The Silent Planet

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Joe W @JoeWasik Feb 25 This is your typical made-for-streaming movie. Only a couple speaking actors keeps the costs down, but forces a simple mediocre story. Not really worth your time, but still not as terrible as some are saying. See more Lee W @SoDead Jan 15 As with all good science fiction, much is answered in the story line, but much more is left for the imaginative and questioning mind to ponder. This is not a realist's narrative, but rather an exploration of the commonality of human (and alien) spirit and soulfulness. Great filmography, awesome location, superb acting. See more Jonah K @RT73758206 Sep 22 The two leads carry a very well-acted slow-paced movie about mental illness, murder, suspicion and unreality. The Silent Planet is atmospherically sullen. Nathan, played by Reuben Fredrick Grear, hears what may or may not be his own voice echoed in his mind, or it may be a gaseous entity living on the planet. Did he murder Niyya, played by Briana Middlestone's, family or are their thoughts being affected by the gaseous creature which may or may not be real. A very enjoyable movie. See more Logan D @Greynomad38 Jun 13 Due to an error, two convicts, Theodore and Niyya (Elias Koteas, Brianna Middleton) end up on a barren planet together. Niyya begins to suspect Theodore is someone tied to her past. A character study with an engaging screenplay and grounded performances, especially from Koteas. Yes, that's Casey Jones from the 1990 live action Teenage Mutant Turtles film. From an ethical view, I loved that it questions whether we should forgive someone of a crime when they don't recall it. See more Read all reviews

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