--- product_id: 40039279 title: "Passengers" price: "EC$273" currency: XCD in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://grenada.desertcart.com/products/40039279-passengers store_origin: GD region: Grenada --- # Passengers **Price:** EC$273 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Passengers - **How much does it cost?** EC$273 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [grenada.desertcart.com](https://grenada.desertcart.com/products/40039279-passengers) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt star in an adventure about two passengers traveling to a new planet when their spaceship malfunctions. Review: Great - Passengers is a 2016 movie starring Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence. The movie is partly a sci-fi space drama, partly an action movie, partly a romantic drama, and partly an ethical thought experiment. Pratt stars as Jim Preston, a mechanical engineer aboard a spaceship called The Avalon, traveling from Earth to a new, habitable planet 60 light-years away from Earth. Technology has advanced to the point where the trip only takes 120 years, so the passengers aboard the ship are put in a state of suspended animation for most of the trip with different passengers being awakened in stages when the ship is within a couple of years of its destination. During the voyage, the ship is struck by a wayward asteroid, which damages the ship and causes Preston to be awakened 90 years too early. For the first portion of the movie, it is just Pratt and Michael Sheen (who plays the ship's computer/butler, Arthur). Then, over the course of the movie, Jennifer Lawrence's character, Aurora Lane is awakened, as is Lawrence Fishburne's character, Gus, who is the ship's deck officer. The movie transitions from a lost at-sea castaway kind of movie, to a romance movie, to a disaster movie all within the span of nearly four hours. For those who get the 4K blu-ray set, there are three discs. The 4k-UHD disc just has the movie, a 3D-Blu-Ray disc that again just has the movie, and a regular blu-ray disc that has the movie and all of the extras. The extras include four different making-of featurettes that range in length from four minutes to just over eleven minutes. Then there are about ten minutes of deleted scenes, a series of fake commercials promoting travel on The Avalon, a gag reel, and trailers for other movies. So, a decent amount is there for people who like watching the extras. The A/V quality of the UHD disc is wonderful, and the movie has a ton of great CGI visuals. Ultimately, the movie is long but does not really feel as long as it is. It is paced very well, and while the story is definitely a bit predictable in parts, it is entertaining. Given that Pratt has to carry the first portion of the movie on his own, with only a handful of scenes with Michael Sheen playing opposite him, he does a very good job portraying a guy who slowly starts to go crazy. Jennifer Lawrence does a good job with her character once she "comes to life" and the action portion of the movie is good as well. It is definitely worth the time to watch. Review: Not your typical science fiction movie - I watched this movie with some friends and, while I very much enjoyed it, not everyone agreed with me. Some thought it moved too slowly in the beginning and didn't really pick up the pace until the last third of the movie. Others questioned the science (someone always does) while one of my friends thought Chris Pratt was miscast as the mechanical engineer who wakes up too early while in a hibernation pod on a ship bound for a new planet. In truth, I understand their complaints. I just don't agree with them. "Passengers" does start slowly, especially when compared to other science fiction films that often begin with a planet exploding or a battle between giant starships. I would argue, however, that it needs to do so in order to help viewers feel just how alone Pratt's character truly is and just how desperate he feels when he realizes that he will die before the ship reaches its destination. There are 4,999 other passengers on this voyage and nearly 300 crew members but they are all in deep hibernation while he alone roams the giant starship. His only companion, an android bartender (played brilliantly by Michael Sheen) helps to take some of the edge off his profound loneliness but cannot take the place of another human being. Pratt has carved a niche in Hollywood as an action hero and I understand why some people might disagree with the choice to cast him as an engineer. However, the fact that his character is a mechanical engineer - someone who works not only with his brain but also his hands - makes him a good choice for the role, in my opinion. His character is not painted as an intellectual but, rather, as a practical man who knows how to fix things; a man who decides to leave Earth's friendly confines because there is little or nothing for him to do in a throw-away society. For that reason, Pratt seems like an ideal choice for the role as a result. Casting him as a particle physicist wouldn't work, but casting him as a super handyman does. As for the science: Perhaps my friends who questioned it are right. I wouldn't know because I am not a scientist, just a writer of mystery novels. However, I would argue in my defense that what science there is on display in the movie is effective because it helps to (a) move the story along and (b) provides a high degree of dramatic tension when it's needed. The special effects in "Passengers" are first rate. The design of the ship - both its interior and exterior - is brilliant. The production team opted for a ship that, on the inside, resembles a luxury cruise liner. Given the fact that the ship is owned by a private mega-corporation, I think that's appropriate. Most science fiction films are military or industrial in nature. Thus, the spaceships that their characters flit about the galaxy in do not have a lot of frills: They are, in essence, the outer space versions of battleships and oil tankers. The "Avalon" is, by contrast, a ship designed to carry paying customers to a new world and is designed to get them there in luxury. Although I won't discuss the plot in any detail, because that would spoil the experience for those that have not yet seen this movie, I will say that I very much appreciated the writing. This is a film that, like any good story, is not one dimensional. In addition to their survival, its characters must deal with big thematic issues: Loneliness, betrayal, desperation, love, loss, and what is, at its core, murder are all woven into the script. Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence, as the woman who eventually becomes his human companion on the ship, are both skilled actors and they handle the emotions that deal with these themes very nicely. The direction is smooth and the cinematography is well done, adding subtle layers to the movie. In summary: Not your typical science fiction film but one that relies on character development and nuanced performances to make it work. And, for my money, it works brilliantly. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Contributor | Andy Garcia, Chris Pratt, Company Films, Inc.; Original Film, Jennifer Lawrence, Laurence Fishburne, Michael Maher, Michael Sheen, Morten Tyldum, Neal Moritz, Ori Marmur, Stephen Hamel Contributor Andy Garcia, Chris Pratt, Company Films, Inc.; Original Film, Jennifer Lawrence, Laurence Fishburne, Michael Maher, Michael Sheen, Morten Tyldum, Neal Moritz, Ori Marmur, Stephen Hamel See more | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 30,938 Reviews | | Format | 4K, Subtitled | | Genre | Action, Drama, Romance, Sci-Fi | | Language | English | | Runtime | 3 hours and 52 minutes | ## Product Details - **Genre:** Action, Drama, Romance, Sci-Fi - **Format:** 4K - **Contributor:** Andy Garcia, Chris Pratt, Company Films, Inc.; Original Film, Jennifer Lawrence, Laurence Fishburne, Michael Maher, Michael Sheen, Morten Tyldum, Neal Moritz, Ori Marmur, Stephen Hamel - **Language:** English - **Runtime:** 3 hours and 52 minutes ## Images ![Passengers - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/819C3-LBooL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great *by S***R on December 10, 2022* Passengers is a 2016 movie starring Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence. The movie is partly a sci-fi space drama, partly an action movie, partly a romantic drama, and partly an ethical thought experiment. Pratt stars as Jim Preston, a mechanical engineer aboard a spaceship called The Avalon, traveling from Earth to a new, habitable planet 60 light-years away from Earth. Technology has advanced to the point where the trip only takes 120 years, so the passengers aboard the ship are put in a state of suspended animation for most of the trip with different passengers being awakened in stages when the ship is within a couple of years of its destination. During the voyage, the ship is struck by a wayward asteroid, which damages the ship and causes Preston to be awakened 90 years too early. For the first portion of the movie, it is just Pratt and Michael Sheen (who plays the ship's computer/butler, Arthur). Then, over the course of the movie, Jennifer Lawrence's character, Aurora Lane is awakened, as is Lawrence Fishburne's character, Gus, who is the ship's deck officer. The movie transitions from a lost at-sea castaway kind of movie, to a romance movie, to a disaster movie all within the span of nearly four hours. For those who get the 4K blu-ray set, there are three discs. The 4k-UHD disc just has the movie, a 3D-Blu-Ray disc that again just has the movie, and a regular blu-ray disc that has the movie and all of the extras. The extras include four different making-of featurettes that range in length from four minutes to just over eleven minutes. Then there are about ten minutes of deleted scenes, a series of fake commercials promoting travel on The Avalon, a gag reel, and trailers for other movies. So, a decent amount is there for people who like watching the extras. The A/V quality of the UHD disc is wonderful, and the movie has a ton of great CGI visuals. Ultimately, the movie is long but does not really feel as long as it is. It is paced very well, and while the story is definitely a bit predictable in parts, it is entertaining. Given that Pratt has to carry the first portion of the movie on his own, with only a handful of scenes with Michael Sheen playing opposite him, he does a very good job portraying a guy who slowly starts to go crazy. Jennifer Lawrence does a good job with her character once she "comes to life" and the action portion of the movie is good as well. It is definitely worth the time to watch. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not your typical science fiction movie *by M***N on March 27, 2017* I watched this movie with some friends and, while I very much enjoyed it, not everyone agreed with me. Some thought it moved too slowly in the beginning and didn't really pick up the pace until the last third of the movie. Others questioned the science (someone always does) while one of my friends thought Chris Pratt was miscast as the mechanical engineer who wakes up too early while in a hibernation pod on a ship bound for a new planet. In truth, I understand their complaints. I just don't agree with them. "Passengers" does start slowly, especially when compared to other science fiction films that often begin with a planet exploding or a battle between giant starships. I would argue, however, that it needs to do so in order to help viewers feel just how alone Pratt's character truly is and just how desperate he feels when he realizes that he will die before the ship reaches its destination. There are 4,999 other passengers on this voyage and nearly 300 crew members but they are all in deep hibernation while he alone roams the giant starship. His only companion, an android bartender (played brilliantly by Michael Sheen) helps to take some of the edge off his profound loneliness but cannot take the place of another human being. Pratt has carved a niche in Hollywood as an action hero and I understand why some people might disagree with the choice to cast him as an engineer. However, the fact that his character is a mechanical engineer - someone who works not only with his brain but also his hands - makes him a good choice for the role, in my opinion. His character is not painted as an intellectual but, rather, as a practical man who knows how to fix things; a man who decides to leave Earth's friendly confines because there is little or nothing for him to do in a throw-away society. For that reason, Pratt seems like an ideal choice for the role as a result. Casting him as a particle physicist wouldn't work, but casting him as a super handyman does. As for the science: Perhaps my friends who questioned it are right. I wouldn't know because I am not a scientist, just a writer of mystery novels. However, I would argue in my defense that what science there is on display in the movie is effective because it helps to (a) move the story along and (b) provides a high degree of dramatic tension when it's needed. The special effects in "Passengers" are first rate. The design of the ship - both its interior and exterior - is brilliant. The production team opted for a ship that, on the inside, resembles a luxury cruise liner. Given the fact that the ship is owned by a private mega-corporation, I think that's appropriate. Most science fiction films are military or industrial in nature. Thus, the spaceships that their characters flit about the galaxy in do not have a lot of frills: They are, in essence, the outer space versions of battleships and oil tankers. The "Avalon" is, by contrast, a ship designed to carry paying customers to a new world and is designed to get them there in luxury. Although I won't discuss the plot in any detail, because that would spoil the experience for those that have not yet seen this movie, I will say that I very much appreciated the writing. This is a film that, like any good story, is not one dimensional. In addition to their survival, its characters must deal with big thematic issues: Loneliness, betrayal, desperation, love, loss, and what is, at its core, murder are all woven into the script. Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence, as the woman who eventually becomes his human companion on the ship, are both skilled actors and they handle the emotions that deal with these themes very nicely. The direction is smooth and the cinematography is well done, adding subtle layers to the movie. In summary: Not your typical science fiction film but one that relies on character development and nuanced performances to make it work. And, for my money, it works brilliantly. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It was for myself *by F***H on June 10, 2026* Love the movie ## Frequently Bought Together - Passengers [4K Ultra HD + 3D Blu-ray + Blu Ray] [4K UHD] - Interstellar (4K UHD + Blu-ray + Digital) - Oblivion [4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital HD] --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://grenada.desertcart.com/products/40039279-passengers](https://grenada.desertcart.com/products/40039279-passengers) --- *Product available on Desertcart Grenada* *Store origin: GD* *Last updated: 2026-10-04*