Ad Astra (James Gray, September 20, 2019) Movie • Page 7

uhh it's actually Golden Globe winning comedy show some respect

 

Haha, good point!

 

I loved this. The cinematography in this was amazing.

 

Very good, this was

 

welp now i know what this tweet was referring to

 

in all seriousness this was near perfect. glad i was warned in advance to be patient with this movie otherwise it might not have resonated with me to the degree it did. strongly recommend seeing in imax

 

The monkey part was so unexpected but i guess you knew something bad was gonna happen so why not push it to the max lol

 

This really, really moved me.

 

“I’m steady, calm. I slept well, no bad dreams. I am active and engaged. I’m aware of my surroundings and those in my immediate sphere. I’m attentive. I am focused on the essentials, to the exclusion of all else. I’m unsure of the future, but I’m not concerned.”

 

put this on my tombstone

 

"I look forward to the day my solitude ends, and I am home"

 

The son suffers the sins of the father

 

This was fucking incredible. Wow.

 

This is a really great read:
ART OF THE CUT with the editors of "Ad Astra" by Steve Hullfish - ProVideo Coalition

 

This was fantastic. Loved it.

 

Ad Astra with Director James Gray and Damien Chazelle (Episode 220)

 

Why is the soundtrack not fully released yet? So weird

 

Deutsche Grammophon will eventually be releasing it I guess

Max Richter releases first single from Ad Astra score

Deutsche Grammophon -

 

Finally caught this last night. Really dug it. The first half was definitely more engaging for me, with all of the moon stuff a high point. The visuals were STUNNING.

 

Asked my brother last night if he had seen it, and he said he did and that he really hated it. He seemed to understand the why of everything he saw, but he just didn't think any of it was necessary, or he didn't seem to connect at all emotionally to it. Which fits all opinions I've seen of this really; either you really connect with it, like myself and most on here, or you don't. No middle ground

 

I adored this movie. Beautifully shot, wonderfully acted.

But, at the same time - if someone came to me and said they felt it inessential or boring, I would totally understand. Just a movie which felt right within my wheelhouse.

 

Finally saw this and thought it was fantastic. Completely engrossing.

 

OK can someone explain the ending to me? If anyone else did what he did, they would be in prison! I do not get it? How is he walking around free?

 

lol

 

idk, but i just read this article on it and it was great
What the Hell Is Going on in Ad Astra? James Gray Explains Himself