast away on mars the technical aspects, visual effects and the performances are amazing you just get lost in the moment so we start During a manned mission to Mars, Astronaut Mark Watney is presumed dead after a fierce storm and left behind by his crew. the storm in 3d is awesome so if your stranded on a planet you should have majors like Mark Watney majored in Mechanical Engineering and Botany in college. he has his own mission control unit to use He also displays a markedly tasteful dislike for disco music. so with his one man a team on mars he goes around sciencing the s##t out of everything so colonizing mars is his mission to stay alive it fun engrossing watching his blogs so as the spaceship the Hermes on the way back the crew thinks he is dead this film has no spoilers as you know what happens but the journey you go on it don't matter but i wont give away certain plot points this film has great disco music cut into certain area of his adventure and like Wilson in cast away he has a certain technology guide to help his mission But the biggest reason we are ready to invest in The Martian .because its so believable. In the lead is the Martian himself he is like buzzlightyear in his suit, Every human being has a basic instinct: to help each other out. If a hiker gets lost in the mountains, people will coordinate a search. If a train crashes, people will line up to give blood. If an earthquake levels a city, people all over the world will send emergency supplies. This is so fundamentally human that it's found in every culture without exception. Yes, there are assholes who just don't care, but they're massively outnumbered by the people who do. ~ Mark Watney, The Martian i haven't read the book. ., Matt Damon makes for a believable protagonist whose fictional tale for survival is truly ingenious and he makes fun of his lonely time he is a one man a team action man with a plan with mcguivers or bear gyrils survival instincts in tow , his eyes and body language make sure we can never make light of his pitiable plight he has food for thought on how to survive as he is a botanist trials a scheme using a type of energy that is dangerous but as he realize that there is alternatives to energy supplies to get from a to b earth is watching wondering ho and learning to communicate through though full mirror imaging things he fly around thinking of home which makes the Even the background score is apt and enriching to the experience. And of course, the visual effects are mind- blowing runtime of nearly two and a half hours pass by easily. . the martian is no pushover with the experience and the musical score it has big shoes to fill . Yes, Interstellar and Gravity still scores over in this aspect, but The Martian is no pushover, thank you!
. He is ably supported by a brilliant plethora of cast playing some wonderful characters. They include the steely crew commander played by Jessica Chastain and her motley crew of Kate Mara, Michael Pena, Sebastian Stan, Jeff Daniels's play-by-the-book NASA director, Sean Bean's empathetic flight leader, Kristen Wiig's bemused NASA public affairs agent etc. Everyone is great, but if I have to pick up my favorite characters, it would be Chiwetel Ejiofor's sardonic but helpful mission director Vincent Kapoor .they didn't rand Donald Glover in his small role of carefree astrodynamics scientist who knows the distance in his role to create a flyby to mars
The climax sequence is truly harrowing, and the first thing I checked once I came out of the theater is to see If I still have any nails left to chew! so with the song life on mars booming in the background
Matt Damon's trip to Mars is a FANTASTIC lesson on self-belief, hope and humanity. its the best ridley science fiction since his alien its the best mars film ever and its this years best film so far with 6 academy nominations will Matt Damon win a academy award its touch because this is one hell of a film and with Leo doing his best work so Matt might just miss out . PS editors please introduce .5 on the scoring board for films thank you