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Moon (2009)

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Year: 2009
Genre: Drama, Sci-Fi
Director: Duncan Jones
Starring: Sam Rockwell, Kevin Spacey, Dominique McElligott

Description:
Astronaut Sam Bell has a typical personal meeting at the end of his three-year race to the moon, where he is working at his computer, Gerty sends back to Earth parcels source that helped reduce the problems of the planet that power.
Review:
Although the book racks filled with thoughtful, high-concept science fiction tend to be genre scannána population invading aliens, intergalactic war and adventure, making ÅŸtiu and required co-writer Duncan Jones Moon is much more of oddity.Not from Steven Soderbergh's much overlooked 2002's rendition of Stanislaw Solaris film is firmly rooted in Sci-fi area is thought to be delivered to the human condition, as deftly.It Moon tells the story of Sam Bell (Sam Rockwell), the only occupant of automated mining base removing lunar Helium-3 from lunar rocks to be returned to Earth for fuel energy injected planet.Sams isolated three-year posting is about to come to an end and yearn it to return to Earth to see his wife. His body is only about been staying Gerty, the bases Hal-like robot voiced by Kevin Spacey. Unfortunately for the last weeks and days turn out to be the most difficult, and Sam finds himself getting a little squirrelly, leaving him and the audience to wonder if what is happening is really happening or just a fun place stupid mind. Thats about as much plot details and I'm going to deliver in order to delve deeper into the story would give anyone too far away. Be prepared, but the thought-provoking story involving issues such as scientific ethics, corporate greed, the identity of the person and any foreign compassion.There, lasers / phasers, wormholes, warp engines or jump drive here, but lonely space age has concierge, unflappable monotone robot, and a whole lot of food for your brain to chow down on.This what was thought to be science fiction.