Tepid court procedural drama with a case about a faith-based objection to medical treatment for an underaged leukaemia patient.

This film wants to be too many different things. Clooney is dutifully living out his final days as a communications technician with a terminal condition on a depopulated and devastated earth. Maybe he’s alone or maybe he isn’t (think Duncan Jones’ Moon cut with Joe Penna's Arctic). 
The rest of the run time depicts Felicity Jones and a crew of astronauts on a space voyage interrupted by the usual gamut of disasters. I guess this half was aiming for Ridley Scott's the Martian but the science problems and their solutions aren’t as smart.

The Wagneresque score by Basil Poledouris is enough to set Conan the Barbarian apart from every other fantasy adventure movie. 
The costumes and sets are grand. The stunt work still holds up. The villains are a bunch of beefcake heavy metal dudes. Sandahl Bergman is an ICON. This film is timeless.