GERTY THOUGH, MY FAVORITE.

TAKE THAT WALL-E!!!!!!!!

Oh god, I have this thing were after 1 am, I become super delusional and say the most ridiculous things.

Well, where do I start?

Sam Rockwell plays Sam Bell the only man working for Lunar Industries, in one of their Lunar docks, with a three year contract and only two weeks left until he can leave to go back to Earth. Accompanied by Gerty (Kevin Spacey) a machine that attends to his everyday needs, and has computer facial expressions that I couldn't possibly handle, since I pictured Kevin Spacey constantly. There is no interaction whatsoever with the outside world so Sam is forced to communicate with either; GERTY, himself or his plants.…

I love science fiction. Don't care if it's good, bad, smart, silly or stupid, if it's science fiction I'll give it a go. More often than not filmmakers treat the genre as an excuse to make an action film, filled to the brim with special effects. As fun as that usually is, it sells the genre short.
Science fiction is a 'literature of ideas'. It is about speculation and postulating ideas set in a (near) future. The fact that Moon understand this so well makes it an instant genre classic.

Moon takes a futuristic setting (a moonbase) and weaves a wonderful, human story around this backdrop. It asks 'what if' questions science fiction should always ask, in this case '…

Wow. I went into this film blind, all I knew about it was that it was about Sam Rockwell alone on the moon, which I sort of ascertained from looking at the poster. I wasn't really that hyped about this, I kind of just stuck it on because I felt like watching a film. I'm so glad I did.

Sam Rockwell plays a guy called Sam Bell who is working alone on the far side of the moon with only his robot acquaintance GERTY, voiced by the fantastic Kevin Spacey. Yes, that may sound simplistic, perhaps even dull, but Moon is a character film, and a very interesting one at that. Rockwell is exquisite at retaining the audience's attention and…

I'll tell you whats great, movies that are smart. You don't have to be a genius to get this movie, no not by any stretch but this movie never once dumbs itself down which I love and wish that more movies would follow its example on it.

I have to talk about Sam Rockwell. In the same way that Castaway was a one man show who's success completely depended on Tom Hanks, this movie is a one man show who's success completely deepened on Sam Rockwell. I have always loved Rockwell and thought that he should be a lot more popular then he is and this movie only strengthens that opinion. After all of the great movies that Rockwell has…