Pandorum
Germany, United States
2009
108 Min
Color
2.35:1
German, Vietnamese, English
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Jason Callen
20Aug12
Great production design. Ben Foster is very good. Bad writing though and the other characters aren't given enough to make you care. Probably not worth the three stars but I have a soft spot for these sci-fi thrillers.
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Lucky Luciano
16May12
Slightly reminiscent of books like Greg Bear's Hull Zero Three and Brian Aldiss' Non Stop but only on a shallow level. Otherwise it has too much silliness like people being thrown like ragdolls against metal walls and not breaking one bone.
it.rainscats
19Dec11
Extremely slow-moving, but I do see its appeal. Not my favourite, but I did think it had a degree of creativity.
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Ambitious but utterly flawed sci-fi horror
By Henrik Schunk on January 14, 2012
Pandorum is a tangled up mess of sci-fi mumbo jumbo and the desperate attempt to make a pseudo-philosophical film. Two space cadets awake from the cryo-chamber only find their memories gone and no… read review
Where are the stars? … Pandorum
By jaredmobarak on December 29, 2009
I’ve got to give it to director Christian Alvart and writer Travis Milloy for delivering the goods with their horror/thriller Pandorum. Admittedly, I’d go see anything with Ben Foster in the cast… read review
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By Ryan Estabrooks on September 25, 2009
The beginning is a little exposition heavy (which is kind of annoying) where the character talk out loud the plot and what they’re looking at (do you really need to say every sign you see on the walls… read review
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