Comradeship // Freechat

It's a good movie. Glad you found something you enjoyed.

a while back me and my partner watched The Sheep Detectives, which made me cry for sheep, and then a smaller while back this movie made me tear up for a rock. solid films both

It was good, had amazing visuals and had a lot of emotional weight for a family movie. I have not really watched movies that were made in the recent years, so it was nice to know there were good ones out there.

I have. There are a lot of things to criticize about it, and it has a bit of the Hollywood stank, but I personally was in love.

I've listened to the audiobook and really liked it but O hesitated watching the movie out of fear of dissapointment. But seeing such positive reviews I'll give it a shot 🙂

i listened to the audio-book a number of years ago and really enjoyed it so i was hesitant to watch the movie but it was poetry good and stayed pretty true to the book

It was fun if dumb in a lot of ways. I did like how the main character wasn't this completely altruistic fearless dude.

Andy Weir is very good at using science and problem solving to drive his plots forward. I like to imagine it as what humans could accomplish without class oppression standing in our way.

It was a good movie. I liked it better as a book because it scratches a different itch. Some things definitely don't translate from book to movie, and while I think they did a good job, some parts of it feel empty in ways the book wasn't. The things they chose to cut definitely made sense because it would be boring and/or confusing if included in the movie format.

I thought it was fine. My uncle hated it so much he left the theater part way through. It's definitely no where near bad enough to walk out of

I heard the author sucks.

He even has no issue with using AI.