Spaceman

Film - 2024

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Spaceman it's a movie with Adam Sandler, Paul Dano, Carey Mulligan, Isabella Rossellini, Kunal Nayyar Full cast. Directed by Johan Renck. Original title Spaceman, runtime 108 minutes. Genres Drama, Sci-Fi.

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A scratch in the sky of

Roberto Flauto

The stars are falling So it's true And I don't know if I'll be there Where I'll go I don't know if I deserve it or not If I'll correct the effects of my nuclear failures If I find the courage I'll call you tomorrow And the further I'm away the more I'll be from you Forgotten and silent Like someone who isn't there I'll be back, I'll be back reallyTo feel the scent of your hands on meAt night I will have three-dimensional dreamsWithout ever asking for anything from the worldNot even from youWithout asking why I see you everywhereI see you in me too (Samuele Bersani, Replay) Every time I wake up, I find myself further away from you. I am alone as no man has ever been. The universe welcomes me into its depths. I try in every way not to exist. And to avoid living, I went to the stars. I feel the cosmos vibrating in my temples. I am nothing more than a tiny speck lost in the universe, but there is nothing in the universe that is not within me. They are where no man has ever been. I am in the darkness of the cosmos, which is actually a glimpse of light. The same one that colors the sky of Earth purple and with uncertainty, where I left you, where I left everyone, where I felt caged. Because life. Because you. Why others, why nothing and no one. Because I am a tireless dreamer and I am affected by melancholy and transience. There is an essay by Freud that is titled like this. It's about a poet who lived elsewhere. Now I understand it. From my spaceship I see the luminous darkness of deep space, very deep, black, very black, light, lizard, walking on the walls of the temple I built in your name. On whose altar I sacrifice futures, moments, possibilities. Because I can't let you love me so stormily. So here I am, where no man has ever been, in the depths of the cosmos. I'm in that colored stripe Read all

A romantic affair or a psychological collapse? of

Rael70

Johan Renck is a Swedish director/producer whose career was born and evolved in the field of music videos. In 2019 he achieved moderate success by directing 5 episodes of the "Chernobyl" series but, for the rest, there are no notable works and this “Spaceman” represents, in fact, his first feature film. Adam Sandler, a very famous American actor of comedies and comedy films, plays the absolute protagonist here, the Czech astronaut Jakub Prochazka who is sent on a mission beyond Jupiter to investigate a mysterious purple nebula, called Chopra, which has been visible from Earth and whose composition and effects it could cause on our planet are unknown. A single astronaut on a distant spacecraft, a single country (the Czech Republic) that believes in the feasibility of the mission (in reality we will discover that there are two countries because South Korea also sent its own spacecraft, a few months after the departure of that of Jakub) which appears much more complex and significant than it may appear... In reality in the film there is a co-protagonist named Hanus who has the features of an arachnid, a decidedly very large spider (more or less half the size of a human), a creature who, initially, manages to contact Jakub telepathically (speaking the same language) and who then the astronaut will find himself inside the same spacecraft where they will find themselves talking verbally. Hanus has a decidedly friendly behavior although his figure is somewhat monstrous and can instill fear in the human, although his presence seems to be physically real, until the end the doubt will remain whether it is not a creation of Jakob's altered mental state, from months alone inside the spacecraft. Chopra seems to be, in some ways, a sort of macguffin, a pretext to give importance Read all

Solitude is the mirror in which to look at our demons of

Stefano Gasperi

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Mirrors. Eyes that mirror each other, souls that look for each other and study each other through the eyes. The silence of distant Space, which cancels out every noise, except that of thoughts. And it happens then that thoughts upon thoughts pile up, that you think back to your wife and you wonder why he doesn't call you anymore, right now that five hundred million kilometers away you miss him in this deafening silence. Do you remember that day when you were drowning and you felt that the sun would continue to shine even after your death and then you absolved yourself of the sins of your father who was about to save your life. You look in the mirror and, after 189 days, you are about to perform the most important space mission in history: taking a sample of the purple cloud that formed near Jupiter; the mirror shows you a tired, hollow, absent face that you almost don't recognize. You try to hold the projected image of your wife in the palm of your hand, pregnant with a daughter who will be born with you far away and you feel that physical separation is nothing compared to the one you feel in your hearts, yours and his. Because she doesn't want you anymore, she told you in a video that your eyes will never see but that your heart heard very well. And then you feel alone, in the silence, in the darkness. No one who can give you comfort in the most difficult moment. darkness of your life. Hanus appears (in your mind? Inside the spaceship?) at the zenith of your delirium and begins to dig into your abyss, to redeem you, to give you catharsis and like a child he asks a simple question: “Where 'is love over?' And you realize that the whole game is in the answer, yours. Apologize to Lenka, you manage to make her hear you and she feels that she still loves you despite everything that Read all

Review of

Marccc

This is an incredibly well-made film with an outstanding performance by Sandler, and Dano perfectly embodies Hanus. The movie tells a beautifully tragic yet authentic story that really resonated with me on a personal level. It's hard to put into words, but it's one of those films that makes you reflect on life in a new way. 😢 I strongly recommend watching it, especially alone at night, so you can truly connect with the characters' emotions and the beauty of the setting. If you're going through a breakup or a tough time in your relationship, this movie might feel therapeutic.👏👏👏👏 Read all

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During a research mission, an astronaut discovers that his marriage is in trouble. Luckily, he has the help of a mysterious creature hidden in his ship.