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Ver The Space Between Us

(45029) 6.4 120 min 2017 Subtitles and Closed Captions

The Space Between Us is a movie starring Gary Oldman, Asa Butterfield, and Carla Gugino. The first human born on Mars travels to Earth for the first time, experiencing the wonders of the planet through fresh eyes. He embarks on an...

Genres
Romance, Drama, Sci-Fi
Director
Peter Chelsom
Starring
Asa Butterfield, Gary Oldman, Carla Gugino, Britt Robertson

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Genres Romance, Drama, Sci-Fi
Director Peter Chelsom
Writer Richard Barton Lewis, Allan Loeb, Allan Loeb, Stewart Schill
Stars Asa Butterfield, Gary Oldman, Carla Gugino, Britt Robertson
Country USA
Also Known As Vesolje med nama, Między nami kosmos, O Espaço Que Nos Une, 愛上火星男孩, Un Monde entre nous, Bu Dünyanın Dışında, De Marte a Amarte, O Espaço Entre Nós, Khoảng Cách Giữa Chúng Ta, Svemir između nas, Lo spazio che ci unisce, Un monde entre nous, Ha'makom bei'nei'nou, Visums starp mums, Out of This World, Közöttünk az űr, L'espace qui nous sépare, Το διάστημα ανάμεσά μας, L'Espace qui nous sépare, キミとボクの距離, Kosmos meie vahel, Vesmír medzi nami, Vesmír mezi námi, Den Sternen so nah, Tukstanciai myliu iki taves, Un espacio entre nosotros, Svemir Izmedju Nas, El espacio entre nosotros
Runtime 2 h
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description When a female astronaut who was sent on a mission to establish a colony on Mars, discovers she's pregnant after leaving the Earth and went in to labor when they arrived on Mars and died giving birth. Her son who would be named Gardner would grow up on Mars and they fear that being born on Mars; his physiology would be different and not withstand being on Earth, so they don't allow him to leave Mars. Gardner would be well educated and be a genius. He would want to know about his mother, the planet she's from and who his father is. He would get her personal effects in storage and finds a picture of her with a man whom he thinks is his father. He also would chat with a girl named Tulsa who's a foster child who's frustrated with just being a source of income for her foster parents. He would tells her some lame story of being sick and not being able to go to her in person. Kendra, his guardian, asks for permission to let Gardener go to Earth but Nathanniel Shepherd, the man who built the Mars colony and who was with Gardner's mother when she died and thinks it's dangerous for him. But he's overruled and Gardner comes to Earth and likes what he sees. When they do some tests on him, he senses they're going to send him back to Mars but he wants to see Tulsa and find his father. So he bolts. When they learn he's gone, Shepherd is desperate to find him but why is he worried about him or is he trying to keep his existence a secret. He finds Tulsa and she's not pleased to see him at first because he stopped talking to her for months--when he was coming to Earth. When Shepherd and Kendra find him, they run and try to find his father. And his heath gets worse.

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Sarah W.
Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 01:20

A shy girl who finds love in a peculiar way is a nice start to a decent story. However, some of the science concepts, like the way the Doctor deactivated the trip, are just plain silly. You can explain that to your friends and that you are just kidding around with them. As I said before, the film does feature a very young, attractive female lead. However, the acting is average for a Hollywood release and the romance between the lead girl and her doctor is rather childish. Nevertheless, it is a very pleasant movie, with a nice setting and a promising start. My vote is 7.5 out of 10.
Joseph Ray
Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 10:26

Once a year a handful of sci-fi movie fanatics meet in Washington, DC to launch a party. This is the launch party for the Awards Show. (Think you can guess who wins?) Well, guess again. This movie was not an excuse to be political and even in the rarefied atmosphere of Hollywood it was a surprisingly positive effort for a film. The performances are better than expected and the writing and direction are mostly credible. The direction in fact is better than most films and most of the things that happen in the movie are well-researched and real. The story is consistent but is not too much complicated, and does not overdo its fantasy sequences. The movie is shot in some parts and when there is a few quick edits it almost feels like the movie is just going to play out. It is an intelligent movie about the relationship between parents and kids and how they can interact. The two main characters have a lot of depth and they do work well together. The minor characters are kind of likable and interesting. Overall, a film about who people actually are. And that is not a bad thing.
Kevin Hoffman
Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 17:02

I saw the first half of this film at a screening held at the UCLA Art School last month, and it was a powerful, powerful experience. It is a very human film, a story of self and the emotional power of storytelling. My favorite scene, and the one I will go out on a limb to describe, is the shot of a young, drug-addicted Chinese boy trying to hold a lemonade stand in the middle of the street. This scene is the same one used in the opening credits, as the camera pans from the boy to the girl. We then follow a series of different scenes, each one taking us from a different character's perspective. Then, the film ends with the same boy sitting in a car, listening to the wind in the trees, as he contemplates his own problems, and begins to see himself in the boy. I was hooked by the final shot of this scene, and I knew that I had not just seen something amazing, but had also seen something very moving. It was very powerful. I was reminded of what I'd seen of young Chinese men when I was in school in the late 1980s, and the extraordinary difference between their outlook and ours. It was easy for me to compare myself to these guys, to find myself in the same situation, and I was just as bothered by my loneliness, my problems, and by my need to connect with others. I just loved how this film shows that the challenges and pain of life are very real, even for a child. We all need love and acceptance. I'd be happy to see it again sometime. It's the kind of film that you can watch over and over, and it's much more powerful for each viewing. The scene where one character takes in a lot of stray dogs, and they are used to help the boy's depression is very moving. I've never been around animals so often in my life, and I never realized what a big impact they had on me until seeing this film. The kid's movie company is doing a lot of other "human" films, including a documentary about the poor, the homeless, and what makes people tick, and I look forward to seeing those as well. Hopefully they'll all have a significant influence on me.
Timothy Castro
Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 03:47

When I first saw this film, I thought it was going to be like "The Thin Red Line". I was wrong. This movie shows how war affects people on both sides. As a military veteran myself, I thought that the military units did a fine job with what they were given. The acting was excellent and the set and lighting did a great job. Also, the cinematography was great. You really get a feel for the area where the soldiers were living. One thing that I did not understand was why the English were so hostile towards the Americans in this film. It seems that they were fighting a war with some sort of connection to the natives. I found that hard to believe. Another thing that I did not understand was why the men would not leave their military vehicles in the jungle. They were not soldiers. They were meant to be off protecting their country. So if they are going to live in this jungle, why not do their part to defend their country. Also, how did the US government get approval to set up a base in such a dangerous area? Also, I felt that the ending of the film was a bit of a cop out. I thought that they could have at least used a helicopter to get to the base. Overall, this movie is a great film. It should have won several awards, but I think that it would have lost to "The Thin Red Line". I think that you should give it a chance.
Marilyn Hanson
Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 20:37

So if there are few happy things in life than it's not a bad thing, if it is bad you probably already know it. So I would start of with the bad things and end with the good things. This movie would make you be happy with some good. The ending of this movie is actually good, because it's very positive, it isn't anti-Christmas, and you get to see that the kid is going to be okay. The movie makes you think it's really easy to make a better life for a kid, but it's not. The ending is very well done and the kid never ends up happy with the family and he ends up with a bad family. This movie is also anti-politics, because it shows that we can do so much good for the kids. So it's an anti-political movie, but still very good. The acting is pretty good and the movie is well made. There are a few nice things in this movie, such as the way the kid's relatives are trying to help the kid, and how he tries to make the family think that he's not an addict. So this is a good movie, but it's not perfect. 6/10
Amanda Harris
Monday, 01 Jun 2020 03:12

A married man is forced to watch his wife die in front of him. As she dies he begins to unravel his identity and the secrets he kept so secret. It is the story of a man's struggle to come to terms with the loss of his wife and the struggle of his family to cope with the grief. This is a film that is a difficult one to watch. It is very well shot and acted but you may find yourself asking why you are not sleeping a few times. I believe that the scene where the husband discovers he is pregnant is the most memorable and that is a good thing as it is one of the more emotional moments. However there are a number of issues that plague this film. The first is the pace. The film is over two hours long and at that length it just feels too slow. There is not a lot of background story and you find yourself waiting for something to happen. The actors are good but this film is not great in the acting department. This is not a fault in the acting, it is just that the main character and the character he creates are too wooden. He is too hard to like. I understand why some people find him annoying but I find him hard to like. The second issue I have with this film is the plot. It is almost entirely a thriller and there are a few action sequences. However this is where the film loses its strength. The novel was written over a period of about a year and the action is much more contained. It would have been easier to keep the action to a minimum and concentrate more on the human drama of the character. I am not sure if it is just the script that needs changing but it certainly needs the producers to give the director some input. Lastly the problem with this film is that there is a huge disconnect between what the main character does and what he is feeling. This is because the main character is so hard to like. The problem is that the writer is trying to force the character into a sympathetic role but the actor is not being asked to develop the character. I believe that the writer may have wanted the character to develop more but the director is not letting the actor do this. Overall the film does show a good performance from the main character but if it was going to have a better script this film would have been a lot better. I don't recommend this film.
Nancy Martin
Tuesday, 26 May 2020 21:41

I think I might have found something in this movie. I have seen both versions of this movie and I've been able to watch it both times with different movies in the background. This version of this movie is so much more enjoyable to watch. This version of the movie makes you think more than the original version. I think it's a better movie and I think the acting is even better in this version. I really like the movie and I think it's more like a great movie.
Kyle R.
Thursday, 21 May 2020 16:01

The original 2001: A Space Odyssey is a good film that has always been held up as a classic. It's a wonder that even with that film's flaws it's still so highly regarded and is still so well regarded. One has to imagine that a movie like this is never going to be held up very high, but then there's the question of how do you remake a film that so many people have seen. Take 2001: A Space Odyssey and you have 2001: A Space Murder Episode 1: The Vengeance of Spock, which you could not do well enough. Take the original Space Odyssey and you have 2001: A Space Odyssey. Again, not a bad way to go. 2001: A Space Murder Episode 1 is a terrible, terrible film. But I think it's not quite a terrible movie, I think it's quite enjoyable. I think there are a few good things about this movie. For one thing, it has very good production values. I'm always fascinated by how much that Spielberg did or was able to get out of the original film. But this movie does have some decent effects. And for the most part, the acting is pretty good. Richard Crenna is as usual very good as Spock. Boris Karloff is great, as always. He's not great, but he is very good. Marina Sirtis as Uhura is not good, but she is good. Cate Blanchett is decent as Kate Mulgrew. William Shatner is good, as always. And the movie as a whole is a little better than the original, but the ending is not nearly as good as the original. I'm just trying to put this review in some sort of order, because I have this image in my head of a group of people gathered around a table and it's telling me something. This movie has a great message, and a great message is just not good enough to make this film a great movie. This is a very bad movie, but I thought I should say something about it. The original Space Odyssey was not a great movie, but it was a good movie. I'm not sure why I have a bad image of the original. It was entertaining and had some nice messages. I have a good image of this movie. It's very bad, but it's entertaining.
Philip B.
Thursday, 21 May 2020 10:05

Space Between Us is a sci-fi thriller, set in the late 90s. It's the year 2063, and young man (or woman) Sam (played by William Hurt) is in the same class as his new friend Gabe (played by Robert Patrick). They are both in high school, and their teachers are about to throw them out of school. Gabe starts showing interest in Sam and they start a conversation. After a short time they decide to spend the summer together, but Gabe has other plans. Gabe is now an adult and has been living with his mother/father. Gabe, who doesn't remember much of his childhood, and has a poor memory, falls in love with Sam. While Gabe, the teen, is reluctant, Sam becomes increasingly jealous and emotionally disturbed. The film is a solid movie, but the pacing is very slow. It took a while for the movie to get to its point, and the ending feels abrupt and anticlimactic. This is a good movie, but it's slow, and it's slow pacing makes it feel less like an intellectual movie. It's worth watching, but it's not for everyone.
Ryan N.
Saturday, 16 May 2020 04:25

You have to be a fan of the book to be able to really enjoy this movie. The story is told in the book and in the movie, but they are actually two separate stories. I thought the movie was very exciting, and there were a lot of scenes that I have already read the book about, but weren't in the movie. The first movie was good, the second was really good, but this one was definitely the best. I would definitely recommend it, but you have to have read the book to enjoy it.
Matthew Barnett
Friday, 15 May 2020 08:51

I love this movie, I thought it was great! I thought the story was very good and really kept me guessing, but I think it could have done a lot more with the ending, and the details around where each character came from and what happened to them, I guess I liked it a lot more than I thought. It's not as realistic as the other movie "When a Stranger Calls" (which I also thought was good), but it's still very good.
Tiffany W.
Friday, 15 May 2020 02:55

Since the movie doesn't really serve any plot, it's just a movie where the aliens want to get to Earth so that they can colonize. As for the acting, I'd say that they did a pretty good job, even if the script isn't that great. You can't really say that they made a bad film because they had so many things they could have done with this. But for all that, the movie isn't a good movie. It doesn't have a lot of focus or detail, and it doesn't tell a story, but it's still enjoyable, and a good movie to watch with your girlfriend or girlfriend if you're alone.
Daniel Gray
Monday, 11 May 2020 04:42

A simple, yet mature movie that stands alone as a thought-provoking and intelligent sci-fi film that tries to prove that love is not everything. It is not, and yet it is. And it is better than those romantic movies that use everything to convince you that love is everything, and then feel guilty afterward. This is one of those films where you know you are watching an independent film, but not everything seems to be off the wall. And that is an accomplishment in itself. It is not only that. The acting is superb, the production is superb, the dialogue is very well-written and poignant, the production design is well-done, and the actors are very believable in their performances. The story, which is simple and yet intricate, holds your attention from beginning to end. The ending of the movie is less than perfect, but it is not a letdown or anything. The whole movie is what it is. This is one of those films that should be watched by anyone who has a deep understanding of love, and who is interested in exploring it further. 7/10
Arthur
Tuesday, 05 May 2020 11:18

The main characters (Adele, Norman and Jack) have been estranged for the better part of the first hour, but this is clearly a point of contention between the four of them. Jack is particularly resentful of his father's behavior, especially during the 'white flight' period of the 1940's. During the 'white flight' period, they were separated by the Nazis, and his father seems to resent the separation as well. He shows up with his family in a rather chaotic manner, and manages to emotionally manipulate his father into leaving their home, as well as getting him involved with one of his own war bonds (which he intends to keep for himself). Adele, on the other hand, is fairly happy being away from her father and their home, and is more interested in seeing her family and friends than in family. However, in the end, she comes back to them, and although they never seem to be in any real danger, she is trying to make him come back to them again. One of the things that I liked about this film is the contrast in the four of them. Norman, Adele, Jack and Anna are all fairly pessimistic, and I found myself genuinely rooting for them, although some of their actions were hard to accept. The beginning is about how Adele's father (or any father, for that matter) is behaving, and I found the first half of the film to be quite depressing. However, as the movie progressed, and I found myself rooting for them, it got much more interesting. The ending was a bit of a surprise to me, because I thought that it would be fairly one-sided. However, this film has more twists than a typical thriller. As a result, I feel as though it was a little more important to me than one would expect from a film like this. Also, I think that the character's had good performances, and the performances of the supporting characters were very well done. It was a very interesting film that I think you should see. Overall, I gave it a 7 out of 10. The characters had excellent performances, and the film had twists that I thought were interesting and unpredictable.
Brittany
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 04:08

OK, I don't remember the specifics of the story, but I remember it. So I can't criticize it. The scene where they go to the Paris zoo. There are some rough shots of the zoo that seemed to me to be inappropriate for the scene. It did, however, seem to represent a point about the same. The only reason I can think of to suggest that the zoo scene was probably done on purpose was to show us the "loneliness" of Earth. We see a lot of stuff that would appeal to us as humans, but most of the people we meet are so similar to us that it would be hard to believe that they were anything other than human. Maybe that was the point. The story seems to be telling us that we need to learn to appreciate the Earth as a place, and to start being less worried about what we can't change. It seems like a good story to me. Just because the message is delivered by a different means than the one we are used to, doesn't mean it is wrong. When it comes down to it, the movie is about being able to deal with the problems of others, and about the feelings we have for our home, and about the problems we face in our lives. It's a really good movie. I've seen it several times, and have watched it several more.
Juan W.
Tuesday, 21 Apr 2020 21:28

There's nothing too spectacular in this one. But the cast is good, the story is intriguing, the special effects are quite nice and the story is a bit unusual. A young student is stranded in an uninhabited space station where all the women want sex with him. The first sex scene is actually quite beautiful. Although there are some holes in the story which I don't mind. I think some of the actors are looking a bit old and have a bit of a look of maturity, but that's not a real problem. The two male characters are good too and the two female characters have a few good scenes. The special effects are quite good and the movie is enjoyable. And for a low budget movie I think it's good. I liked it and I recommend it to fans of science fiction, romance and older people.
Brian Graham
Monday, 06 Apr 2020 10:48

A new idea in the sci-fi world. I don't understand why the sci-fi world is so obsessed with your personal life. To tell me that you need to leave your job to find love, or why you should only go to work on Sundays. ( I always thought it was wrong, that that was a bad thing.) The space between us was different, but it was also a true experiment. I thought the movie was real, but I wanted more than reality, and more than a story about people discovering love. I thought the movie was pretty clever, but it is nothing else. It is a good movie, but it is nothing else. (6.5/10)
Madison Martinez
Monday, 06 Apr 2020 06:45

I have been waiting for a movie like this for a very long time. A romcom that is clever and feels realistic. And it's better than a lot of those trashy rom-coms that are being churned out of Hollywood. I am very much looking forward to seeing the follow-ups! The cast is excellent and the story is a breath of fresh air. I have seen this movie twice now. I would recommend it to everyone. The love story is very real and very sweet. I have seen a lot of movies that are similar to this and I can say that this is the best. It is much better than any romantic comedy that Hollywood is churning out these days.
Judith A.
Monday, 06 Apr 2020 04:49

Another entry in the CMT anthology series (well, two more in this particular series), this is yet another ambitious sci-fi romance. The film stars Willem Dafoe as an android who wakes up in a spaceship that he built with his creator. His name is Tony Stark, the world's richest man. He can never have kids and loves experimenting with his craft. His attention to detail is remarkable, but his passion seems to be misplaced. It's clear that he had that same obsession for space exploration, as evidenced by his home planet being a fortress in the middle of nowhere. When his mother dies and he's abandoned on an isolated space station in orbit, he takes a step back and tries to figure out what he's been doing with his life. He learns that a man who's as obsessed with exploration and exploration in general as he is has a baby girl. This is the way it's supposed to go, and a woman who's been abandoned on an isolated space station has a child. It's an interesting concept and the story becomes more interesting. The film is filled with moments that might be considered cliche. The same story repeated itself again and again, but it still kept my interest. The film moves along at a nice pace. It doesn't feel like you're watching a documentary. You're watching a story unfold. I think the film is worth seeing for the acting. Willem Dafoe is great, playing this unusual man who's interested in space exploration. The character's family lives on the same space station, and he's drawn to the other family. I feel like I'm listening to a radio drama, especially during the sequences where Dafoe's character, Tony Stark, talks to his daughter about his recent encounter. In those sequences, the sound is very important, and it's difficult to understand what's being said. The soundtrack is very effective as well, as it helps you understand where the character is coming from. The film is filled with memorable moments. In one of the space sequences, Tony Stark pulls a young boy out of the water and puts him on his ship. He pulls him out of the water and he's like, "Hey, how's this for water control?" That was a memorable scene. It's not as deep as some of the other space sequences, but it's still a memorable one. I think this film is not as strong as the previous CMT movies, and the acting is lacking. It's not a terrible film, but I would still say that the acting is below average. This is a film worth seeing, but it's not a great film.
Kenneth O.
Monday, 06 Apr 2020 03:19

I like sci-fi movies and this one seemed to have a decent story line. It did not have the most interesting plot and the plot was unimpressive and predictable. However, the movie did have a decent story line, great visual effects and the acting was good. It did not seem to be boring and that was good. The characters were likable and did a good job with what they were given. In the end, the film is not a bad movie and it was pretty decent and I would recommend seeing it.
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