When the movie started out by saying there is no sound in space, I thought I will finally get a movie that depicts space correctly. But only a few minutes into the movie, my hopes were ruined.

I'm not sure if realism is what the director wanted or not but there were very unrealistic moments to create a typical Hollywood cliche. Like "You have to let me go", "I'm not letting you go" scene we've seen so many times in movies. But they do this in zero gravity? They are both stopped. No momentum and no outside force acting on them. But one gets sucked into outer space like there's a black hole.

On top of that, the main character is frustratingly obtuse. She's keep talking about getting into the space ship to save Clooney but she actually doesn't move? Just keeps talking about "I'm gonna save you" but just stays there. When the alarm went off for debris to hit again, she's admiring the view? These are just bad directions.

Overall, it could've been a good movie. Ruined by bad direction.