It is the 22nd Century. The USS Essex is travelling in the furthest reaches of the known Universe when it encounters a gigantic creature. It is then boarded by pirates who take their cargo and most of their supplies. The crew decide to capture the creature to make up for their loss of cargo.

I had low expectations for this movie. From the cast and crew you can tell it is very likely to be B-grade. The only known face among them all is Holt McCallany, of Mindhunter fame. Yet the movie isn't that bad.

Well, it's still not good, just not as bad as it could have been. Plot is basic but doesn't go off in too many detours. Direction isn't great but is functional. Characters are stereotypical but don't get cartoonish. Dialogue manages to avoid being cringeworthy. Some performances are pretty lame but most are okay.

Overall, not great but better than expected.

It keeps your attention until the very end, has decent effects, the characters are a bit predictable, other than the more famous actors who actually did a good job. The movie does end with few questions unanswered, but it doesn't quite leave you with that bad taste in your mouth. You won't see anything new here, but compared to a lot of recent movies, this one is enjoyable. No one paid the bots to advertise so the crew behind this film must be feeling confident and that is really refreshing.

"Beyond White Space" is one of those films that the viewer regrets the time he or she spent watching it. The story is senseless and with illogical attitudes from the characters; the screenplay is a complete mess, without any character development and beginning in an action scene. There are certainly many fake reviews promoting this flick in IMDb that disappoints even fans of sci-fi. Again, do not waste your time watching this movie; you will regret. My vote is two.

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