Credited cast: | |||
Tom England | ... | Mike Webster | |
Joshua Ford | ... | Harry Knight | |
Arjun Singh Panam | ... | Roy Kennedy | |
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Ben Vardy | ... | Dave Bennett |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Marc Baylis | ... | Dave's Colleague (voice) |
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Mike Coletta | ... | Mike, SpaceGab (voice) |
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Simon Worthington | ... | DJ Jimmy (voice) |
THUMP. THUMP. THUMP. A clean, crisp signal cuts through the static and noise of space. When you've spent years listening to the sounds of the cosmos, you get used to hearing weirdness, but Mike Webster knows this is no ordinary signal. It's not a pulsar or a black hole, it's not interference, it's something different, something logical, something with purpose. As part of a three man astronomy team crammed into a car kitted out with all manner of stellar studying equipment, Mike is reluctant to jump to grand conclusions about his little discovery, and secretly transmits a response to the signal. Pointless, he knows, even if it was from intelligent life, it'd take thousands of years for his response to reach them and thousands more for them to reply. But when he does receive a response just hours later, his scientific understanding, and that of his fellow scientists, is shaken. Could this be genuine? Is there more to decipher from the message? How could a reply come so quickly? Before ...
If this film can say anything, it says that with a heart and dedication many can be achieved! It tells the story of 3 scientists who seek the answer to one of the oldest known questions of man kind...Are we alone ?
It's not your typical first contact film, it's a film about friendship, about losing, gaining and bonding. The film was made a lot of heart and passion, the plot was clearly studied, the CGI was sufficient when needed and the performance was adequate by all yet I believe the main challenge was placed on directing as to how hold the audience attention for over 2 hours with a story line which based mainly on 3 characters and I believe this was achieved smoothly in the most parts, I'd only take few things on the movie like the lights was a bit over used in some scenes and unrealistic sometimes, yet over all Cosmos is a great sci-fi flick for fans of the genre who mainly seek a movie with a story.