Passengers

A spaceship carrying thousands of people to a distant colony experiences a malfunction. Mechanical engineer Jim Preston and writer Aurora Lane are awakened 90 years early from their cryogenic sleep. Faced with the prospect of living out their lives alone on the ship, they develop a romantic relationship. However, they soon discover a critical system failure that puts the entire ship and its passengers in mortal danger, forcing them to work together to save everyone.

Passengers received mixed reviews from critics. While the visuals, production design, and the chemistry between the leads were often praised, the film was frequently criticized for its underdeveloped plot, predictable twists, and ethically questionable premise. Audiences, however, generally responded more positively, appreciating the romance and sci-fi elements.

• Praised for its stunning visuals and the charming performances of its lead actors, Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt.
• Criticized for a narrative that failed to fully explore its intriguing premise, often resorting to predictable plot points.
• The film's ethical quandaries and romantic storyline were a point of contention among reviewers, with some finding it compelling and others underdeveloped.

Google audience: Google users generally appreciated the film's visual spectacle, the romantic chemistry between Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt, and the engaging science fiction setting. Some viewers found the plot to be predictable or felt the story didn't fully capitalize on its potential, but overall, the entertainment value and emotional core resonated well.

Nominated for two Academy Awards: Best Original Score and Best Production Design.

The crystalline robot bartender, Arthur, played by Michael Sheen, was reportedly animated using 3D capture of Sheen's movements and facial expressions, with additional digital enhancements to give him a more artificial, yet expressive, quality.