El destino de Jupiter (Jupiter Ascending)

2015 • 127 minutos

Información de esta película

De las calles de Chicago a galaxias remotas, atravesando el espacio vertiginosamente, Júpiter Ascending es una aventura épica de ciencia ficción que sigue a la oprimida Jupiter Jones (Milla Kunis – Cisne negro), que está destinada a la grandeza. Cuando un cazador ex militar diseñado genéticamente Caine (Channing Tatum – Magic Mike) la localiza, ella empieza a vislumbrar el destino que le espera desde el principio: su código genético la señala como la heredera de un extraordinario legado que podría alterar el equilibrio del cosmos. Lana y Lilly Wachowski (las películas de Matrix, Cloud Atlas) nos llevan a otro viaje visionario hacia lo desconocido. Protagonizado también por Sean Bean (Juego de tronos), Eddie Redmayne (Les Misérables) y Douglas Booth (Noah), esta emocionante aventura de ciencia ficción ampliará tu universo. La batalla por nuestro mundo comienza con ella.

Valoraciones y reseñas

If you managed to give this movie anything more than 3 stars. You are a window licking-crayon eater. Sorry to say it but it is the truth. The sad thing is, it has a decent set up for a great cinematic universe. It just has no direction and all actors act like they were cut from cardboard. Just because it has a pretty boy, people seem to give it a great rating. Kind of pathetic, honestly

I really enjoyed this movie. Channing Tatum & Mika Kunis may have alot to do with it. 😉 I liked the story, the futuristic tech was cool too. Loved the part about the bee's, that was cool. I think it would have been better as a TV series. Then we could have followed the characters journey, Jupiter's search for her roots etc. His could fight for answers at her side while discovering his own truths. Etc Sorry for the ramble. Lol

First Twenty minutes of this film are amazing. If you want it to stay that way, turn it off after that mark because it is a sharp as heck decline after that. Some of the worst acting and characters are on display here. No good protagonist, and even worst antagonist. Twenty minutes in, hit mute, turn to the nearest wall, and try to imagine what the rest of the movie will be like. I guarantee what you picture is a million times better than what is delivered here