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| Genre | Action & Adventure |
| Format | Multiple Formats, Blu-ray, NTSC, Color, Widescreen |
| Contributor | Delphine Chuillot, Cung Le, Eddie Rouse Jr., Dennis Quaid, Ben Foster, Antje Traue, Jeff Burrell, Norman Reedus, Christian Alvart, Yangzom Brauen, Luna Mohmand, Marco Albrecht, Wotan Wilke Möhring, Niels Bruno Schmidt, Jon Foster, Friederike Kempter, Cam Gigandet, Domenico D'Ambrosio, Neelesha Ba Vora, André Hennicke See more |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 1 hour and 48 minutes |
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When two men emerge from a deep sleep in the middle of space, they discover that they have no memories of who they are and where they're going. But their memory loss pales in comparison to the problem of the murderous warriors on board their ship who don't want to leave anyone alive.
Product details
- Aspect Ratio : 2.35:1
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- MPAA rating : R (Restricted)
- Product Dimensions : 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 2.4 Ounces
- Item model number : 13138306685
- Director : Christian Alvart
- Media Format : Multiple Formats, Blu-ray, NTSC, Color, Widescreen
- Run time : 1 hour and 48 minutes
- Release date : January 19, 2010
- Actors : Dennis Quaid, Ben Foster, Antje Traue, Cam Gigandet, Cung Le
- Subtitles: : English, Spanish
- Studio : Starz / Anchor Bay
- ASIN : B002QW7AJY
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #76,762 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- #978 in Science Fiction Blu-ray Discs
- #1,567 in Mystery & Thrillers (Movies & TV)
- #2,873 in Horror (Movies & TV)
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As this was supposed to be one of three films, it’s a pity we didn’t get the prequel and sequel because the journey and evolution of the original crew is a fascinating story, as well as knowing if any of the sub-species (or new species?) survives on the part of the ship that was above water. With the conflict inherent in humans wanting to retrieve their biodiversity specimens it would be great to see how that developed.
Pandora is an entertaining film with some good scares, interesting story lines, fear, terror, and all the things you would hope for. We really enjoyed it.
Sure there are some questions that are raised and not resolved, and they try to get a lot into the film though this is done pretty well, but good classic sci-fi movie.
It's sufficiently creepy and well-produced, and while there are a few issues with the plot/science stuff, they're easily forgivable.
The picture clarity gets some valid tests intermittently, with the majority of the film taking place in dark corridors and an overall dank ship, your black level/display is hopefully tuned ideal for this. There are only four scenes of brightness, and the final end sequence did not use the best effects so the shortcomings show more than desired, but the creatures (Winston's group I believe) looked great with those fluorescent spikes not drowning the line definition at all. The sound was a mixed bag, at times an outstanding reference for True HD with the cavern-type mix to outright screamings through the center channel. I counted only three times that dialogue was drowned out by a poor mix, and with how they overamped the high pitch I could not turn up the sound much past a normal level. The supplements are also a mixed wish list, including:
* Deleted scenes, 28 minutes. This includes an alternate ending which would help answer the nagging questions about who does what in the ship. Some alternate versions of the same scenes, usually just some added dialogue quips, albeit there is one perverse scene that was sick. Worth the watch if you are a fan of the film.
* World of Elysium, 14 minutes. A clip-heavy promo piece that covers set design and a few facets about working for the director.
* Nadia's team, 4:10 minutes. A completely forgettable Quarantine/Blair Witch clip about some crew members who record their last moments aboard the ship before being eaten - lame.
* Flight Team Training Video, 2:45 minutes. Felt like a Starship Troopers type ad film, except for this version of reality.
* Picture galleries, four total with roughly 100 pics/storyboards. You have to really like the storyboard thing here, there are a few nice pics of the set though.
* Disc 2 is the Dig Copy, Windows only.
* Commentary by Alvert and Bolt, technical heavy.
Spanish audio, English and Spanish subs only. I enjoyed the premise and the execution of what the film became. It does not provide all of the answers desired, but Foster is fun to watch and the idea of how it ends is inspiring, could make a great follow-up film. Enjoy.
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The one thing I don't understand is how Dennis Quaid could have killed the crew 8 years into the flight and and still been alive 800 years later to connect up with the other crew members..
The Blu-Ray version is a definite improvement over the regular DVD. The picture is very much improved, and lots of details emerge in more highly lit scenes. Meanwhile, the audio is spectacular compared to the regular DVD version.
The disc itself arrived on time- I have Prime. It was in a bubblepak mailer envelope. When I first inserted the disc it loaded as expected and played, but there was no audio. I tried FFWD'ing and jumping chapters. I removed and inspected the disc; it looked pristine. I tried another Blu-Ray disc; it had audio fine. Finally, I cleaned the Pristine Pandorum disc anyway. That did the trick. It must of had some post manufacturing film or such on it. As always, Amazon had an unbeatable price.
Pandorum was set up for a sequel and a prequel, but the movie didn't do great at the box office. So, if you would like to see a sequel, visit Pandorums Facebook page and Like it. Alvart says they'll do the sequel if enough people do.
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Two of the crew of the fifth shift charged with running the Elysium for their two year stint awake from hyper-sleep, their memories ravaged by the prolonged slumber soon come to realize that is the least of their problems. Not only do they have to deal with the major gaps in their memory, their flight training and underlying psychological traits remaining relatively intact, they also have to solve the mystery of what has happened to their vessel. Quaid stays in the sleep chamber/command center and sends Foster off through service ducts in search of a way to open the door to the command center. As with all plans of mice and men that's when their plans have to adapt to what they find along the way.
What they find is a failing ship inhabited by creatures, reminiscent of John Carpenter's "Ghosts of Mars", who are fast, intelligent, and possessed of a need to feed on whatever food that presents itself which includes their own wounded. The creatures while being part of the peril they face are minor players while Quaid and Bower work at rediscovering who they are and their roles in relation to each other and themselves as well as the other individuals they meet. The movie revolves around the examination of the range of traits that humanity can express from depravity to hero while trying to survive in adverse circumstances.
On the one hand while being a psychological thriller it also is just plain good sci-fi. The movie is plausible in it's presentation of science as a background to roles of people dealing with that science when it goes wrong. The sets, lighting, and photography, are all handled really well, and does well in the "suspension of disbelief."
Overall it is rich in the visuals, acting, and story line and well worth the watch.
Tout commence dans un vaisseau spatial sombre et inhospitallier perdu au milieu de nulle part ; ... et deux menbres de l'équipage BOWER" et PAYTON se réveillent soudainement d'un long hyper-sommeil de plusieurs années.
On ne connait en ces premières minutes rien du contextes, d'où viennent t'ils ? ou vont t'ils ? , que se passe t'il ?
Ils sont désorientés , et nous apprenons que l'hyper-sommeil , désoriente , en produisant des effets partiels et notoires sur la mémoire. Ils vont mettre un certain temps à récupérer , à reprendre leurs esprits et à réaliser ....
Les effets de lumières rendent très bien l'atmosphère dès le début de cette étrange situation , et nos 2 acolytes de l'espace vont très vite etre confrontés à une térrifiante réalité .
Perdus , dans ce gigantesque vaisseau labyrinthique , ils vont devoir survivre dans cette jungle de métal et d'acier , dont ils ne sont pas les seuls locataires ..
Mais quel est donc cette lutte de tous les instants qui les attend ?
D'ou viennent ces créatures d'une sauvagerie indescriptible , d'une force incroyable ,semblant tout droit sortis de l'enfer ?... Le terrible secret du vaisseau sera révélé ...
D'emblé le jeu des acteurs est irréprochable ! bravo à Denis Quaid (Payton), qui renforce vraiment par son jeux le mystérieux des situations !
Ben Foster (Bower) est remarquable , quelle belle découverte que cet acteur , ce qui nous donne envie de savoir s'il échappera à un funeste destin dans sa catastrophique course contre la montre .
Oh Oh !!! mais qui est donc cette splendide actrice au yeux bleu-vert ? Antje Traue ! quelle beauté !!! Elle est ici NADIA , une survivante ,une guerrière , une combattante qui vient porter main forte à BOWER !
La caméra évolue près des acteurs, les plans sérrés sur les visages expressifs, alternent avec des plans larges ... Et force est d'admettre que c'est très bien filmé !! On se surprend à trouver que les plans rapprochés , les scènes d'actions et les moments avec des dialogues forment un ensemble très cohérent !!! Bravo au réalisateur Christian Alvart !
L'aventure-action se déroule dans des décors de belle facture qui ne font pas Toc du tout . Sur un bel écran cela est très visuel ! Mais aussi cela n'est pas gratuitement horrifique. Certaines scènes sont très intenses !!! Mais on évite de tomber dans le gore complet et total avec les kilos d'hémoglobine que l'on trouve dans certains films bas de gamme et sans réflexion aucune . Le Gore total est toujours un peu la marque d'un certain mauvais gout !!! Il y a du rythme dans tout ça !!!
c'est très qualitatif , et l'idée d'un vaisseau tel l'ElYSIUM , partant se promener au fin fond de l'espace ,dernier espoir de l'humanité, vers la lointaine planète TANIS , pour cause d'une incroyable surpopulation ayant fini par détruire la terre ... ( 24 milliards d'individus en l'an .....) ... ce n'est pas bete ...
Les idées bien exploités : Comme "l'évolution accélérée" et celle de "l'adaptation à un environnent hostile" , ce n'est pas bete non plus.
Et Enfin , un vrai grand plus , pour une fois , et c'est trop rare dans ce genre de film où les protagonistes sont souvent éliminés un à un comme des victimes à la limite de l'inertie complete , on a l'impression qu'ils prennent quelques bonnes décisions nos survivants , pour ne pas se faire trucider trop vite ..
Ils gagnent de précieuses secondes à certains moments ,ils essayent de comprendre , ne s'attardent pas inutilement comme dans bons nombres de films ... en bref on n'a pas envie de les traiter d'imbéciles . ils se démènent courageusement!
Des surprises scénaristiques vous attendent ,
une histoire intélligible , du suspense ... et un dénouement final étonnant !!!
Vraiment très bien !
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