Jupiter Ascending
Jupiter Ascending (2015)

Jupiter Ascending

5/5
(17 votes)
5.3IMDb40Metascore

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Cast

Awards

GALECA: The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics 2016


Dorian Award
Campy Flick of the Year

Golden Schmoes Awards 2015


Golden Schmoes
Worst Movie of the Year

International Film Music Critics Award (IFMCA) 2016


IFMCA Award
Best Original Score for a Fantasy/Science Fiction/Horror Film
Film Score of the Year

International Online Cinema Awards (INOCA) 2015


Halfway Award
Best Makeup and Hairstyling
Best Visual Effects

Online Film & Television Association 2016


OFTA Film Award
Best Titles Sequence

Razzie Awards 2016


Razzie Award
Worst Actor
Worst Actress
Worst Director
Worst Picture
Worst Screenplay
Worst Supporting Actor

Teen Choice Awards 2015


Teen Choice Award
Choice Movie Actor: Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Choice Movie Actress: Sci-Fi/Fantasy

Village Voice Film Poll 2015


VVFP Award
Movie Everyone Is Wrong About

World Soundtrack Awards 2015


World Soundtrack Award
Film Composer of the Year

Yoga Awards 2016


Yoga Award
Worst Foreign Director

Box Office

DateAreaGross
9 July 2015 USA USD 47,387,723
3 May 2015 USA USD 47,375,327
26 April 2015 USA USD 47,322,527
21 April 2015 USA USD 47,236,148
12 April 2015 USA USD 47,114,764
5 April 2015 USA USD 46,924,138
29 March 2015 USA USD 46,690,074
22 March 2015 USA USD 46,395,319
15 March 2015 USA USD 45,974,367
8 March 2015 USA USD 45,016,323
1 March 2015 USA USD 43,138,145
22 February 2015 USA USD 39,662,296
15 February 2015 USA USD 33,801,000
8 February 2015 USA USD 18,372,372
USA USD 47,387,723
28 November 2015 Worldwide USD 183,887,723
9 July 2015 Worldwide USD 181,887,723
21 April 2015 Worldwide USD 181,736,148
Worldwide USD 183,887,723
Non-USA USD 136,500,000
July 2015 Italy EUR 1,969,007
22 February 2015 Italy EUR 1,929,000
28 November 2015 Portugal USD 651,408
7 May 2015 Russia USD 9,227,900
DateAreaGrossScreens
8 February 2015 USA USD 18,372,372 3,181
9 February 2015 Italy EUR 963,000
8 February 2015 Portugal USD 180,988 114
8 February 2015 Russia USD 4,949,074 1900
DateAreaGrossScreens
3 May 2015 USA USD 35,222 81
26 April 2015 USA USD 60,871 122
12 April 2015 USA USD 114,760 203
5 April 2015 USA USD 135,349 222
29 March 2015 USA USD 194,356 251
22 March 2015 USA USD 192,493 252
15 March 2015 USA USD 509,233 454
8 March 2015 USA USD 1,117,047 943
1 March 2015 USA USD 2,127,082 1,545
22 February 2015 USA USD 3,805,317 2,503
15 February 2015 USA USD 10,680,000 3,181
8 February 2015 USA USD 18,372,372 3,181

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Reviews

This is the Ishtar of big budget sci fi... and a movie that makes you think, "Who's the most disappointing film makers of this generation - the Wachowski siblings, or M Night Shamalingtlynsands?

I don't understand what people are complaining about. I have watched this film twice now and I still can't see any major problems.

Nah, I gave it a go but got annoyed at the almost constant camera shake when ever there is any action to speak of...

Nothing goes rite in this movie right from the beginning i mean where is u.s air force when aliens are destroying almost entire city.

All the buzz I heard before going to see this movie was pretty bad. From the reactions at the early screenings and the first batch of reviews, people slammed the movie for being incoherent and failing because it was over-ambitious.

Recently watched this film again after all these years and I have to say it was a really enjoyable sci-fi movie it delivers a story great lead characters, and is action packed with above good CGI, better then John Carter by a long shot, it is worth a watch for any sci-fi fan, totally underrated this movie really is.

Eddie Redmayne was the best part of this tbh. It was funny when he screamed a lot, I don't know.

Unique story, guessing a lot of people don't understand the storyline about planet ownership. Apart from some cheesy lines, it's a good film.

Jupiter Ascending does not deserve the flack it has been subject to. This movie is a love letter to crazy Moebius inspired sci-fi pulp the likes of which have only been seen in The Incal or extremely scaled down in films like The Fifth Element.

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