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The Midnight Sky movie review: George Clooney's vanilla sci-fi drama with literary aspirations - Vimarsana News

The Midnight Sky movie review: George Clooney's vanilla sci-fi drama with literary aspirations

In George Clooney's The Midnight Sky, the journey across Arctic's snowy expanse literalises a hero's self-redemption. A grizzled old scientist treks through an icy wasteland to contact a crew of astronauts. He must prevent them from returning to an Earth destroyed by a mysterious catastrophe. Clooney's imposing vision of a dying world brings to mind Cormac McCarthy’s The Road. Only, if McCarthy explored the depths of human nature, Clooney barely scratches the surface. Where films like Solaris and The Midnight Sky gets stuck in shallow soap opera. So his adaptation of Lily Brooks-Dalton...

With "Midnight Sky," George Clooney directs a visually arresting post-apocalyptic yawnfest - Vimarsana News

With "Midnight Sky," George Clooney directs a visually arresting post-apocalyptic yawnfest

comments "The Midnight Sky" opens with Augustine (George Clooney) in a sterile environment — the Barbeau observatory in the Arctic Circle. It is February 2049, three weeks after "the event," and he is alone, monitoring the spaceship Aether. The crew is returning home after a two-year mission to see if it the planet K23 "would be our future." (Things didn't turn out as they planned).  However, when Aether crewmember Sully (Felicity Jones) is unable to make contact with NASA, and the ship veers off course, Augustine decides he must trek across a frozen tundra to a weather station to reestabl...

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The Midnight Sky ending explained - what happened to Earth? - Vimarsana News

The Midnight Sky ending explained - what happened to Earth?

Despite its bleak subject matter, The Midnight Sky has been a big hit for Netflix over the festive period, topping the most-watched chart worldwide. (Sorry It doesn't necessarily strike you as a Christmas watch given that it's set at the end of the world as we know it, especially after the year we've had. However, George Clooney – who directs and stars as terminally ill scientist Augustine Lofthouse – believes it's a story about hope, rather than devastation. Perhaps that's what has drawn audiences to the tale of Augustine's race against time to stop Sully (Felicity Jones) and the rest ...

The Midnight Sky Featurette: George Clooney Hates the Cold – /Film - Vimarsana News

The Midnight Sky Featurette: George Clooney Hates the Cold – /Film

Posted on Tuesday, December 22nd, 2020 by Hoai-Tran Bui George Clooney hates cold. Probably because snow is cold, and wet, and gets everywhere. But he would sacrifice discomfort, even embrace it, for  cinema. That’s the thrust of the latest  The Midnight Sky featurette, which Netflix has released ahead of the Clooney-directed sci-fi epic’s release on the streaming service. The Midnight Sky Featurette The Midnight Sky was a labor of love, especially from director-star Clooney, who overcame his aversion to the cold to shoot one of the most physically taxing films of his career. In the abo...

'Midnight Sky' review: Director-star George Clooney gets sentimental - Vimarsana News

'Midnight Sky' review: Director-star George Clooney gets sentimental

     It’s mere coincidence George Clooney resembles Santa and dwells atop the North Pole while on a not-so-jolly journey to the ends of the Earth in “The Midnight Sky.” So don’t be fooled by the long gray beard and icebox setting for a dour end of the world mopefest in which it’s 2049 and climate change is killing off all the girls and boys, both naughty and nice. Father Christmas his oddly named Augustine is not. He’s actually a celebrated astronomer fed up with his fellow humans, who he rightly credits with failing “to do our job” in protecting the planet from self destr...