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Originally Published 1 year ago — by The New York Times
Adam Sandler's new Netflix film "Spaceman" struggles to find its identity, echoing the challenges faced by many sci-fi space movies in the past. The movie, featuring Sandler as a Czech cosmonaut, attempts to explore themes of loneliness and disconnection but falls short, ultimately being criticized for being boring and lacking the brilliance it aspired to achieve.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Direct
In the Netflix movie "Spaceman," the character of Hanuš, a giant alien spider voiced by Paul Dano, serves as a symbolic and psychological companion to Adam Sandler's astronaut character, Jakub. The spider helps Jakub confront his inner struggles and selfish attitudes, ultimately guiding him to reevaluate his life and relationships. The film leaves the question of Hanuš' reality open to interpretation, with the director suggesting that the answer lies in the eye of the beholder.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Digital Trends
Netflix's new sci-fi drama "Spaceman" features Adam Sandler as an astronaut seeking self-discovery, and viewers interested in similar movies can watch "Ad Astra," "First Man," and "Interstellar." These films explore deep emotional themes and space exploration, offering compelling stories of loneliness, grief, and relationships. Additionally, for fans of rom-coms, there are recommendations for TV shows and other sci-fi movies available on Netflix.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Inverse
The ending of Netflix's movie "Spaceman" is open to interpretation, with the director and cast offering insights into its deeper meaning. Adam Sandler sees it as a journey back to the beginning of love, while Paul Dano suggests it could represent death or rebirth. Director Johan Renck discusses the concept of time and the ability to start anew, emphasizing the importance of moving forward in life.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Hollywood Reporter
This week's entertainment highlights include the premieres of Dune: Part Two, Spaceman, The Regime, and other events in Los Angeles and New York, as well as the sixth annual Kodak Film Awards and People's Post-SAG Awards gala. Notable attendees included Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Kate Winslet, Adam Sandler, Carey Mulligan, and many others, with various screenings, premieres, and festivals taking place throughout the week.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Slate
Adam Sandler stars in the Netflix drama "Spaceman," a peculiar psychological sci-fi film about a lonely astronaut's mission to Jupiter and his unexpected friendship with a giant space spider. While the movie's originality and Sandler's dramatic performance stand out, the central relationship between the astronaut and his wife feels lacking. Despite some emotional moments, the cosmic and earthly climaxes fail to make a significant impact, leaving the peculiar friendship between the astronaut and the alien as the film's most memorable aspect.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Verge
Netflix's film "Spaceman" follows a Czech astronaut on a solo journey near Jupiter, where he encounters a lovable giant spider alien named Hanus, voiced by Paul Dano. The film explores themes of loneliness and personal failings, with restrained performances from Adam Sandler and Paul Dano. Despite its sad tone, the story ties together well and ends on a hopeful note, making it a poignant and cathartic sci-fi experience.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Entertainment Weekly News
Director Johan Renck reveals that Adam Sandler endured significant pain while filming the science fiction movie Spaceman, in which he portrays an astronaut living in zero gravity. The film, now streaming on Netflix, is a meditative drama based on the novel Spaceman of Bohemia and features Sandler alongside Paul Dano as a spider-like alien. Renck explains that Sandler's interest in the project led to his involvement, and the filming process involved Sandler acting alone with the alien and dialog added later. The director acknowledges that the film may challenge audience expectations but encourages viewers to immerse themselves in the unique experience.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Inverse
Adam Sandler delivers a somber and emotionally resonant performance in "Spaceman," a slow and moody space drama on Netflix where he plays a lonely astronaut on a solo mission who encounters a giant talking spider. Directed by Johan Renck, the film prioritizes mood over emotion, with Sandler's exceptional performance standing out despite the subdued nature of the rest of the movie. While the film falls short of being a profound journey, Sandler's portrayal and the unique premise make "Spaceman" worth a watch for those seeking a singular and thought-provoking sci-fi experience.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Hollywood Reporter
Netflix's March 2024 lineup includes the debut of "Spaceman," featuring Adam Sandler in a serious space drama, and "3 Body Problem," a highly anticipated series adaptation of a best-selling sci-fi epic. Other highlights include the series spinoff "The Gentlemen," the fantasy film "Damsel" starring Millie Bobby Brown, the third season of "Girls5eva," and the return of the survival reality show "Physical 100." Additionally, a variety of movies and international titles will be added to the streaming platform throughout the month.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The A.V. Club
"Spaceman," a Netflix drama starring Adam Sandler, fails to effectively convey its themes of loneliness and alienation, despite its visually arresting outer space setting and philosophical source material. The film's portrayal of a lonely astronaut's emotional turmoil and his interactions with a giant spider alien lacks tonal cohesion and falls short in balancing sentimentality with cerebral exploration. While the CGI spider character serves as a narrative device, the film struggles to fully engage with its themes, resulting in a lackluster execution that fails to resonate with its audience.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Bored Panda
Adam Sandler discusses the challenges of parenting and bonding with his daughters, Sadie and Sunny, who have acted alongside him in several films. Despite working together, the teenage girls reportedly keep their distance from their famous father, with Adam acknowledging that they "do their thing" and he expresses his love for them. The Sandler family recently starred together in the 2023 Netflix film "You Are So Not Invited To My Bat Mitzvah," and Adam's new movie "Spaceman," in which his daughter Sunny plays a role, is set to premiere on Netflix on March 1.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Daily Mail
Actor Adam Sandler revealed in an interview that his teenage daughters, Sadie and Sunny, don't talk to him much, even when they work together on his films. He expressed his love for them and shared that they are considering careers in acting. Sandler's family, including his wife and daughters, have appeared in various films together, and his daughters are set to star in his upcoming Netflix film, "You Are SO Not Invited To My Bat Mitzvah," for which they will each earn $65,000.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Entertainment
Adam Sandler shared that despite casting his teenage daughters in his movies, they still don't talk to him much and "do their thing." The actor, joined by his family at the premiere of his new movie Spaceman, spoke about working with his daughters Sadie and Sunny, acknowledging that they do their best and then go on with their lives. Sandler's daughters have been acting alongside their parents for over a decade, and the family recently starred together in a Netflix film. Spaceman, a more dramatic role for Sandler, is set to release on Netflix on March 1.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by PEOPLE
Adam Sandler jokes about his struggle to connect with his teenage daughters despite casting them in his movies, admitting that they still won't talk to him much. The actor's daughters, Sadie and Sunny, have been working with him and their mother, Jackie, in films for over a decade. Sandler's new movie, Spaceman, features him in a dramatic role as an astronaut trying to salvage his marriage, and it also stars Carey Mulligan and Paul Dano.