In the end, the son suffers the sins of the father

This is presented as a 'near future' feature. People have colonized The Moon, even Mars, and are orbiting between planets with terrible ease. Elite astronaut Roy McBride's dad has been hiding in the dark side of Neptune for couple of decades and recently been behaving all too weirdly. The son is determined to find him. It sounds wild and crazy, and it is, it's fucking ludicrous nonsense. Even if the movie offered space monkeys, moon pirates, Martian recording studio, all that kind of wacko stuff, it bored the fuck me out.