400 Days
Directed by Matt Osterman4.422%29%4.4
"400 Days" centers on four astronauts sent on a simulated mission to a distant planet to test the psychological effects of deep space travel. Locked away for 400 days, the crew's mental state begins to deteriorate when they lose all communication with the outside world. Forced to exit the ship, they discover that this mission may not have been a simulation after all.
400 Days Ratings & Reviews
- randyanderson685July 22, 2025It could have went deeper and gave a better conclusion
- thereelvoiceApril 30, 2025400 Days is one those films that attempts to get it’s viewers to think about a deeper theme and meaning. The problem is 400 Days isn’t thought provoking in any meaningful way. The story attempts to do something interesting in the first half and then forces a sort of “twist” half way through. It ends up not working because there isn’t any mystery to solve or even think about. It’s all explained through the exposition as the characters wonder aloud and the new characters flat out explain what has happened. The film then attempts to get the audience to not believe what they just saw by throwing in an ending that doesn’t actually make sense even if you try to give it the benefit of the doubt. Instead it comes off as if the director didn’t know how to end it and doubled down with a twist to leave the ending “ambiguous.”Viewers will more than likely leave confused and wondering why did the film end that way rather than exploring what the ending meant.
400 Days Trivia
400 Days was released on November 12, 2015.
400 Days was directed by Matt Osterman.
400 Days has a runtime of 90 min.
400 Days was produced by Gabriel Cowan, John Suits.
The key characters in 400 Days are Theo (Brandon Routh), Emily (Caity Lotz), Dvorak (Dane Cook).
400 Days is rated Not Rated.
400 Days is a Sci-Fi, Mystery, Thriller film.
400 Days has an audience rating of 2.9 out of 10.