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    robinandtami: Having only myself for company wouldn't be too horrible. Having only myself for food is where things start to get sketchy. more »
    Rabid Penguin: *Move Title* was definitely $8-$10 well spent. If you see any movie this year see *Move Title*. more »
    RyaninCalgary: Here's a question why would we ever only have one person on the moon? That's a serious safety hazard. Obviously from the clip he's a clone or somethin... more »
    snakepliskin: I really like the part when the astronaut is forced to watch crappy b movies all day so him the robot and the clone just sit and make jokes about the ... more »
    Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: On the moon, only Kevin Spacey (and yourself) can hear you scream. more »
    sir_pantsalot: He is an astronaut and he is the only person driving on the moon. He manages to get into a crash even though he is the only person driving on the moon... more »
    EricLA2NYC: Isn't the clone thing a spoiler? Yours is the first review mentioning that. I give you guys a FAIL! Two thumbs WAY down! more »
    tok3ninja: How many times is that R.E.M. song played throughout the movie? more »
    mikeness: I'm calling it now, they dug too damn deep. Either the smoke monster will appear, or the hellspawn from mars, coming in through this new emergency exit. more »
    Hello Mister Walrus: Gary... Gary.... more »
    diverguy: Why did the picture of the Enterprise change on the article? more »
    KhaiJB: erm the Enterprise shown up there is NOT the Enterprise from the movie.... more »
    bimplebean: WRONG ENTERPRISE. I can't believe you were fooled by that false image that's been floating around the tubes for the past two years! more »
    kokodhem: I was waiting for the Giz review... I knew I could trust your judgement. Now, I will allow myself to get excited. BTW, my favorite Star Trek franchis... more »
    n9n3: Hey Jason- you might want to change that picture of the Enterprise. It isn't the movie one, it's a fan made rendering from a year or two ago, before ... more »
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