Quando però si imbatte nel capitano Emily Maddox, astronauta concorrente che come William viaggia da sola verso il pianeta rossa, le cose non vanno come il previsto e i due sono costretti a.

Stanaforth rockets bravely through space facing insurmountable odds, but as the journey takes a toll. Although the entire world is watching him, he is completely alone in a dark and distant sea of stars. But in space you don’t get graded on a curve. Stanaforth, brillante scienziato e astronauta di recente formazione, si imbarca in un epico viaggio di 270 giorni su Marte. Stanaforth (Mark Strong) is on a one-way solo mission, taking humanity’s first steps toward colonizing Mars.

'Ghostbusters' Seeks to Woo Men with NBA Finals PartnershipĪt times reminiscent of such far superior space-themed films as 2001: A Space Odyssey, Solaris, Silent Running and the Sam Rockwell-starrer Moon, Approaching the Unknown is impressive on a technical level, especially considering that its budget is low and that it’s a debut effort. His mission is to set up a colony on the heretofore uninhabitable planet, using the technology he developed that makes water from dirt (why that feat of scientific engineering isn’t being put to use in, say, California, is a question left unaddressed). Stanaforth, an astronaut on a one-manned voyage to Mars from which he knows he will never return. Stanaforth (Mark Strong) is on a one-way solo mission, taking humanity’s first steps toward colonizin. Mark Strong (has a movie star this square-jawed ever been more aptly named?) delivers a virtual solo performance as Captain William D. In Theaters and on Digital HD June 3Captain William D. Approaching the Unknown - Clip Abort your mission (English) HD. APPROACHING THE UNKNOWN (2016) Trailer - HD. But even if that wasn’t the case, Approaching the Unknown would still feel awfully familiar. APPROACHING THE UNKNOWN - Official Movie Trailer 1 - Mark Strong, Luke Wilson. Rather, it’s Mark Elijah Rosenberg’s considerably lower-budgeted and thoughtful variation on the theme that has the unfortunate timing to arrive not long after The Martian. No, it’s not a certain box-office blockbuster (and according to the Golden Globes, comedy) directed by Ridley Scott and starring Matt Damon. A lone astronaut is forced to science the shit out of a potentially disastrous problem on a mission to Mars.

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