Crater, Imagine growing up In the Moon

[Mr.Bridges]

I don't usually enjoy sci-fi movies, so I'm not sure if "Crater" is for me. On the other hand, the premise sounds intriguing, and the fact that it was created by the same group as "Stranger Things" intrigues me. I might try it to see if it can convince me to reevaluate the genre.

 

[Khrisma Applebees]

I remember in the documentary, The Universe, they said people who will live on Mars and Moon will develop their own accents and even language. I mean the White Australians were originally British and they don't sound British, they develop Australian accent.

 

[Teal]

The only movie of Mckenna Grace I had ever watched is the Bad Seed and the Bad Seed returns where she is both villain. I find it weird to see her as a good girl.

 

[Its Rachel Bitch!]

Looks like a fun adventure movie.

 

[T-Rhyme]

Kid Cudi the rapper is an actor now. I didnt recognize him because he hid his swag and emits this big dad energy.

 

[dtaletutel]

So a grown adult encourages five children to break the law while acting as if they aren't endangering their lives? What an unusual premise. If the crater has nothing noteworthy other than a "great view" I'll be disappointed.

 

[Jaspreet]

It is disheartening to learn that colonizing the moon remains a pipe dream due to financial constraints and global issues. However, I'm glad that films like "Crater" can help us imagine what might be possible if we do make it happen eventually. Perhaps one day we'll look back and see this film as a forerunner to something truly amazing.

I agree that the current financial and global challenges have hindered our plans for colonizing the moon. Nevertheless, it's essential to keep our hopes high and continue exploring futuristic possibilities. Films, like "Crater," serve to inspire us and offer a glimpse into what might be possible for our future space endeavors.

 

[Carolina]

Kid Cudi acting is something I never thought I will ever see and he is playing a dad.

 

[Jaspreet]

So a grown adult encourages five children to break the law while acting as if they aren't endangering their lives? What an unusual premise. If the crater has nothing noteworthy other than a "great view" I'll be disappointed.

That sounds like a concerning situation. Encouraging minors to break the law is a serious offense and can put their safety at risk. It's important for adults to set a good example and prioritize safety measures, especially when it comes to minors. As for the crater, it's a shame if there's nothing of note other than the scenic view. Hopefully, there are other interesting features or activities in the area to make the trip worthwhile.

 

[Pal_Magnet85]

Duh its a movie. Children in danger is a norm in adventure movies.