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Claustrophobic and stylish, Europa Report is a slow-burning thriller that puts the science back into science fiction. Read critic reviews
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When unmanned probes suggest that a hidden ocean and single-celled life exists on one of Jupiter's moons, six astronauts embark on an ill-fated exploratory mission.
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Rating: PG-13 (Sci-Fi Action and Peril)
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Genre: Sci-fi, Mystery & thriller
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Original Language: English
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Director: Sebastián Cordero
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Producer: Ben Browning
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Writer: Philip Gelatt
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Box Office (Gross USA): $125.5K
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Distributor: Magnolia Pictures
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Production Co: Wayfare Entertainment
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A tense, tight science-fiction thriller whose impact is undone slightly by obnoxious found-footage aspects and off-kilter pacing.
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I've let my feeling be known many times on how I feel about these found footage documentary films, that use camcorders. They are lazy, usually have no storyline, and the constant camera movement is just nauseating. Europa Report is different, as the film is told through surveillance cameras, aboard a state of the art space ship. Europa is a privately funded mission to the sixth moon of Saturn, to investigate strange heat signatures detected by NASA, that could be alien lifeforms. The cinematography was better than most of these film, and there was somewhat of a back story, however Europa Report is really not much different than a million other similar films. Nothing really happens until they reach their destination, they find something strange, and then must decide if fighting for their lives is worth the potential for scientific discovery. I bet you can name a dozen other films that were similar. As for the cast, they were just like film, in that they were very average, with little to nothing of note. Science Fiction is my favorite genre and I'm always hoping these films will show me something new and excited, but as with Apollo 18, Mission To Mars, Sunshine, and Moon, I was extremely disappointed. Europa Report wasn't a bad film, but it wasn't unique in any way. If you haven't seen many films, you may be wowed by something like this, but if you're like me, all you're going to find is a very boring and unimaginative film.
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The Abyss meets The Blair Witch Project in space. There's some striking imagery here and decent performances, and the structure is interesting though not always successful, but the story lacks a unique hook and the middle section is a bit slow. The science, however, is never less than convincing.
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A fascinating science-fiction thriller, Europa Report is a well-crafted found footage film. The plot follows a lost manned mission that was sent to explore an ice field on Jupiter's fourth largest moon. The story is full of mystery and intrigue, as it starts with the mission being lost and slowly reveals what happened. And, the cast is quite strong; as they give their characters considerable amounts of personality and depth. Europa Report is an entertaining and compelling adventure that does an excellent job at using the found footage genre.
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