Solaris (2002)
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A good movie
A study of grief
Atmospheric, ominous, beautiful cinematography and music. But what's it about!?
I think you have to be able to suspend your analytical self to appreciate this film, because otherwise you get bogged down in trying to work out what's happening and why. Ultimately, I think Solaris is like a big "what if?" What if someone dead from your past could come back?<... read more
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"Reason why the future sucks: You’re on a space station, where time is non existent and has no real meaning. Year it takes place: Unknownish."
" Director: Steven Soderbergh His 13th movie My 25th movie watched from the director Well, this was a fun one! Said nobody. Obviously going into it I wasn't expecting 'fun', but holy Hell this one was rough. A movie that just gets worse and worse for the characters. Still, that doesn't diminish the filmmaking. The story is well done, the acting is spot on, cinematography notable, and pacing perfect. Such an affective tone Eggers created, too. Added to Lists: Original V. Remake ____"
" Directed by: Steven Soderbergh Produced by: Charles V. Bender, James Cameron, Gregory Jacobs, Rae Sanchi, and Jon Landau Written by: Steven Soderbergh Based on the novel by: Stanislaw Lam Cinematography: Steven Soderbergh Edited by: Steven Soderbergh Music by: Cliff Martinez Distributed by: 20th Century Fox"
" TITLE OF WRITTEN WORK: Solaris PUBLISHED FORMAT: novel AUTHOR/CREATOR: Stanislaw Lem ORIGINAL PUBLICATION YEAR: 1961 HAVE I READ: No NOTES: N/A "
" Directed by: Steven Soderbergh Produced by: Charles V. Bender, James Cameron, Gregory Jacobs, Rae Sanchi, and Jon Landau Written by: Steven Soderbergh Based on the novel by: Stanislaw Lam Cinematography: Steven Soderbergh Edited by: Steven Soderbergh Music by: Cliff Martinez Distributed by: 20th Century Fox"
"There's a strange phenomenon occurring on a space station orbiting the planet of Solaris. To try and figure out what exactly this phenomenon is, psychologist Dr. Chris Kelvin takes a trip onboard to investigate. And what he finds is that the Solaris space crew is not alone. Each member, including himself, is accompanied on the space station with memories. "Living", walking, talking, and most dangerous of all, tortured, memories. This millenial update of 1972's Solaris may not be as good as t"