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Gravity and Ad Astra don't belong on this list. Also they suck.
I hate Ad Astra so much. I was so hyped for it and then almost left the theater when we were watching it.
Gravity is not too terrible. Rewatched it recently. It’s a fun watch the first time but it’s too shallow for subsequent views.
Gravity is not bad IMHO, but it lost its hard sci fi cred
::: spoiler with the Sixth Sense shenanigans
::: .If astronaut's can't go crazy is your criteria for hard scifi then the complete list of hard scifi movies is:
Martian
That's it.
That's very subjective. I hate Interstellar because I think it's laughably dumb but many other people have a raging hard-on for that shitty movie. Ad Astra was very weird and very boring, but I liked the interesting visuals.