Orbiting above a planet on the brink of war, scientists test a device to solve an energy crisis and end up face-to-face with a dark alternate reality.

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Film Cast:

• Ava Hamilton: Gugu Mbatha-Raw
• Schmidt: Daniel Brühl
• Mundy: Chris O’Dowd
• Kiel: David Oyelowo
• Monk Acosta: John Ortiz
• Tam: Zhang Ziyi
• Mina Jensen: Elizabeth Debicki
• Volkov: Aksel Hennie
• Michael Hamilton: Roger Davies
• Molly: Clover Nee
• Mark Stambler: Donal Logue
• Radio Voice: Simon Pegg
• Joe (voice): Greg Grunberg
• Ayana Age 7: Jordan Rivera
• Newscaster: Suzanne Cryer
• Isaac (age 4): Nathan Oliver

Film Crew:

• Director: Julius Onah
• Producer: J.J. Abrams
• Screenplay: Oren Uziel
• Screenplay: Doug Jung
• Executive Producer: Bob Dohrmann
• Hair Department Head: Anne Morgan
• First Assistant Director: Mark Anthony Little
• Second Assistant Director: Christopher T. Sadler
• Art Department Coordinator: Courtney Laine Koller
• Art Direction: Mike Piccirillo
• Stunt Coordinator: Mike Massa
• Set Production Assistant: Jacob Brades
• Set Production Assistant: Daniela Giraldo
• Production Accountant: Terri Greening
• Makeup Artist: Randi Mavestrand
• Executive In Charge Of Production: Betsy Megel
• Conceptual Illustrator: Fabian Lacey
• Set Designer: Chris Sanford
• Property Master: Andrew M. Siegel
• Stand In: Elena Dizon
• Hairstylist: Elizabeth Cortez
• Set Designer: Joseph Hiura
• Set Dresser: Michael Thurman
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Joseph E. Colmenero
• Boom Operator: Douglas Shamburger
• Special Effects Supervisor: Blumes Tracy
• Stunts: Ashlen Aquila
• Assistant Art Director: Gustaf Aspegren
• Set Dresser: Andre Freimann
• Researcher: Lizzy Jane Klein
• Sound Effects Editor: Justin M. Davey
• Sound Mixer: Steven A. Morrow
• Set Designer: Patrick Dunn-Baker
• Sound Effects Editor: Matt Yocum
• Rigging Gaffer: John R. Manocchia
• Construction Coordinator: Chris Snyder
• Digital Compositors: Tricia Barrett
• Second Unit Director of Photography: Pete Romano
• Transportation Captain: Dan Romero
• Producer: Lindsey Weber
• Editor: Alan Baumgarten
• Set Dresser: Gregg Szabo
• Stand In: David Philip Reed
• Script Coordinator: Jake Waller
• Set Dresser: Jeremy Cisneros
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Jason H. Snell
• Script Supervisor: Jean-Paul Chreky
• Executive Producer: Tommy Harper
• Casting: Denise Chamian
• Makeup Department Head: Bill Corso
• Visual Effects: Don Bitters III
• Assistant Costume Designer: Timothy A. Wonsik
• Carpenter: James Crain
• Stunts: Craig Frosty Silva
• Second Unit Director of Photography: Josh Bleibtreu
• Lighting Technician: Greg Etheredge
• Assistant Production Coordinator: Laura Peña
• Set Production Assistant: Alley Sardi
• Set Decorating Coordinator: Stephanie Kenny
• Set Dresser: Paul Mugavero
• Set Dresser: Fante Zamora
• Boom Operator: Craig Dollinger
• Still Photographer: Scott Garfield
• Post Production Assistant: Torrie Goedtel
• Key Grip: Joe Macaluso
• Set Production Assistant: Joseph Badagliacca
• Production Coordinator: Michyl-Shannon Quilty
• Production Design: Doug J. Meerdink
• Standby Painter: Chris Samp
• Casting Associate: Beth Day
• Stand In: Nev Smith
• Key Makeup Artist: Geneva Nash Morgan
• Visual Effects Coordinator: Jingjing Fan
• Digital Compositors: Li Zi Yang
• Second Unit Director of Photography: Bruce McCleery
• Ager/Dyer: Liz Oliver
• Set Costumer: Kelly Porter
• Post Production Supervisor: Lisa Rodgers
• Set Costumer: Susan Lee
• Dialect Coach: Elizabeth Himelstein
• Carpenter: Jay K. Bedore
• Set Dresser: Paul Penley
• Set Designer: Rich Romig
• Grip: Jack Serino
• Costume Supervisor: Tom Macdonald
• Costume Design: Colleen Atwood
• Director of Photography: Dan Mindel
• Executive Producer: Matt Reeves
• Editor: Matt Evans
• Editor: Rebecca Valente
• Executive Producer: Jon Cohen
• Visual Effects: Brian Adler
• Chief Lighting Technician: Christopher Prampin
• Assistant Chief Lighting Technician: Mark Hadland
• Script Supervisor: Dawn Gilliam
• Storyboard Artist: Jonathan Gesinski
• Set Decoration Buyer: Sara Philpott
• On Set Dresser: John Herrera McElroy
• Stunt Double: Alisa Hensley
• Executive Visual Effects Producer: Jeanie King
• Stunts: Chris O’Hara
• Stunt Double: Stephen Bralver
• Stunts: Brandon Beckman
• Stunt Double: Martin De Boer
• Stunt Double: Daniel Arrias
• Stunt Double: Brian Avery
• Stunts: Michael T. Brady
• Stunt Double: Kevin Arnold
• Stunt Double: Kiralee Hayashi
• Stunts: Kris A. Jeffrey
• Stunts: Randy Haynie
• Stunts: Bethany Levy
• Stunts: Darryl Reeves
• Stunts: Michael McGuire
• Stunts: Kyle Weishaar
• Stunt Double: PeiPei Alena Yuan
• Special Effects Makeup Artist: Andy Clement
• Original Music Composer: Bear McCreary

Movie Reviews:

• EmkEyen: Putting Roy on a space station might sound like a bad idea, but making this movie was even worse. The Cloverfield Paradox is a rushed copy/paste job with not enough time to glue the events together. A bit of Alien here, a splash of The Philadelphia Experiment there and a handful of other classic sci-fi flicks sprinkled on top. Oh, that bit in Evil Dead was funny, lets have some of that too! Wrap it up with a title that attracts the horror people too and it is time to cash in the mockbuster it is.
• Netflix. Don’t go down this road. Let it end here.
• tmdb15214618: It’s fine sci-fi schlock. There’s a likable cast, a few tense body horror moments, and an interesting idea with a disembodied arm. The mostly generic hodge podge of a script doesn’t live up to the potential of the rest of the elements. However, the most glaring flaw is the B-plot, Earth scenes added thanks to test audiences, which doesn’t have any bearing on the principal story that happens in space. Thanks, test audiences.
• ConradM: Like Prometheus in 2012, this was a serious disappointment. The characters’ decisions are bizarre, motivations are unexplained. The science is bogus. The horror elements are not horrifying. The whole thing lacks style, originality, humour or any kind of spark.
• The movie fails to establish any meaningful personality for the crew members, so the only question becomes which one will die next. OK, there’s one potentially interesting idea: have each character speak in their own national language (except the Brazilian guy: not sure why he doesn’t get to?!) but the movie fails to take it anywhere.
• Similar but much better films include: Europa Report, Event Horizon, Solaris (original and remake), Cargo, 2010.