Army Corps engineer Roy McBride embarks on a mission across the galaxy to discover the truth about his father, who disappeared in space 20 years ago while searching for signs of alien life. Though he was once presumed dead, new evidence suggests Roy's father may still be alive, hiding within an abandoned power plant on a distant planet - and that he could potentially pose a dangerous threat to the entire universe.
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The suit alleged the makers of the sci-fi film "blatantly infringed" on a space thriller written by Madison Jones, head of de Passe Entertainment. He said he will appeal the ruling.
James Gray says the final cut of "Ad Astra" is not his cut of the movie.
Inevitably, when a new space-set film or TV series arrives, there are a ton of scientists and other folks that want to critique the project based on its scientific accuracy. Sometimes, this is a valid thing to look at, especially when you’re talking about a feature like “The Martian,” where the science is at the …
Ad Astra follows Roy McBride (Brad Pitt) on a mission across the solar system to uncover the truth about his father. Watch live as Brad Pitt, Director James ...
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The director doesn’t know if the human race will survive, but he can spot all the mistakes in his own movies.
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Brad Pitt Interview Ad Astra, Fight Club and World War Z 2 Earlier this week, I got to sit down and talk with Brad Pitt about his new movie Ad Astra. In Jame...
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Brad Pitt, the star and producer of James Gray’s sci-fi drama “Ad Astra,” which world premieres at Venice on Thursday, said that the film was a personal one and to some extent dea…
The indie stalwart chats about his new space epic, navigating the Fox-Disney merger and why he’s not afraid to take on Trump in his next movie.
Considered a sure thing for Cannes, James Gray's "Ad Astra" is still being worked on and might not be ready in time for the film festival.
The helmer hopes to premiere the film at Cannes, but effects work and Fox-Disney fallout might be a challenge. Next up, L.A. Opera's 'The Marriage of Figaro.'
20th Century Fox plans to open the movie in May 2019, but the director isn't so sure he'll be able to meet that deadline.
The sci-fi epic will also star Brad Pitt, Tommy Lee Jones and Ruth Negga.