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'Project Hail Mary' Review: A Big, Fun Hit That Feels Like Old Hollywood

There was a time when Hollywood made movies for normal people. You bought a ticket, you sat down in your seat, and the only question was whether the movie would be good.

Now there’s a second question every time you buy a ticket:

What kind of woke messages is this movie going to try to slip in?

That didn’t happen overnight. Over the years, audiences have stopped giving Hollywood movies the benefit of the doubt and showing up to theaters blindly hoping to be told a decent story.

Film has become the ultimate medium for propping up far-left views on life, gender, faith, and modern politics.

That’s the moviegoing environment “Project Hail Mary” walks into, and it separates itself from the pack almost immediately.

This is a movie that knows exactly what it is and why it is a bona fide blockbuster after only three days of returns.

It is a big, character-driven science fiction story built around a simple idea that works. Most importantly, the story is not tripped up by attempts to check off DEI boxes, or to explain gender queer theory (to alien life or to the audience).

The film’s logline reads: “Science teacher Ryland Grace wakes up alone on a spaceship light-years........

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