Forsaken: Mission Mars

"Forsaken," also known as "Stranded on Mars," falls short of being considered a cinematic masterpiece. While it may not rank among the best, it manages to escape the label of the worst, as I've encountered films far more lacking in various aspects.

One notable aspect in favor of "Forsaken" is its commendable visual effects, especially considering the constraints of its sci-fi genre and production budget. The cast, too, is not entirely without merit, with some characters leaving a positive impact. The film introduces intriguing tensions in the characters' lives, hinting at potential developments, yet frustratingly fails to provide a conclusive resolution.

Diverging from typical Mars-centric narratives, "Forsaken" primarily focuses on events unfolding on Earth. Here, it successfully delves into themes of politics, corruption, and financial exploitation, weaving a dark and significant backdrop for the plot. Not adhering to the conventional Hollywood formula, the movie doesn't necessarily demand a cheerful resolution.

As for the ending, my sentiments are mixed. While the film introduces compelling plot twists, it ultimately leaves the viewer in a state of confusion. This ambiguity constitutes my primary critique of the movie; a clearer conclusion would have undoubtedly enhanced the overall viewing experience.

Space, life force, good visuals, ettects and lanscapes. However the actual story (without spoilers) is a bit of a puzzle. Give it a go if you like Sci Fi. It not visually poor or offensive. Voice overs a little cringey... with a few redicuously funny parts and ideas scalped from Hollywood movies. Above B movie, naive with budget.

The movie is not a mere story about an astronaut left on Mars. It's more about politics and money that become more important than a human life. This story is totally opposite to "The Martian",

This is dire, it has no plot, it is just a a total mish-mash of nothing. So if you're looking for some piece of good Sci-fi, you will be in for a let down. Please do not even bother with this.

Total failure, the film is about nothing, without a storyline, without any meaning