I have previously viewed a film similar to this one, titled Ad Astra. In both movies, the main character embarks on a crucial space mission, leaving behind their perfect wife due to emotional issues stemming from their flawed father. While Ad Astra delves into the protagonist's self-discovery gradually through memories and experiences, this film lacks subtlety. Instead, it employs a spider companion to bluntly criticize the husband's behavior towards his wife. The recurring theme of problematic father-son relationships and the need for men to open up more is prevalent in both films. However, this narrative feels overused and lacks originality. Unlike other movies like Solaris, this film fails to offer a nuanced approach and comes across as more of a feminist fantasy than a compelling science fiction story. https://myflixers.blogspot.com/2024/03/spaceman-review-adam-sandler-is-adrift.html

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