source: G-Loc

source: G-Loc

I really enjoyed this film especially the scenes on earth. Parts of the film really pulled at my heartstrings (quite a few tears). The direction was great as was the cinematography. And I adored Edison. Yes, it is low-budget but creative people still need to be making stuff even without Hollywood big budgets.

A low budget scifi which borrows some ideas from the expanse. The 2 main characters are equally unlikeable and constantly make stupid decisions, the villan looks too much like the male lead and it was hard to tell who was who during the fight scenes. The acting was average at best, the sets were probably borrowed from somewhere else but cgi was fairly good. When the best character is an animated stick man there is a problem. All in all 3 stars mainly for the cgi.

After watching G-Lock I'd like to say that i liked it, enjoyed it and think it is quite acceptable and worth the ticket fee. The plot is alright, same as the acting. Probably because i love Space, futuristic movies. In fact, it is our destiny (destiny of mankind) to find other planets to live as our mother Earth one day in the future would not be able to sustain life no more. That will take many many many centuries. But over population, the destruction of the environment, diseases and our bad DNA of always wanting to wage war against each other will prompt migration to another planet, another "Rhea." So, as we can see, the story, with its imperfections, it is quite possible. in fact, it is inevitable. We are going there. We will not see it. But the descendants of our descendants will. I liked G-Lock, hope you'd like it too

A little overdramatic at times and the lead star sounded Australian occassionally. Special effects were limited but ok with the acting fine. A watchable movie but obviously not a blockbuster. Family movie.

Was looking for a good space movie...the first scene made me lose my interest right from the start. When the spaceship is accelerating, they actually mad eit look like wind was blowing inside the ship...

A movie with just 2 actors, and a stupid, classic, childish, old school, blue pill, begining of a love story. I couldn't watched it till the end

In this case you have low budget and unintelligent plot, plus many things that don't make sense given the sci-fi premises. If you want to wade the waters of space sci-fi you can at least have an intelligent plot (not one that seems written by a 14 y.o. who also has no idea how physics work). New sci-fin fans are way more informed and demanding than in the past, that's why this is unforgivable. Some parts are so bad you pity the actors (by the way, this movie has one of the worst forced CPR's scenes you will find in the world of cinema, so trite and overused). The only thing they avoided (just by a hair) is making the male and female protagonist fall in love but only because there was no enough time or because she is one of those new woke female characters who is physically as strong or stronger than men and that would be offensive to some people).

The story meanders, too much 'tell' and not enough 'show', especially from the annoying avatar. The ending does not justify the amount of effort the viewer has to put in, every twist and pinnacle is contrived, the characters two-dimensional and dialogue weak. I can only assume the 'headline' star needed some quick cash? And he needs to work on his accent(s). The whole thing comes across as a poor pilot for a TV show, and not a good TV show either.