Anything after the credits in Supernova?
Where Supernova is streaming
-
Amazon Prime Video
Stream
-
MGM Plus Roku Premium Channel
Stream
-
Amazon Prime Video with Ads
Stream
-
Amazon Video
Rent
-
Apple TV Store
Rent
-
Google Play Movies
Rent
-
YouTube
Rent
-
Fandango At Home
Rent
Everywhere Supernova is streaming →
Availability from JustWatch via TMDB. Varies by region.
No one has voted on Supernova
Set in the 22nd century, when a battered salvage ship sends out a distress signal, the seasoned crew of the rescue hospital ship Nova-17 responds. What they find is a black hole--that threatens to destroy both ships--and a mysterious survivor whose body quickly mutates into a monstrous and deadly form.
Who directed Supernova, and who is in it
Filmmakers
-
Walter Hill
Director
- David C. Wilson Screenplay
- Dan Chuba Story
-
William Malone
Story
-
David C. Williams
Composer
Cast
Backdrops and posters
TMDB user reviews
John Chard
Heal thyself, doctor.
The back story to Supernova is actually more interesting than the studio cut of the film that is available to view. Director's coming and going, one (Walter Hill) taking his name off the credits, butchery by studio interference, different endings, different planned thematics, shelved for two years and etc. Supernova was a messy production and sadly it shows, making Walter Hill's original cut (unavailable) the "Magnificent Ambersons" of the sci-fi genre.
Plot, in the skew-whiff edited version we are fed here, is basically a riff on Ridley Scott's Alien. Space dudes up in space take on board a too good to be true hitch-hiker dude, which is a bad idea. Sadly it's all…
RalphRahal
Supernova feels like a wasted opportunity wrapped in decent visuals. The directing is all over the place, which makes sense given the messy production history, and it really shows. The pacing drags, making even the short runtime feel longer than it should. You can tell there were attempts to build tension or mystery, but the script just doesn’t give it enough fuel. The story lacks depth, and the characters feel like cardboard cutouts drifting through space. It tries to be a mix of sci-fi and psychological thriller, but it never really commits to either, leaving it floating in this weird limbo.
On the plus side, the cinematography is surprisingly solid in parts. There are a few beautiful s…