‘The Midnight Sky’ film review: A grizzled George Clooney considers the end of the world ...United Arab Emirates

It may be the unique circumstances in which we are living, but it feels like every movie released in 2020 turns out to be about subsistence. Right until the final light is extinguished (or the final fade to black), it’s all about getting by as best we can, for as long as that may be. ‘The Midnight Sky’, directed by and starring George Clooney, is no different. Adapted by Mark L. Smith (‘The Revenant’) from Lily Brooks-Dalton’s novel, ‘Good Morning, Midnight’, the film places Clooney, as accomplished astronomer Dr. Augustine Lofthouse, in the midst of a global cataclysm in the year 2049. The end is indeed nigh. We first meet Augustine at the Barbeau Observatory in the Arctic Circle, three we

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