Astronaut Roy McBride undertakes a mission across an unforgiving solar system to uncover the truth about his missing father and his doomed expedition that now, 30 years later, threatens the universe. #adastra #bradpitt You've seen 'The Martian?' Well so this isnt Matt Daemon and its not exactly the same. But.. one man in space... It deserves your full attention. It deserves you applauding Brad for being the one person on screen for a lot of the time. His character takes you on a journey. The earth is in trouble. Was it because of the Lima project that was sent years ago. Roy, with a physiological test roughly every 10 mins, takes off on this journey to Neptune. Sure throw in monkeys, pirates and dead people and you have AD Astra. For me i doff my cap to Brad. Slightly dissapointed at the 'action' scenes feeling like they came out of the blue and rushed. No spoilers but also wasnt sure about the Neptune moment. I get the passion. I think the quote "he didn't see what he did achieve' was. Go see it. Take a cushion. (at Cineworld Luton) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2uTaDLHqbd/?igshid=dkln0rsu8eo9












