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I really enjoyed this film and enjoyed re-watching it with the commentary by Professor Brian Cox, the scientific consultant for the movie.
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Those reviewers who are stating that the science is bad (or even “ridiculous”) may not have listened to this commentary. There are some errors, which Cox points out, but the overall understanding is not impossible, or even so farfetched as to be ‘virtually impossible’.
Professor Cox is a Royal Society University Research Fellow in Particle Physics at the University of Manchester who also works on the ATLAS experiment at CERN in Geneva. In his commentary he mentions discussing with other scientists at CERN about the Q-ball hypotheses and relevance to sun-dying and restarting in the movie. (Incidentally, he seems to bear the existence these super-symetrical (or super-stable) objects will be proven (by CERN) within the next 10 years or so.) His problems with science in the movie tend to be some of the smaller issues (for example - the craft orbiting Mercury a few times, rather than unprejudiced a ’sling-shot’ expend) .
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His statement on what the penultimate scene means to him (even if it only occurs in a ‘billionth of a second’, or in ‘the mind’) is incredible, and really impressed upon me the beauty, wonder, and fear many scientists beget for the universe. I mediate some reviewers only saw this scene in a literal earth-based perception of time and were put-off by it. Again, it’s not necessarily meant to be seen that blueprint. (And as mentioned earlier, Professor Cox’s comment on its magnificence is spicy.)
Another criticism reviewers have mentioned was why so many unstable people were picked for these missions. Again, I assume these reviewers may have missed something covered briefly in the film itself, and then more in depth in the commentaries. The people picked were stable and generally the very best in their field. Something with gravity, radiation, or another undefined characteristic of the sun caused mental problems . . . this was the reason the second mission included a psychologist, and the reason he was experimenting with the impact of sunlight exposure. I also deem the writer was using individuals to highlight various aspects of human nature, but that might impartial be me.
All that being said, this is not a Star Wars type of film. If that is what you are looking for, you may well be disappointed. On the other hand, it is a bit less obscure in meaning and position than films like Solaris, and maybe even a bit easier to retract on the first viewing than 2001, and, for me at least, imparted noteworthy of the wonder and fear that those films did.
To anyone choosing to glimpse this film on DVD, I’d recommend watching it, and then watching it again (or at the very least, the last five minutes of it) with Cox’s commentary. In my belief his comments form a really exquisite film even better.
Most underrated film of 2007. And potentially the best Blu-ray disc of 2008.
Ground breaking director Danny Boyle has done it again with sci-fi action-adventure film “Sunshine.” It is something you have never seen before. The film takes position in 2057. The sun is dying and mankind faces extinction. The Earth’s last hope lies in the hands of the crew on Icarus II. Attempting to sail to the sun and open a massive nuclear weapon into it to ignite the fading star. Out of the radio contact with Earth, the mission begins to unravel and they gather themselves fighting for their lives and the future of us all.
Fans of other Danny Boyle’s films will not be disappointed. His astounding films include; 28 Days Later, 28 Weeks Later, Transpotting, The Beach and Shallow Grave. The films delivers in every aspect. Unfortunately, the advertising campaign wasn’t very strong for this round of Danny Boyle’s film. And “Sunshine” only played in about 4000 screens. I luckily, found this on playing in a theatre come me when it was released in July 2007 and fell in esteem with it.
Overall “Sunshine” was a immense, colossal, sci-fi film that would be shown to anyone who enjoys a fine movie. I wish the advertising campaign would have been better because this is one film that should not be missed.
Film itself: *****
“Sunshine” uses a 1080p/AVC MPEG-4 which is a titanic choice for the Fox Classic. This film has broad visuals, mainly scenes in outer set. Without giving too distinguished away, the last 20 minutes of the film are amazingly done and the visuals should be nominated for an Academy Award. The transfer to Blu-ray is very well done. When I saw it in the theatre, I was stunned about some of the segments of the film because they are darker and could cause the conceal to be grainy. But Fox pulled through and did a tall job in transferring all the sizable visuals that I saw in July onto my HD TV at home.
Video: *****
“Sunshine” uses English DTS-HD Lossless Master Audio 5.1 Surround (48kHz/24-bit) audio format. It is an capable choice and again, Fox pulled through. The audio on this film alone is Oscar grand. The films soundtrack, soon to be released, is done by John Murphy in an wonderful contrivance. Each scene in this film is memorable with the benefit to John Murphy’s soundtrack (OST) . The Blu-ray transfer is huge. The disc also features French Dolby Digital 5.1 and Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround sound which are a small disappointing but didn’t affect the overall outcome of the disc. I would have liked to stare the same DTS-HD Lossless Master Audio 5.1 in the French and Spanish languages. But overall, the audio delivers past my expectations and I aloof conception on purchasing the “Sunshine” OST when it is released.
Audio: *****
“Sunshine” features a modern Profile, called Profile 1.1 which is newly released in 2008. The Profile 1.1 allows you to understanding the film in PiP. The smaller camouflage being the director commentaries and the main hide being the genuine movie. The PiP option allows you to switch help and forth between the screens without pausing the movie. Fortunately, Sony updated their PlayStation 3 to enable this option a few weeks ago. It works beyond imaginable and I really mediate that this will leave HD-DVD in the dust.
The Blu-ray disc also features an Audio commentary with the Director Danny Boyle which is above par. 21 Video Diaries, all with the Director Introduction. 12 Deleted Scenes and an alternate ending. Two short films: “Dad’s Dumb,” and “Mole Hills” which are mediocre. And the theatrical trailer.
The High Definition Curious tell on this disc are probably the best I have seen on a Blu-ray disc yet. The “Enhanced Viewing Mode” which in the picture-in-picture video commentary are well worth the Blu-ray disc pick alone (Profile 1.1) . It also features a “Surround Sound Mixer” which you can lift audio from the movie and listen to it by itself, or choose your current parts and do them together. A subtitle trivia track, which is loaded will tons and tons of information about the movie, production, and actors. And a search teach index. These are probably the best HD and extra conent features that I have seen on a Blu-ray disc and are well worth the note.
Extras: *****
“Sunshine” is my approved movie of 2007 and could possibly be the best Blu-ray Disc of 2007/2008. I can’t acquire all the High Definition convey on this disc and it is well worth the impress. Profile 1.1, also known as “Enhanced Viewing Mode” is a tremendous addition to Blu-ray disc and I maintain this is what will bring Blu-ray out in the destroy (also the fact that blu-ray has Disney) . I would highly recommend this Blu-ray disc to ANYONE who ones a Blu-ray disc player. A must consume. If I could rate this any higher I would.
Most underrated film of 2007. And potentially the best Blu-ray disc of 2008.
Overall: *****
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