So, how well it indicates in the title of this note, Passenger (literal translation of the original title Passengers) is a love story, even when in the trailer and the advertising endeavored to make us believe that it was a science fiction movie with a premise very interesting: two passengers wake up from a hibernation state induced 90 years before you get to your new planet to Homestead II, it sounds good, doesn’t it? This trailer and the advertising telling us as love incarnate in the couple of Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt could against the problems and adversities that a spacecraft autonomous could present.
The story begins when Jim Preston (Pratt) wakes up to discover that it’s the only crew member of the spaceship Avalon that you are awake, this a failure in your cabin of hibernation that makes your dream ended 90 years earlier than planned, with no way of returning to its state of hibernation, Jim finds boredom in the monotony and despair in solitude.
Pratt, the loneliness of his character led him to concentrate on the purpose of his actions as he tells us in this interview.
At some point Preston ceases to be only when Aurora Lane (Lawrence) wakes up, they both offer meaning to the life of the other, at the end of the day are the only two people millions of miles, and each other. On the performances, are good to dry, it is not the best performance of any of the two but I think that more than anything is because they were not required. Pratt spends most of the movie alone and be grateful for your sparkle on-screen, a couple of jokes with an android named Arthur, played by Michael Sheen, give a spark inside of a bleak atmosphere. Lawrence does very well in the few scenes in which you can expose your skills histriónicos.
The Avalon (Passenger)
The fort more imposing in this movie are its special effects, well-designed and very impressive at the time to portray a ship monumental as what is the Avalon, , a ship with 5,000 passengers, with autonomy for a interstellar journey of 120 years. Whose design work is immediately apparent. Space, stars, galaxies, asteroids, and moments of zero gravity make Passengers a movie recommended for lovers of good visual effects.
Before concluding this note I’d like to ask two questions, what if they were alone in a space ship that very probably will die alone, would wake up to someone to make them company? How would that be the greatest act of love, or the greatest example of selfishness?
At the end of the day, Passengers is a good film to pass the time, palomera, that in my opinion is between being a movie with a plot extremely interesting and a love story that we’ve seen it a million times but this is in the version space (with dyes of Wall-E, net). For those who are on vacation, Passengers is already in the halls of our country, and whether it’s a vueltita to the cinema.
by Michael Lozano
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