Saturne V : Planète interdite

A little overdramatic at times and the lead star sounded Australian occassionally. Special effects were limited but ok with the acting fine. A watchable movie but obviously not a blockbuster. Family movie.

Fair acting, Cheap sets. Could have been a decent idea for a movie but needed some money spent of the whole of the movie to.....Make it so. Worth a watch if you haven't got any paint to watch drying.

I really enjoyed this film especially the scenes on earth. Parts of the film really pulled at my heartstrings (quite a few tears). The direction was great as was the cinematography. And I adored Edison. Yes, it is low-budget but creative people still need to be making stuff even without Hollywood big budgets.

Every filmmaker has to start somewhere, right? Newb writer and director Tom Paton put together a decent enough B-grade low budget sci-fi, but of course it wasn't perfect. The cinematography was excellent, especially the earth scenes. Acting was believable for the most part, and that little stick-man assistant was adorable... very cool concept. The S/Vfx were actually decent for a B-grade non-Hollywood flick, with the exception of the clearly low budget spaceship setting. The pacing was slow and the film felt very long with dragged out scenes, for a story that had more filler than substance. There were many plot and technical issues in the writing. The directing was much better on earth than in the spaceship. Overall, I didn't once feel the need to groan and give up watching. It kept me interested right until the end. It's a solid 6/10 from me.

The show isn't all that bad. Better than anything Asylum puts out (but that's not saying much). I just feel it was a bad choice to use WIND during the action shots. Maybe if there was a port open and they were venting out. But it wasn't. First windy scene was due to thrust force? 2nd windy scene was a sling shot around an object. Yes gravity and g-force would be an issue, but would not cause wind. I'm not going to select this as a spoiler. Because it's not giving anything away about the plot or story. More of a GOOF.