What a letdown of a film. Adam Driver is undeniably talented, but this movie proved to be unbelievably dull. Nearly all of the runtime consists of one encounter after another with dangerous, bloodthirsty dinosaurs. It feels like just as you start to anticipate some narrative progression, yet another dinosaur appears to fight. Gradually, it becomes clear that there isn't much beyond a simple trek up a hill, filled wit…

Adam Driver plays “Mills,” who embarks on a lengthy space journey with the goal of securing funds for his daughter’s essential medical care. During their voyage, the ship runs into an unexpected meteor storm, leaving him stranded on an unfriendly planet alongside the spirited young "Koa" (Ariana Greenblatt). Their only chance at survival involves reaching a remote section of their damaged spacecraft where an escape p…

The film "65" turned out to be as uninspired and foreseeable as one might expect, but it was even less enjoyable and remarkably dull. Adam Driver and Ariana Greenblatt gave commendable performances; however, aside from the final scene depicting an asteroid impact—which stands out as a visually impressive moment in contemporary cinema—there's little about this movie that leaves a mark within its crowded genre, which a…

65 seemed to possess considerable promise, yet ultimately stumbled due to some peculiar narrative limitations. While not the disastrous film that some accounts suggest, it functions as an acceptable science fiction survival thriller, featuring several enjoyable and suspenseful moments. However, a deliberate pacing and certain odd story choices hindered its ability to reach its full potential. Two significant writi…

The film "65" manages to create a consistently anxious atmosphere in its brisk 93-minute running time, featuring action sequences that feel appropriately sized and moments of unexpected emotional depth.