It takes no courage to survive, more to save someone else.

The real hero of this picture is the male astronaut. The female panted and whined her way through it all. In terms of sexual politics, would have been more interesting if the sexes had been reversed. Since film was written by the director, I now think I know his view of women. By the end of the film I wanted to brain the female character and tell her to shape up.

Some minor points of disbelief: I don't know why she stripped to her underwear in what had to be an unused and thus cold spacecraft (Russian) except to give the audience some skin, I don't know why trained astronauts would leave so much junk floating around. It was amazing that all the space stations were beside each other. I don't know why they didn't salvage more from the destroyed/abandoned vehicles before moving onto the next, AND I don't think NASA would have sent someone so psychologically damaged into space.

Scenery awesome and I love space/science fiction, so still gets a positive score.