Prospect
Directed by Zeek Earl, Christopher Caldwell6.389%74%6.2
Un padre y su hija se han asegurado un contrato para hacerse con un gran depósito de gemas escondidas en las profundidades de un bosque tóxico de la luna. Pero hay otros vagando por el mismo lugar y el trabajo no tarda en convertirse en una lucha por la supervivencia. Obligada a competir no solo con los otros despiadados habitantes del bosque, sino también con el juicio de su propio padre sobre la avaricia, la joven descubrirá que debe labrarse su propio camino para escapar.
Prospect Ratings & Reviews
- poorogue19 de febrero de 2026Sophie Thatcher really brought this film to its peak. Without her, this is a flat 2.5. she did real work here, especially for her first big film.
- ChandraJordan7 de enero de 2026I love anything Pedro is in
- Rick20 de julio de 2025Good character driven indie sci-fi film. Great performances by Pedro and Sophie. Compelling world I’d love to know more about. A weird purple man in a box. Pretty impressive what they accomplished with such a tiny budget.
- Shaydeknight20 de octubre de 2025Prospect is a rare little gem of a film, a low-budget sci-fi feature that manages to feel more like a frontier drama than a space adventure. It's dusty, claustrophobic, and quietly haunting. Rather than sprawling intergalactic empires or sleek spaceships, we get rusted helmets, patched-up machinery, and the suffocating air of a lawless gold rush. It's a western, just one that's set on a toxic moon. The story follows a father and daughter who touch down on an alien world to harvest precious gems. Things, naturally, don't go as planned. But Prospect isn't really about treasure or technology, it's about staying alive, trust, and the uneasy alliances that form when survival is the only goal. Pedro Pascal delivers an outstanding performance as Ezra, a man whose erudition and eloquence make him both captivating and untrustworthy. He belongs to that distinguished cinematic bloodline of well-mannered frontier rogues, like Doc Holliday or Mal Reynolds. He's pragmatic, charming, and governed by an internal moral code that seems to exist only when it suits him. He's not heroic, but he isn't soulless either. There are things even he won't do, and you sense genuine regret beneath his rough surface. Sophie Thatcher, in her first major role, more than holds her own beside Pascal. Her transformation through the film is subtle and believable. She begins the story as a dependent and ends it as a survivor. It's an impressive performance, particularly given her age and inexperience. Jay Duplass, as her father Damon, does well as an unlikeable man who is still recognizably human: flawed, desperate, perhaps a little lost in his own issues. The film's greatest strength lies in its atmosphere. Directors Zeek Earl and Chris Caldwell (in their feature debut) build a convincing world with limited means, all grit, grime, and makeshift ingenuity. The language is slightly evolved, the alphabet indecipherable, the technology half-broken and half-understood. It's a "lived-in" universe, not one polished to sterility. That said, a touch more exposition would have helped. While I appreciate the choice to keep the lore enigmatic, a bit more context could have grounded the story without spoiling the mystery. The dialogue is serviceable but not particularly memorable, occasionally bland, and often too literal for such a textured world. I couldn't help thinking the film might have benefited from a bit more linguistic flair, something closer to the rich hyper-futuristic dialects of Cloud Atlas or A Clockwork Orange. Still, the characters and performances make up for the simplicity of the script. Ultimately, Prospect works because it trusts its mood more than its mechanics. It's not about explaining every detail of the universe, it's about showing how people behave when everything familiar is stripped away. It's a survival story first, a sci-fi tale second, and a moral fable somewhere in between. In short, Prospect feels like a promise, the kind of debut that reminds you how much can be done with imagination, restraint, and a good eye for atmosphere. A little rough around the edges, yes, but that's the point. The frontier, whether on Earth or a faraway moon, is never wholly clean.
- cursedbags12 de agosto de 2025for the budget being $4 million not bad.
- Tim Maccumber7 de diciembre de 2025Go movie ,some parts needed clarity
- wipeout63010 de octubre de 2025Confusing and difficult to understand. There's just enough context for you to build your own story out of it.
Prospect Trivia
Prospect was released on 2 de noviembre de 2018.
Prospect was directed by Zeek Earl, Christopher Caldwell.
Prospect has a runtime of 1h 39min.
Prospect was produced by Garrick Dion, Dan Balgoyen, Scott Glassgold, Andrew Miano, Matthias Mellinghaus, Chris Weitz.
Un padre y su hija se han asegurado un contrato para hacerse con un gran depósito de gemas escondidas en las profundidades de un bosque tóxico de la luna. Pero hay otros vagando por el mismo lugar y el trabajo no tarda en convertirse en una lucha por la supervivencia. Obligada a competir no solo con los otros despiadados habitantes del bosque, sino también con el juicio de su propio padre sobre la avaricia, la joven descubrirá que debe labrarse su propio camino para escapar.
The key characters in Prospect are Cee (Sophie Thatcher), Ezra (Pedro Pascal), Damon (Jay Duplass).
Prospect is rated 12.
Prospect is a Ciencia ficción, Drama, Suspense film.
Prospect has an audience rating of 7.4 out of 10.
Prospect had a budget of 4 MUS$.
Prospect has made 22.777 US$ at the box office.