a5c7b9f00b Two crew members are stranded on a spacecraft and quickly - and horrifically - realize they are not alone. Two astronauts awaken in a hyper-sleep chamber aboard a seemingly abandoned spacecraft. It's pitch black, they are disoriented, and the only sound is a low rumble and creak from the belly of the ship. They can't remember anything: Who are they? What is their mission? With Lt. Payton staying behind to guide him via radio transmitter, Cpl. Bower ventures deep into the ship and begins to uncover a terrifying reality. Slowly the spacecraft's shocking, deadly secrets are revealed…and the astronauts find their own survival is more important than they could ever have imagined.
In 2174, the natural resources of Earth are exhausted and the spacecraft Elysium is launched to the planet Tanis in the last hope of mankind. Due to the long travel, the crew-members are divided in teams that travel in extended hyper-sleep, rotating in shifts along the trip. When Corporal Bower from Flight Team 5 wakes up due to a malfunctioning of his chamber, he is disoriented and with amnesia. But soon he realizes that the reactor is not working and provoking power surges in the ship. Then Lieutenant Payton also awakes and they find that they are locked in a room but the access door to the bridge is not reactivated. Bower moves through the ventilation trunk trying to open the door from outside. Sooner he discovers that there is some weird threatening life form in the ship and running is always the best option to survive. When he meets the biologist Nadia and the strong farmer Manh, they team up trying to reach the reactor and save their lives. Meanwhile, Payton rescues Corporal Gallo in the room, but the menace of the paranoid Pandorum psychological trauma seems to be affecting Gallo.
Sci-fi always have good odds at being different, maybe unrealistic, but hey who says that cannot happen in the future :) The horror part though have one purpose and that is to scare you or at least startle you at times.<br/><br/>I was looking forward to this and I think it has some very good ideas, but the story is not supporting them fully, so it does become a bit obvious and when the horror part then isn't delivering it becomes a bit boring.<br/><br/>It did have some good scenes and I was entertained most of the time, it was just missing to surprise me and really deliver on both sci-fi and horror, it could have done better in both genres and that is a shame.
To be honest I didn't enjoy it at all.<br/><br/>The idea is rather unoriginal, it is an Alien rip-off, monsters hunting on people on a spaceship. Still while being a rip-off it could have been an enjoyable movie. Unfortunately it wasn't.<br/><br/>Firstly, it is damn DARK through all the movie. You see just darkness, flashlights and emergency lamps through 90% of the time. There are some people, some mutants chasing and fighting each other but you just can't see anything. Where is the fun? Then, you don't care at all about these people. Will they survive, will they die, what's the difference? They have no personalities, you barely see their faces and see no emotions at all (darkness again!) And there is quite a lot of strangers on this spaceship so you can easily get lost and forget who is who.<br/><br/>As a result it was just boring for me. There was a promise of a good movie but unfortunately it never materialized.
Pandorum is a dark, disquieting dream worth watching out for.
2174: The battle for earth's limited resources reaches the boiling point. Spacecraft Elysium is launched. The Elysium originated on Earth and was heading for a distant Earth-like planet called Tanis. The trip was expected to take 123 years and was carrying 60,000 passengers plus various crew members whose goal it was to colonize the planet. Because of the length of the trip, the passengers were all placed in extended hypersleep, while the crew was divided into several shifts, each shift alternately awakening to service and run the ship for two years before being returned to hypersleep when the next shift takes over. Bower wonders whether they might have been specimens that escaped from the embryonic chamber holding livestock and wildlife re-populations to be released when they reach Tanis, but German biologist Nadia (<a href="/name/nm1662644/">Antje Traue</a>) says that would be impossible. He then wonders whether something might have boarded the Elysium while in flight, but Nadia thinks that the creatures may have been with them all along. And she is right. As the movie progresses, it is learned that eight years into the mission, crew member Cpl Gallo (<a href="/name/nm1544217/">Cam Gigandet</a>) succumbed to pandorum, killed his copilots, and then began screwing with the systems, waking up various passengers to either kill them or exile those who had "behaved" into the cargo hold to to play his game, which involved themhanging each other from ropes and feeding on their own. Over the course of 923 years, the descendants of the cannibals adapted to the conditions on the ship becoming troglofaunal (cave-dwelling) and continuing Gallo's gametradition. It seems to symbolize that there is something abnormal with their minds and most likely suggests that they all developed Pandorum. This is further implied with the drawings depictingblood running from their noses, which is a symptom of the disorder. This seems to hint why these crew members willingly played Gallo's cannibalistic game. Bower asks this question about Nadia's theory that the creatures are transformed crew members. She replies that maybe they were awake longer than them. However, there are a couple of contradictions to this theory, making her an unreliable expositor. The first being that Gallo was awake for decades without any changes. Secondly, it's later revealed that over nine centuries have passed since Gallo awoke others from hyper-sleep, making it impossible for them to be those crew members. It is very possible that Nadia does not remember how the enzyme works due her amnesia and she even states that she is not certain if she is correct. She did say that the accelerating enzyme was suppose to jump start "evolution", but a person doesn't evolve in one lifetime. Populations evolve over generations, so the genetic changes most likely didn't start happening until generations later like natural evolution, but instead of thousands of years it was cut down to centuries. This would explain why they weren't affected at all. It's implied through Gallo's rant that he wanted to create a "new world" in a wild and primitive state where "life eats life" (alluding to cannibalism), seemly because he believes that aspects of civilization suchmoralistic altruism led to the overpopulation crisis on Earth, judging from his line "they fucked up our planet". He could be referencing the way predators keep population growth in check in the wild. In the script, it's stated that he created the hunters on purpose. They were feeding on the 60,000 passengers in hypersleep (feeding tubes in hypersleep provided the passengers with nutrition)wellon each other. Other food sources were shown throughout the film. Nadia had her biolab and is shown eating grasshoppers. When Nadia was leading Bower and Mahn to her lab, water was shown dipping from the ceilingwellalgae covering the walls. Leland used the algae to make soup. When Leland tells the story, he says "that's what some would say". It can be assumed that he heard it from other victims of Gallo. After resetting the nuclear reactor, Bower and Nadia make their way to the bridge where Payton has descended into full pandorum, suffering from the delusion that he is fighting with Cpl Gallo. His memory having returned, Bower confronts Payton, asking who he really is, and Payton reveals his true name: Cpl Gallo. The flight log reveals that 923 years have passed since they left earth, and Bower asks where they are. Payton/Gallo opens the viewing roof to reveal complete darkness—no light, no stars, nothing. "You tell me," Gallo says. While Gallo tries to force Bower into joining in his vision of the "new world," Nadia notices diaphenous, jellyfish-like creatures swimming by, and they realize that they've already made an underwater landing on Tanis. Gallo takes the opportunity to attack Bower again, and Nadia fights him off but Gallo overpowers her. Meanwhile, Bower's ODS causes him to hallucinate creatures breaking through onto the bridge, and he shoots at them. A piece of the compartment breaks away and hits the viewing screen causing it to crack. Realizing that they are about to be deluged by water, Bower grabs Nadia, stuffs them both into his pod, and ejects it. The pod is filling with water, so he gives his air mask to Nadia and holds his breaththey rise to the surface. Meanwhile, the Elysium senses the hull breach and begins ejecting the 1,211 pods still holding live passengers. As he and Nadia float on the water's surface, watching all the other pods popping out of the water, Bower smiles. In the final scene, the camera pans upwards through the clouds until it shows the entire planet of Tanis. A note appears saying: Tanis Year One. Population: 1,213. The film was set up to be a three movie franchise. Whether or not there would be sequels, however, depended upon how the first film would do at the box office. The film had a $33-million budget and only grossed $20 million. As such, there have been no plans for a sequel, due to the poor box office performance. When things like this happen, the book is usually closed for at least a decade, and when/if reopened, rebooting is acquiesced.
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