It wasn't bad and it's a really interesting concept.

I didn't like it at all.

It's funny. When my friend lent me Sunshine, he said "It's alright, but if you want to see a movie about stuff going wrong in space, you should watch Event Horizon instead".

I find it funny because I really didn't like Event Horizon.

ok, maybe it's not actually funny. Or interesting... Never mind.

sunshine was a good movie until it reached the end, it was anti-climatic and so hippy...so not my thing...I would have been happier with a supernova explosion of some sort, now that would have been satisfying.

I was pretty bored throughout most of the movie. It got my attention back when they landed in the other space station but overall this m ovie is boring and I give it a 3/10.

I agree 100%. The first half of the movie was incredible while the last third or so was merely "very good". The intensity level was amazing and reminded me a lot of 2001 with its methodical pacing through extremely intense events. That's a very good thing because I still believe 2001 to be the greatest science fiction movie ever created.

BTW, how creepy was it when they flashed up the crew's faces when they entered the ship? It took me a bit to realize what Boyle was doing and it creeped me out to no end.

IMO, Sunshine is probably the best science fiction movie I have seen since Event Horizon. It's an extremely well-crafted movie with great characters, great pacing, and great horror moments. 

you shouldn't judge people that quickly.

i hated the ending of Transformers, its hard to really determine if the 3rd act had anything going for it. Pirates 3, the less said the better.

i am a film buff. i loves these sorts of films but was bitterly disappointed with Sunshine. It felt like a National Geographic dramatisiation. the dangers they encounter are second rate, you think it's original because its fascinating. The way the characters die off are boring and uneventful. Seriously, the way Chris Evans died in the movie was laughable bad. What i wished Boyle did was play the oxygen part a bit more. Out of the group only 2 could live. At least that would of been the drama and 10 bucks.

I'm not a casual viewer. I love films. I think the best films of 2007 were Away From Her, Mr Brooks, Margot at The Wedding and The Bourne Ultimatum. Juno is great and unusual but i can understand the "hate" for it that is swarming it over the internet. The biggest WTF goes to Southland Tales, you should check it out its out on DVD in the US this week.

BTW, I'm pretty sure Jumper is going to be the worst film of 2008.  

He said his name is Robert Capa? Thats a photographer I did a research project on. He died by stepping on a land mine in the Vietnam or Korean war! lol

I think everything‘s revealed now. Thanks to all ignoring using spoiler warnings.

In my opinion the only really good and original movie by Boyle so far - and by far - is Trainspotting. All his other movies are just more or less original variations of his favourite genre highlights. More a decent hommage \ a well-done copy (choose your preferred term, if you agree) than originality. He‘s rushing through the supermarket of movie history, just like most of his young colleagues.

rose byrne = awesome, has anyone seen an early Australian film with her and heath ledger in it called two hands? highly recommended