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Watch: Stowaway 2021 123movies, Full Movie Online – The crew of a spaceship headed to Mars discovers an accidental stowaway shortly after takeoff. Too far from Earth to turn back and with resources quickly dwindling, the ship’s medical researcher emerges as the only dissenting voice against the group consensus that has already decided in favor of a grim outcome..
Plot: A three-person crew on a mission to Mars faces an impossible choice when an unplanned passenger jeopardizes the lives of everyone on board.
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Ratings:

	5.6/10 Votes: 46,823
	76% | RottenTomatoes
	63/100 | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 305 Popularity: 16.34 | TMDB

Reviews:

Good watch, might watch again, and can recommend.
(Especially for those that liked Gravity.)

This is a very smart, and fairly technical movie about space, both surviving and traveling within it.

Gravity is the only other movie that seems similar (Passengers is more science fiction), and I’m really hoping to see more science fact movies like this come about.

While some of that may put you to sleep, the survival aspect should add enough drama for those looking for an interesting story alongside their space epic.

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I’m a genuine lover of every genre in cinema, but sci-fi is one of my absolute favorites. Within this area of storytelling, I find one-location space movies – usually inside a spaceship of some kind – incredibly captivating when done right. Joe Penna (Arctic) directs and co-writes his sophomore film in a challenging environment for any renowned filmmaker, let alone someone who’s starting to build his career. Creating a story and developing it through the same halls, walls, and rooms for two hours is definitely not an easy task if the goal is to convince viewers to stick around until the end. Entertainment and filmmaking-wise, it’s a tremendous challenge.

With that said, Stowaway is the first big surprise of 2021. Penna and Ryan Morrison put together an emotionally compelling screenplay, packed with excruciating moral dilemmas and a career-best performance from Anna Kendrick (A Simple Favor, Pitch Perfect). The actress raises to the occasion of being the protagonist of a movie that also has Daniel Dae Kim (Raya and the Last Dragon, Hellboy) and Toni Collette (I’m Thinking of Ending Things, Knives Out), stealing the spotlight by demonstrating her more dramatic side instead of her comedic comfort zone. Shamier Anderson (Destroyer, Love Jacked) also offers a remarkable display, which will probably catapult him into making more appearances with more recognizable actors.

The trailers might lead some viewers into believing Stowaway holds a fast-paced, entertainment-driven narrative, but the generic yet interesting premise is taken through a much more human, grounded perspective on life’s most complex decisions. With the exception of Collette’s character arc, every other astronaut receives a well-written script that gives them a fully developed personality with a complete backstory and dynamic, authentic dialogues. Unfortunately, even though Collette delivers a fantastic interpretation as always, her character spends most of her screentime talking with a random, invisible Earth engineer in a separate room, almost as if the actress was kept apart from the rest of the cast. The slow pacing is negatively impacted by this questionable narrative decision.

Technically, huge praise to the futuristic set design, which allowed the camera to move across the space station with ease, giving Penna and Klemens Becker (cinematographer) the chance to employ long, tracking shots that help make the atmosphere feel less monotonous. The VFX artists also deserve massive compliments for everything the viewers see outside the spaceship. Gorgeous, wallpaper-worthy images are spread throughout the runtime. The last act features suspenseful, nerve-wracking situations, but most importantly, it possesses an ending that will spark conversation after the credits roll. Is it a predictable, formulaic screenplay? Kind of, but it’s beautifully made by an extraordinarily dedicated, talented filmmaker who I recommend everyone to follow closely.

Rating: B+

Had potential
The main problem with this movie is that it just feels really dull. There is one character in the movie that gets some form of characterisation and actually allows for you to care for them, however, the other 3 have almost no characterisation making it practically impossible to care for them as much as the movie makes you want to. The cinematography and acting is fine, but nothing great, however the direction feels a bit bland. You never really get any sense of tension or stakes and this is worsened by the dull characters. There are several moments I thought the movie could do something unique or clever, but instead it just went along with a plain, almost predictable plot. You can’t say you’ve never seen a movie like this, with several others doing much better. I can’t say I hated the movie but it just wasn’t anything special.

Implausible in an annoying way
The initial premise, that a human being could enter a launch-prepping spacecraft and not leave, without anyone being alerted, is just too ridiculous to get over. I also suspect that the whole oxygen issue might not work that way, and I really wonder if that’s the way a solar flare would affect a ship. These things might be forgivable if they weren’t devices employed to do nothing more than retell a hackneyed storyline about group survival. The background of space travel was completely irrelevant to the issues being illustrated. Compare to a classic sci-fi like Blade Runner, where the android characters were essential to raising the central theme of “what constitutes a sentient being whose life is sacrosanct?” This was weak tea indeed, made cloying by the predictable casting. Anna Kendrick gets to be the good guy, Toni Colette the mother figure, etc. This really felt like a professionally made, completely lifeless piece of film.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 56 min (116 min)
Budget 10000000
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated TV-MA
Genre Adventure, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Director Joe Penna
Writer Joe Penna, Ryan Morrison
Actors Anna Kendrick, Daniel Dae Kim, Shamier Anderson
Country United Kingdom, Germany, United States
Awards N/A
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix N/A
Aspect Ratio 2.35 : 1
Camera Arri Alexa Mini
Laboratory N/A
Film Length N/A
Negative Format N/A
Cinematographic Process Digital Intermediate (4K) (master format), ProRes 4444 (3.2K) (source format)
Printed Film Format N/A