Moon - BBC iPlayer

[Al Gorithum]

Load of cack. Want my 90 minutes back

[Doofus]

Al Gorithum said:

Load of cack. Want my 90 minutes back

Sam Rockwell? Great film. The loneliness of isolation.

[southendpier]

I loved that film. Homage to early sci-fi. Good soundtrack too.

The details in it are amazing.

[Freakuk]

It's a great film, pretty low budget I'd imagine but a good plot.

[rodericb]

Another vote for great film here too.

[gregs656]

I had it on DVD. Great film.

[SWoll]

Yep. A great, smart little sci-fi film.

Trivia - Directed by David Bowie's son Duncan Zowie Jones.

[JagLover]

I would say good film not great film as it had interesting ideas but was a little unengaging at times. It was an impressive technical achievement on a low budget of course and a good acting performance.

[Stealthracer]

I liked it.

Mind you anything containing the completely and utterly drop dead gorgeous Kaya Scodelario would get my vote ...

[Doofus]

dibbers006 said:

Dude.

She's in it for like thirty seconds.

Welcome to PH. Some car enthusiasts and a lot of sex pests.

[Stealthracer]

Not to worry, I'll be watching The Maze Runner later.

[StevieBee]

Doofus said:

dibbers006 said:

Dude.

She's in it for like thirty seconds.

Welcome to PH. Some car enthusiasts and a lot of sex pests.

[Eric Mc]

I like it. The moon is very accurately portrayed.

[Terminator X]

southendpier said:

I loved that film. Homage to early sci-fi. Good soundtrack too.

The details in it are amazing.

Me too, loved it.

TX.

[Terminator X]

dibbers006 said:

Dude.

She's in it for like thirty seconds.

Had to google it, don't remember her.

TX.

[rodericb]

dibbers006 said:

Dude.

She's in it for like thirty seconds.

Does your video machine not have a pause button?

[generationx]

I first saw this in the cinema, the big screen really gave it scale. Smashing film. Worth hunting out the issue of "Cinefex" covering the effects, as mentioned before done on a relatively low budget by very talented, and highly experienced, people. I seem to recall some have connections going back to the heady days of Space1999 and Gerry Anderson.