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Đoàn làm phim

Cục nghệ thuật phối hợp : Nahiya Rouffio

Điều phối viên đóng thế : Zeren Osborn

Bố cục kịch bản :Niels Suvi

Hình ảnh : Miley Summar
Đồng tác giả : Caiden Elliott

Nhà sản xuất điều hành : Mathéo Beryl

Giám đốc nghệ thuật giám sát : Yoonis Krishna

Sản xuất : Keller Andres

Nhà sản xuất : Méllina Inika

Nữ diễn viên : Shanley Bradley

A crew of international astronauts are sent on a private mission to Jupiter's fourth moon.

6.2
798

Tên phim	Europa Report
Thời lượng	137 minutes
Năm sản xuất	2013-06-27
Trạng thái	FLV 1080p HDTV
Thể loại	Science Fiction, Thriller
Ngôn ngữ	普通话, Pусский, English
Diễn viên	Jenice O. Yasmin, Ayako W. Aniesha, Layton L. Sumner

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Nước sản xuất : Ý

Sản xuất : Phim RSA

Europa Report is one of those low-budget sci-fi films that crop up occasionally and start making the rounds on genre websites (my own first blush with the film was on io9.com) to create a buzz. Since Hollywood has depressingly sworn off any films that aren't megabudget tentpoles with an already-established audience anticipation index (read: sequels, remakes, or pre-existing properties), this kind of high-minded-but-low-budget genre films is a rarity at best.

In the film, six astronauts embark on a mission to (as one would expect) Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, after recent discoveries show a possibility of microbial life underneath its icy oceans. What we see is the recorded video from their ship's cameras (yes, it's a found footage film) that tells the story of their ill-fated voyage.

It's a simple premise, and director Sebastián Cordero seems to be a bit unsure of himself at the outset. The film refuses to follow a linear narrative; even before the main title appears, we join the crew many months into their trip, and are given the knowledge that there's obviously been an incident onboard already, one that's robbed the journey of one of their intrepid space explorers.

Two things worried me at the outset of the film: one: the much-ballyhooed attention to detail (the filmmakers brought on NASA to ensure an unprecedented degree of scientific accuracy) and two: that constantly-shifting timeline of the film. The first point was worrisome because most films that tout so heavily their technical accuracy forget to be dramatically compelling, and the second (similarly) because an overreliance on storytelling gimmicks to keep the audience's interest often betrays a weak story.

Happily, neither caused the film to fail: the attention to detail enhanced rather than detracted, and while the unnecessary nonlinearity of the storytelling didn't go away until the end, it did finally calm down enough for the audience to orient themselves. Given that I know now how the story unfolds, I can say that it would have actually been more dramatically compelling for the audience if the film had just told itself in a more straightforward manner. Ultimately, though, it works fine, just slightly weaker than it could have been.

The bare-bones plot is aided by some smart writing that refuses to dip into easy characterizations and instead defines its astronauts by their mission, rather than cliched, singular personality traits. While refreshing to see, it does leave some of the characters as relative cyphers, but strong performances all around (including District 9's Sharlto Copley and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo's Michael Nyqvist) get the film over that slight bump.

What's most gratifying about the film, however, is that it never loses its sense of awe. The film refuses to give in to the cynical pessimism of big-budget sci-fi fare, and its astronauts recognize the immense importance of their mission, particularly when things start to go south. Cordero keeps the tension ratcheted up, never letting the audience forget just how innately tenuous safety during space travel is. The performances are all good, and Copley in particular is a standout.

But what I appreciated most about the film was its tactile nature, a by-product of its low budget. The difference between models and fully CGI creations is literally tangible. A week or so ago, I watched Disney's 1979 film The Black Hole for the first time, and while the green-screening of that flawed film is terribly shoddy, its effects stand miles taller than most of the genre fare produced today, if only by virtue of the fact that being real, they informed the cinematography and performances around them.

Europa Report fits in comfortably beside Duncan Jones' fantastic low-budget Moon, and while not perfect, compares favorably to that modern classic. This class of film can either be a failure (see: Apollo 18) or a classic (the aforementioned Moon); Europa Report isn't flawless, but it's a great entry in the canon of smart, well-made sci-fi.
**A thrilling and suspenseful space exploration film.**

Space exploration themes are the next big thing in cinema, as well as in the real world. So there some good films, I mean not science fiction, but real science based films were made in the recent times. This is one looked like one of those until the final scene. According to be, it looked so good, but when the end came, it ruined everything.

It was more like a docu-adventure-drama, but was a found-footage type film. I wanted to see it ever since I saw 'The Last Days on Mars', because people were comparing between these two. I think both these titles looks same, except different planet exploration. The 99 per cent of the film looked like a real mission, except the conclusion.

The writer, director and all the actors did good. The entire story takes place on a spaceship and a few scenes on the Jupiter's moon Europa, obviously a setting. If you like space travel concepts, you will enjoy it. It was just like 'The Martian', but it did not have popular actors, otherwise would have made a little buzz. Most of you have already seen it, if not try it, it is worth if you are a sci-fi fan.

_6/10_


kem ăn Europa Report phim thảm họa Fear. Sacrifice. Contact. phim ngôi làng tử khí 2013-06-27 số Avy Kaufman, Craig McKay, Eugenio Caballero, Enrique Chediak, Jeremy Kipp Walker, Bear McCreary, Sebastián Cordero, Leo Won, Philip Gelatt, Ben Browning các quần phim 10 năm yêu em phim ó đen bị hạ phim vị vua huyền thoại tập 104 phim r.i.n.g.u thuyet minh tiếng anh phim dòng máu anh hùng đọc tiểu thanh kí Europa Report 6 phong cách sinh hoạt Fear. Sacrifice. Contact. các điện thoại lớn nhất thế giới 2013-06-27 c số nguyên tố Avy Kaufman, Craig McKay, Eugenio Caballero, Enrique Chediak, Jeremy Kipp Walker, Bear McCreary, Sebastián Cordero, Leo Won, Philip Gelatt, Ben Browning của cuộc chia tay của những con búp bê trung đại học hà nội phim oan gia vườn trường của bài tinh thần yêu nước của nhân dân ta phim i hear your voice tai phim hay hanh dong basic.