Pretentious and illiterate. First things first, I did not start watching this film as an "Adam Sandler" movie, but I started to watch "Spaceman" as a science-fiction movie. And it is disappointingly pretentious and illiterate.
To start with, how come people in charge of a space mission this important could and would have designed a one-man mission? Also, how come they chose a man with no mental strength?
I would like to add something at this point for real life as well: if you are going to send someone into space for a one-year, one-man mission, you should not send a husband with a pregnant wife, you should send an introvert who is fine to stay away from other people. One-year, one-man mission is just a piece of cake for them (us).
Second part. Production-wise it is a bit less than what we expected from the trailers. I do not want to spoil anything about the movie because the whole movie is a spoiler itself.
Wasted potential.
To start with, how come people in charge of a space mission this important could and would have designed a one-man mission? Also, how come they chose a man with no mental strength?
I would like to add something at this point for real life as well: if you are going to send someone into space for a one-year, one-man mission, you should not send a husband with a pregnant wife, you should send an introvert who is fine to stay away from other people. One-year, one-man mission is just a piece of cake for them (us).
Second part. Production-wise it is a bit less than what we expected from the trailers. I do not want to spoil anything about the movie because the whole movie is a spoiler itself.
Wasted potential.
