This film really resonated with me, and I rated it an 8 out of 10 because it achieved so much. It felt completely realistic that scenes were shot in space aboard the I.S.S., and most of the characters seemed plausible, although I would have made a few adjustments to them. The production design was flawless. There's one particular moment I won’t forget—the first time seeing what looked like a volcano from outer …

It's disappointing when a promising idea gets weighed down by flawed filmmaking, and that's exactly what happens with this incomplete science fiction thriller. The story centers around three American and three Russian astronauts aboard the International Space Station who find themselves isolated when war erupts between their countries on Earth. What follows is a descent into conflict as each national team receives co…

It’s enjoyable; it wasn’t perfect, but still enjoyable. *I.S.S.* was sufficient for my tastes. I do feel the pacing could have been improved and there might have been more mystery to be found, but what we get is worthwhile. The set representing the station looks good, and the zero gravity feels believable, while the sound design and other technical aspects are all positive points. The performances from the cast…

The series manages to capture moments where the confined feeling of living on the International Space Station, shared by American and Russian scientists, is palpable. The introduction of “Foster” (Ariana DeBose) increases the number of crew members to three from each country, but it doesn't take long for unsettling news to arrive from Earth. Apparent volcanic eruptions are happening globally, followed by a near-total…