Yeah, that part at the beginning of the movie where the female redshirt gets sucked out of the ship's hull after it gets torpedoed. The camera follows her out and everything just goes silent as she floats off into space, still frantically trying in vain to grab on to something.

That gives me chills every time I think of it. Too bad the rest of the movie was kind of shit.

I was nerd-raging at the sound in vacuum, and also at the way that fabric billows as if it's being dragged through air.

I'll still probably see this anyway.

Also I'll give the sound a pass for anything where it's something happening in or to any of the astronauts' suits or to the station, since there you can at least make the reasonable suspension of disbelief that they're hearing it either directly or transmitted over the radio.

you shouldn't be nerd raging if you aren't smart enough to figure fabric has mass and if effected by a force like the explosion then it will move.

you're like the idiots that call moon landing footage fake because the flag fabric wiggles a little when astronauts touch the pole.

"nerd rage" might be a bit overstated. But that does look like billowing through a fluid surface, not just simple inertia of cloth in a vacuum.