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MARSHALL AT THE MOVIES – THE MARTIAN

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By Marshall Julius

Though it could have used a dash of space monkey, Houston, Marshall Julius had no problem with Ridley Scott’s The Martian, a sweary, cerebral sci fi collision of Apollo 13 and Robinson Crusoe on Mars.

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