Passengers

"Given the imaginative setup and the material's provocative questions about mortality (...) the movie's neat lessons about the nature of happiness and a life well lived feel too easy, too obvious." 

"'Passengers' is the tale of a lonely guy in space, the drama of an ethical conundrum, a love story featuring two of the hottest actors on the planet, and a turbulent sci-fi action-adventure - and for all of that, it manages to be not a very good movie." 

"'Passengers' refuses to really wrestle with the compelling questions at its core, instead opting to lean on Lawrence and Pratt’s collective charm to keep things ticking amiably along (...) 'Titanic' in space? No, but it's certainly a disaster." 

"The spectacle feels lifeless and what could have been a challenging moral provocation dissolves into sappy, feel-good pandering. Lawrence and Pratt deserve better. So do audiences (...) Rating: ★½ (out of four)" 

"'Passengers' is not very good. In fact, it’s pretty bad." 

"The movie is propulsive and, if you aren’t nauseated by the ethics, quite engaging." 

"A pleasant surprise (...) 'Passengers' has moments of intense drama that take the actors to places of extreme feeling"