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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: I just watched the sci-fi movie that’s No. 1 on Netflix — should you stream it or skip it?

“Spaceman” was one of the biggest movies new on Netflix last week. After a slow burn over the weekend, it’s now holding the top spot in the Netflix top 10.

I’ve been eagerly anticipating this science fiction movie starring Adam Sandler as a lonely astronaut and Paul Dano as Hanuš, the alien spider he meets in the great unknown. It made its debut at the Berlinale Film Festival back in February and despite some mixed reviews, it seems audiences are eagerly giving it a chance. So I decided to watch it as well.

Rotten Tomatoes aren’t great. The critical consensus is that movie has themes worth exploring and the cast is talented. But “it (the movie) fails to consistently engage with its most interesting ideas.”

After having watched “Spaceman,” I’d have to say this assessment is spot on. There are some interesting things worth exploring, and the budding relationship between Jakub and Hanuš is interesting. The movie also hits its strongest point when those two explore the trauma of Jakub’s past, particularly his past with Lenka.

But that relationship is just one of several moving pieces at odds with each other in this movie. There’s a satire on the capitalism of space travel that’s attempted and forgotten throughout the movie. Showing Mulligan’s Lenka back on Earth in the present rather than through flashbacks constantly interrupts the movie. And there’s a weird plot element about South Korean chasing Jakub and the Czech Republic for the honor of exploring the mystic cloud first that makes absolutely no sense to be included in the movie. My only guess is that it made sense when it was in the book.

Should you stream ‘Spaceman’ on Netflix?

This movie is flawed, but not without merit. The second half of the movie is much more intriguing and cohesive than the first half, and the time spent exploring Jakub and Hanuš’s new relationship and the trauma of Jakub and Lenka’s old relationship is emotionally engaging and compelling to watch. The final act of the movie ties this all together in a way that genuinely keeps your attention and works, even if it’s a bit strange at times.

Unfortunately, getting to the point where this movie starts to pay off is a 55-minute slog. I almost fell asleep during the first half of the movie while it figured out what it wanted to be. And that was valuable time lost because it prevented us from exploring the themes that did work in appropriate detail.

Ultimately, you should skip “Spaceman.” Sometimes, flawed movies are worth the payoff, but this isn’t one of those flawed movies. This is a shame because it’s so clear that the potential was there for this Netflix movie.

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