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Pandorum is a 2009 science fiction horror film directed by Christian Alvart and written by Stephany Folsom. It stars Dennis Quaid, Ben Foster, Logan Marshall-Green and Cam Gigandet. The film was filmed in 2007 on location in Atlanta, Georgia with some scenes shot in Mexico City. Pandorum takes place on the 27th day of a crew's (led by Quaid) journey on board an experimental deep space mining ship named the Aurora when they awake from suspended animation to find that their spaceship has been drifting through space for decades and is now approaching a giant black hole near the end of its voyage. The crew awaken to find themselves without any memories of how they got on board, or even who they are, and slowly begin to realize that they are not alone. Pandorum was released on September 25, 2009 in the United States and Canada by Lionsgate. The film received mostly negative reviews, with many critics praising the film's effects but criticizing its script. According to Rotten Tomatoes, 31% of critics gave positive reviews based on 103 reviews with an average score of 4.6/10. At Metacritic it has a 32% approval rating based on 18 reviews. Despite the lacklustre box office performance, Pandorum was nominated for Best Make-Up at the 2010 Saturn Awards [1]. The film begins aboard the spaceship "Aurora" in Earth's orbit during its interstellar voyage to a distant planet. The ship is run by an artificial intelligence named S.A.M. (for Ship's Automated Minder), which monitors the ship's entire operation. The crew, consisting of eight people, are in cryo-stasis pods, with the exception of one crew member who is on watch. Next to her is her husband, who rests in another pod above hers, covering her face with his hand to block out the light from the viewing window on his pod, as she cries out for him not to leave her behind. Another pod is also adjacent to her. A man named Keller (Logan Marshall-Green), is next to his wife, Amber (Yael Stone), who wears a brave face despite expressing fear for their unborn child. The other pods are empty. Shortly later, one of the crew members' pods opens and he screams as he discovers that he is unharmed but naked and trapped alone in darkness with nothing but his own fears and paranoia to keep him company. To his horror, he discovers an empty pod next to him which had previously contained his wife; it has since been reprogrammed to indicate 'EMPTY' even though it contains her. He dashes toward the cryo-chamber which held Amber's pod, but just as he is about to reach it, it closes, revealing that Amber has recently awoken. The film then cuts to an aerial shot of the "Aurora" approaching a planet. S.A.M. wakes up the crew, but upon learning that they are not at their destination yet, tells them that they have drifted due to a malfunction in the navigational system and are still 2 years away from their original target planet. Meanwhile, Keller awakens with no memory of his past or what he looks like. cfa1e77820
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