The film adaptation of Andy Weir's blockbuster book, Project Hail Mary, has been hailed as the perfect sci-fi epic with Ryan Gosling and an enchanting pile of rocks at its center. The film, directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, follows the novel's lead character, Ryland Grace, on a mission to save the Earth from a sun-gobbling microbe that is dimming our star. If he fails, the Earth will freeze and humans will go extinct. The movie is described as a sciatic adventure with surprising twists and turns, and a buddy comedy. Despite some elements of the book have been dropped for time, the film is praised for its integrity and presentation of the science that Weir put in his book. The directorial team also brought in some of the character of Eva Stratt, bringing dimensions to the character that were not present in the book. Despite being digitally shot, the movie looks like it was shot on film and is expected to be a hit.