Weekend Film Reviews
Weekend film reviews: ‘I.S.S.,’ ‘The Kitchen,’ ‘Founder’s Day’
Jan 19, 2024
Katie Walsh and William Bibbiani discuss the films ISS, The Kitchen, and Founder's Day. They talk about the tension in ISS, the disappointing plot of The Kitchen, and the lack of originality in Founder's Day. They also mention the flaws of a slasher movie and its failed attempt at making a political statement.
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- ISS explores the microcosm of the space station, reflecting the interconnectedness of events happening on Earth.
- The End We Start From offers a bleak yet thought-provoking portrayal of environmental disaster and the will to survive.
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ISS: A tense sci-fi thriller set on the International Space Station
ISS is a sci-fi thriller that takes place on the International Space Station, where American astronauts and Russian cosmonauts witness a nuclear war on Earth below them. Tension builds as they receive orders to take control of the station, leading to uncertainty and distrust among the crew. Directed by Gabriela Calporthwaite, the film explores the microcosm of the space station, reflecting the interconnectedness of events happening on Earth. While some reviewers found the movie quietly tense and enjoyed the performances, others felt that the film struggled to deliver thrilling moments in zero gravity. ISS is currently in wide release.
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