Voyagers

Shallow characters running through an uninteresting, dull, and sometimes risible plot (at least you get some unintentional laughs to spice this moribund voyage). If you want to waste your time, go ahead and see it... I wish I hadn't.

Incredibly bland, unconvinvincing sc/fi. Once Colin Farrell disappeared, it nosedived quickly. A turkey.

Voyagers is a reflection film that addresses various controversial themes, such as the meaning of life, and carries impactful messages about freedom, hunger for power, human nature, rebellion, and lust. It is portrayed that a person's character and thoughts can impact their actions, both for good and for evil. The themes were not explored deeply enough, being contained only in subliminal messages. The characters could have been more captivating to the audience, a criterion not explored in the script. It is worth watching.

Surprised it got such terrible reviews - I at least was very pleasantly surprised by this sci-fi flix that was under my radar. Sure, it drank from sources like Alien (without the Alien) and Lord of the Flies, but it was riveting. It seemed like this could actually happen. The acting was fine and the what-ifs just flew threw my mind - especially, if there really is or not hope for humans to ever colonize other planets similar to ours. On the technical side, I had some issues - like how would the young people fix something on a space walk - they didn't seem to have any experience - and why wasn't there a human-like, vocal AI helping them go though the motions - I mean, there was a "program" recommending their actions and emphasizing rules, but I missed a more interactive, talking program like in so many other sci-fi movies?

I liked this more than others apparently. There were some plot holes that left me asking questions, but still the story was there and action was decent. It was a good story that I thought developed well.

Sakto lang. Ok un concept ng kwento pero sana pinakita (sinabi lang kasi sa dialogue) kung anu na kalagayan ng earth bago & pagkatapos nila umalis.

A fresh and intriguing concept that blends Lord of the Flies with Sex Education, creating a unique and engaging story. The film keeps you invested from start to finish, with a compelling atmosphere and strong execution. Unlike what some reviews suggest, this is far from a failure—it's an original and thought-provoking watch that deserves more credit. A well-placed cliffhanger could have elevated the ending even further, but it still delivers a satisfying experience

Like others, I saw the parallels with Lord of the Flies fairly early. I lasted an hour with this, mainly because I realized, after Colin Farrell's character was killed off, I didn't really care what happened to any of the others. At least Colin, who I really like as an actor, got an easy payday on this one.

What a waste of time...all 40 minutes I've spent with this nonsense.

A very unique premise covers 86 years during a space flight to save humanity. Cool watching the characters age.