Passengers

A spaceship carrying thousands of people to a distant colony has a malfunction that wakes up two passengers 90 years early. Stranded on the ship with only each other for company, they face the reality of living out their lives alone. As their attraction grows, they must confront the ethical dilemma of their situation and the potential dangers that lie ahead.

Passengers received a mixed reception from critics, with praise for its visuals and lead performances, particularly Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt, but criticism directed at its predictable plot and underdeveloped themes. Audiences generally responded more positively, enjoying the romantic elements and the sci-fi premise.

• Visually stunning with strong performances from its lead actors.

• The romantic chemistry between Lawrence and Pratt is a highlight.

• Lacks depth and fails to fully explore its compelling ethical questions.

• Predictable narrative arc that somewhat undermines its intriguing premise.

Google audience: Google users generally appreciated the film's romantic storyline and the chemistry between the main stars. Many found the visual effects impressive and the premise engaging, though some noted that the plot became somewhat predictable as it progressed. The film is often seen as an enjoyable, albeit not groundbreaking, sci-fi romance.

Nominated for 2 Academy Awards (Best Original Score, Best Production Design).

The production design team built a functional bar on set that Michael Sheen's character, Arthur the android, would serve drinks in. The bar was made of 30,000 pieces of illuminated material.