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Stowaway review: Sluggish yet thrilling, but this is no Gravity!

Stowaway review: Sluggish yet thrilling, but this is no Gravity! One of the biggest shortcomings of the movie is the editing by Ryan Morrison. It could have been way crisper and the runtime could have been shortened by at least 10 minutes For the unversed, stowaways are people who travel secretly in any form of transportation like buses, trams, trains, aircrafts, etc. Joe Penna’s Stowaway takes it a notch higher by getting a stowaway passenger in a spaceship travelling to Mars for a two-year mission. I know what you’re thinking – it’s absurd to even think of a situation like this! After all, the numerous security checks that happen before the reverse countdown of a spaceship begins, makes this situation pretty much of an impossibility. They are NASA and not your local Nasha-Mukti Kendra for Pete’s sake!

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'Stowaway' VFX Cinematographer Jannicke Mikkelsen Breaks Down the Tense Spacewalk Scene

'Stowaway' VFX Cinematographer Jannicke Mikkelsen Breaks Down the Tense Spacewalk Scene Valentina I. Valentini, provided by April 23, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Cinematographer Jannicke Mikkelsen is used to working with non-traditional filmmaking techniques, methods and in unique environments. In fact, it’s kind of her thing. Over the last decade, the Norwegian film director and cinematographer has solved innovative tech challenges with and for David Attenborough, the rock band Queen, Apollo11’s 50th-anniversary installation for NASA and was a mission specialist — their videographer and data manager — aboard the 2019 World Record flight polar circumnavigating Earth. Most recently, she was the VFX cinematographer for “Stowaway,” a Netflix release starring Anna Kendrick, Toni Collette, Shamier Anderson and Daniel Dae Kim about a perilous journey to Mars that is compromised when an extra passenger shows up.

Stowaway review: Netflix's sci-fi drama is oddly down to Earth

'Stowaway' review: Smart Netflix sci-fi brings space home

Print Near the end of Robert Zemeckis’ “Contact,” Jodie Foster — her enormous eyes full of the things of the universe — gasps out the famous line: “They should have sent a poet.” But a facility with iambic pentameter is not what’s needed when the quandaries you face, sealed in a cigar tube half a million miles up in the sky, are more ethical than metaphysical: In Joe Penna’s restrained and ruthlessly rational sci-fi “Stowaway,” they should have sent a moral philosopher. Of course, even Immanuel Kant would consume oxygen — or he would have in his day — and so he too would only have contributed to the problems that beset the crew of the Kingfisher, a two-year, three-person mission to Mars, which goes awry just hours out from Earth.

'Stowaway' Review | Hollywood Reporter

Sci-fi of the thoughtful, (sometimes too) slow-paced variety. TWITTER 4/23/2021 Anna Kendrick, Toni Collette and Daniel Dae Kim star in Joe Penna's Netflix thriller about the crew of a space mission facing a perilous situation. It's a wonder that anyone is still interested in becoming an astronaut after the procession of cinematic calamities that have befallen space travelers over the years. Netflix seems to be pursuing a specialty in the genre, with Stowaway arriving shortly on the heels of the apocalyptic George Clooney starrer The Midnight Sky. Joe Penna's sophomore feature clearly owes a debt to 1969's Marooned in its depiction of a small space crew dealing with a life-threatening crisis.

'Stowaway' review: Anna Kendrick is lost and found in space

'Stowaway': Film Review