Variety
While the Wachowskis have always put their greatest emphasis on aesthetics, they allow the visual impulse to get the best of them here...
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Jupiter Ascending 3D
The Wachowskis' sci-fi epic, starring Mila Kunis and Channing Tatum. In a universe where humans are unaware of being near the bottom of the evolutionary ladder, a woman unknowingly set to inherit vast wealth and power is targeted for assassination.
From the streets of Chicago to far-flung galaxies, Jupiter Ascending tells the story of Jupiter Jones (Kunis), who was born with signs predicting she was destined for great things. Now grown, Jupiter still dreams of the stars but is destitute. Only when Caine (Tatum), a genetically engineered ex-military hunter, arrives on Earth to track her down does Jupiter begin to glimpse the fate that has been waiting for her all along - her genetic signature marks her as next in line for an extraordinary inheritance that could alter the balance of the cosmos.
2014Rating: M, Violence and science fiction themes127 minsUSA
AdventureFantasyScience FictionThriller3D
- Director:
- Lilly WachowskiLana Wachowski ('The Matrix' trilogy, 'Cloud Atlas')
- Writer:
- Lilly WachowskiLana Wachowski
- Cast:
- Mila KunisChanning TatumSean BeanEddie RedmayneDouglas BoothJo OsmondTerry GilliamJames D'Arcy
Jupiter Ascending 3D / Reviews
Total Film
Both visually and in the action stakes, Jupiter Ascending could give pretty much any space movie a run for its money.
Full reviewTime Out
You may fear for your sanity during Jupiter Ascending, but you’ll come out smiling.
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The New York Times
A big, woozy, spacey fairy tale with a science-fiction exoskeleton and a core of pure mush.
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The Guardian
It’s all very chaotic and entertaining, like a bizarre cult sci-fi TV show that somehow survived a threat of mid-season cancellation.
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The Dissolve
Not as funny as Guardians, as awe-inspiring as Interstellar, as thrilling as Edge Of Tomorrow, or as provocative as Under The Skin.
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Hollywood Reporter
Anyone hoping for the old Matrix magic to rematerialize (it's been 15 years) is due for more disappointment.
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Empire Magazine
It’s frequently entertaining, but as much for its terrible moments as its inspired touches.
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