Moon

The future can be bright and the future can be bleak. It's an area that has always offered writers and filmmakers have often looked at and brought us some real classics. Here is Duncan Jones' homage to the great era of... Full review

The Moon has always been a source of wonder and mystery. It is so far away, yet much closer than the stars. Man has reached the Moon, but there is still so much that is unknown about it. It is a... Full review

Moon is ostensibly a one-man show featuring Sam Rockwell as an astronaut sent to the moon on a three-year contract to maintain a mining station that harvests the sun's fusion energy from moonrocks. We are thrown into the mix with only... Full review

While book racks are brimming with thought provoking, high concept science fiction, the movie genre tends to be populated by invading aliens, intergalactic wars, and adventure, which makes Director and co-writer Duncan Jones' Moon that much more of an oddity. Not... Full review

I was led to this movie, partly because of a sort of dissatisfaction from what we've known as science fiction due to Star-Treks, Star wars, terminators and transformers. On my visit to the local independent movie theater, I was only expecting... Full review

This was the best movie I have seen in a very in a very long time and immediately jumps into my favorite movies ever. MOON puts a relatable human touch on an intriguing and deep sci-fi story that, while it originally... Full review

Directed by David Bowie's 38-year-old son (formerly known as Zowie), with a screenplay by Nathan Parker, 'Moon' is a curious and thought-provoking sci-fi story about a man working for an energy company, mining Helium-3 on the far side of the moon,... Full review

In short, this is one of the best sci-fi movies I have seen in a LONG time. Sam Rockwell plays it perfect, making the viewer feel his isolation and lonelieness. For a low budget film, the few effect shots work seamlessly.... Full review

Originally posted to titsandgore.com, April 2009: Moon is an auspicious debut from Duncan Jones (née Zowie Bowie), a talented new director who happens to be the son of David Bowie (let me officially be the first person to predict that every... Full review

This is a nicely made movie but with a very unoriginal plot. It is so much a prequel to Bladerunner that I kept expecting to see references to the Tyrell corp, or maybe I just missed them. I would have asked... Full review

Moon (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, 15, ?19.99) By ANN LEE - Tuesday, November 17, 2009 Moon is the debut full-length feature from Duncan Jones, son of David Bowie Nearing the end of his three-year contract working alone on the Moon,... ... Full Article

Two science-fiction movies, in many ways polar opposites, but both successful at what they do. After all, there's room for everyone in outer space. Star Trek sets out to make the franchise cool; something its many fans seem to have... ... Full Article

Ahoy, squirts! Quint here. Duncan Jones' MOON was one of the big surprises of the year, a return to an old school filmmaking style ala SILENT RUNNING using great practical effects to decorate a sparse, smart script. ... Full Article

Moon comes from director Duncan Jones and stars Sam Rockwell and the voice of Kevin Spacey. It appeared at numerous film festivals and enjoyed a limited theatrical run this past summer. ... Full Article

The Academy can-and often does-neglect obvious choices in the major Oscar categories. Studios throw their weight behind certain films and actors and it usually turns out that the biggest marketing budget wins. ... Full Article