Just wanted to say I think its as good an SF film as I've seen in a long
while. Quite subtle and stylish and a million miles from Armageddon I'm
happy to say. Its a British film with a budget of around 20 million
pounds, but as a well known writer/producer/director might say, you can
see every penny of it up there on the screen.
If you' haven't seen it, or heard about it, its set about 50 years in the
future and the Sun is extinguishing itself (let's not get too hooked up in
the science). A second mission is sent with a massive device which may or
may not reignite the Sun, with a team of 8 specialists on board. The
first mission disappeared, and Earth does not have the resources to create
a third device.
I'm not completely sure about the ending... but it definitely gets my vote.
Any views?
All the best,
Angus Manwaring. (for e-mail remove ANTISPEM)
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>I'm not completely sure about the ending... but it definitely gets my vote.
>Any views?
I'll take that as a "no" then. :)
Hi Angus - alone-in-the-dark ;-)
> >Did any of you see Sunshine?
>
> >I'm not completely sure about the ending... but it definitely gets my vote.
> >Any views?
To serve rangeralike here some helpful links:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunshine_(2007_film)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0448134/
http://foxsearchlight.com/sunshine/
> I'll take that as a "no" then. :)
Yes. For me it's a "no".
But as we all know, the plot is ultimate wrong.
According to 422 Earth's sun will go nova in a million years.
To collect info and to serve is our duty
Ranger Stefan ;-)
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Best SF-TV-Series ever: Babylon 5, Firefly, Stargate SC-1, Star Trek
in strict alphabetical order ;-)
All sound great to me!
mk5000
"dying up like the riverbed." --James Sallis "Salt River"