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Sputnik (2020)

At the height of the Cold War, a Soviet spacecraft crash lands after a mission gone awry, leaving the commander as its only survivor.

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Michael Phillips 12 Aug 2020

The clever and nicely gory Sputnik comes from Russia with love, slime, and an impressive lesson in efficient, low-cost pulp filmmaking.

John DeFore 14 Aug 2020

Oleg Malovichko and Andrei Zolotarev's script neither brings it to life nor quite has us rooting for its destruction.

Mauro_Lanari 07 May 2021

(Mauro Lanari) Abramenko's debut is still derivative from Western and Hollywood cinema. It does not ape "Alien", "The Thing" or "Arrival" since the intent of this director, class of 1987, is the propagandistic one of stigmatizing the USSR from today's Russian pulpit by underlining the caesura of 1989 (glasnost, perestroika, Gorbachev), intent sinked by the infantilism of his primary reference: the Duffer Brothers.

David Fear 12 Aug 2020

You’ve seen this before. Think of it as a potent dose of sci-fi/horror Methadone to keep the withdrawals at bay.

MusiciansLife 15 Aug 2020

Set in soviet era Russia this film brilliantly unravels as a psychological suspense drama with sci-fi overtones. It is at heart a mystery story deconstructed against the socialist structure and forces at play during Russia in the 80s and this sets a tone that is unique to Russian film identity. It is cleverly told with nuance not found in most American films. The dialogue driven story slowly builds on the suspense that it sets up from the start and climaxes to a satisfying conclusion. The ending seems to be happy but hints at something else going on. Spoiler alert*** Why does the son refer to himself as a girl and uses Tatyana’s name before meeting her for the first time? Did the creature survive and use Tatyana as a host to connect with Konstantin’s son .. if so then the connection with his son was established in some way while it was connected to Konstantin. Could this be a metaphor of breaking away from the socialist structure that held it captive to establish a hive mind in which it will now be able enslave humanity itself.