I was impressed with Pandorum and the critics were very stern. Pandorum is inspired by other science fiction films, it does not justify harsh criticism, several films do this today. The plot is not the most original, but the film tries to delve into science as much as possible.
The film has a good cast for this type of films, even if some characters are neutral, others stand out, as they fall headlong into the role of the character, this is impressive when we watch it, especially for a film of this size. The characters work well through the performance of the actors, some with exaggerations, but it is not a sin.
The film leaves you claustrophobic to the point of being restless in your home chair, it goes at a fast pace with doses of tension leaving the audience entertained in various ways, in addition to living up to the visuals of fiction, the creatures and the intergalactic gloom, imagination is awakened in the public through these shadows, which could have been more used.
In short we can say yes, it is a sci-fi horror film, but it does not carry the status that other classic sci-fi horror films do, but in any case, it is also worth watching Pandorum, due to the psychological sensation of seeing people in the space for so long surviving amid the gloom that the intergalactic carries. To make the film more potent in the midst of so many bad reviews, the ending has a surprising twist, fulfilling the shape of the majority.
The film has a good cast for this type of films, even if some characters are neutral, others stand out, as they fall headlong into the role of the character, this is impressive when we watch it, especially for a film of this size. The characters work well through the performance of the actors, some with exaggerations, but it is not a sin.
The film leaves you claustrophobic to the point of being restless in your home chair, it goes at a fast pace with doses of tension leaving the audience entertained in various ways, in addition to living up to the visuals of fiction, the creatures and the intergalactic gloom, imagination is awakened in the public through these shadows, which could have been more used.
In short we can say yes, it is a sci-fi horror film, but it does not carry the status that other classic sci-fi horror films do, but in any case, it is also worth watching Pandorum, due to the psychological sensation of seeing people in the space for so long surviving amid the gloom that the intergalactic carries. To make the film more potent in the midst of so many bad reviews, the ending has a surprising twist, fulfilling the shape of the majority.