> by the time you get this message, I'll be in the dead zone >It came a little sooner than we thought >this means you won't be able to send a message back. >so, I just wanted to let you know that I don't need the message >because I know everything you wanna say >just remember it takes 8 minutes for light to travel from sun to Earth >which means you'll know we've succeeded about eight minutes after we deliver the payload >all you have to do is look out for a little extra brightness in the sky >so if you wake up one morning and it's a particularly beautiful day >you'll know we made it > okay, I'm signing out and I'll see you in a couple years
So this giant 16km wide cube of fissile material is now at the surface of the sun, right? And somehow, inside this payload cube, the computers and electronics and air-conditioning are working just fine so that the 3 human beings left alive are still nice and comfy in their 72 degrees Fahrenheit enivronments.
And then at the end, the hero is standing on his gantry walkway as his mini big bang starts kicking into gear, and the ACTUAL SUN ITSELF starts burning through the walls, but our hero stays alive and puts his hands up to the flames itself? He's inside the sun and looking at the pretty flames? Wearing jeans and a t-shirt? All this, after many earlier moments in the film instantly burnt stuff because they were now so close to the sun?
This is a film that should never have been made. It started out with promise, and went down hill the moment they diverted their mission. The ending was PISS WEAK.
Asher Peterson
The producers thought it would be a good idea to personificate antiscience--and the idea of waiting for God to kill you instead of fighting--as a flesh and blood monster. It didn't resonate well with audiences, and it felt like forced fedora.
Jeremiah Cruz
t. Seething brainlet
Jace Carter
Why was there even an observation window
Christian Peterson
It is unfiltered Hollywood science. If tou want real science you should look for it written over dead trees.
Michael Nguyen
>dude it's shit on purpose lmao
t. ironic postzoomer
Zachary Cruz
Because praise the sun. The sun is beautiful and if you're going to love something it's the thing to love.
>bla bla technobabble magic bullshit out of my ass The laws of physics don't work like that.
Aiden Cox
No one thinks you’re an authority on anything
Michael Bennett
not an argument
Elijah Ramirez
>3rd act
[SPOILER]LMAO DUDE ZOMBIES[/SPOILER]
Evan Jenkins
English is not my first language, and the subtext might have gone wrong. I liked Sunshine, but you won't find hard science in movies.
Nicholas Hill
Garbage trash that pretends to be
Matthew Myers
Why do so many people see Pinbacker as a zombie? Did we watch the same movie?
Nolan Mitchell
because they are plebs
Gabriel Perez
Because he basically is.
Asher Sanchez
but he was a neet
Jonathan Gutierrez
>ship instantly melts as soon as they detach the main payload i dont get it, so it was a suicide mission all along? why were they even thinking about a possibility of them returning home after the mission?
Colton Gutierrez
because ya gotta have faith
Jacob Torres
>There was nothing wrong with the third act Been saying this for years. It's Danny Boyle's best movie by far, too.
Landon Baker
How?
Jayden Lee
Outside of Harvey, no one else had such allusions. Which is fairly fucking evident if you actually watch the movie. Agreed.
Andrew Brooks
>the sound design team originally put the movie out with no sound in the outer space scenes, because no sound in space >studio came back and demanded they put sound in as to not confuse presumably american theatre-goers. >sound designers make the sound incredibly loud and obnoxious as fuck in protest >studio says yes that's perfect and ships it out Good movie though.
Connor Nelson
Was the second Icarus bigger than the first or are my eyes damaged?
Jayden Collins
Producers are retarded what a surprise
Levi Rodriguez
Imagine how kino would have been without the ridiculous roaring noises though. It would have been next level.
Jaxon Cooper
That honestly sounds like a Nolan movie. There was no mention of one being bigger than the other.
Back when I played EVE I used to just throw the soundtrack on as I Space Trucker'd throughout the cosmos.
Colton Ross
>but with the constituent parts it could have been better than 2012 >2012 >2012? That's a low blow. Different user, but The Question of God was a very enjoyable book. It is mostly the correspondence between C.S. Lewis and Sigmund Freud, pertaining to divinity.
Might need to reread it myself.
Gavin Evans
sorry but lost was shit and this was kino
Connor Robinson
kys pleb
Aaron Hill
I meant 2001, obviously.
Brody Jackson
Garbage movie
Camden Jones
meant for
Ryan Perez
I really want Danny Boyle to direct an Alien film.
>Why was there even an observation window I just realized it's an observation window. For some reason I thought it's a computer simulation if the sun. I'm retarded
thos movie really reminded me of this game for some reason both dont have much in common, aside for the genre, but the movie for some reason gave me the same feel of isolation, despair and general vibe and atmosphere as the game for some reason. especially the sounds effects, they were amazing. that distress beacon was so chilling to hear. great game too, i recommend it to every sci-fi fan for sure
I fucking love this and it's criminal it doesn't get the recognition it deserves. I can't even find a good bluray for fuck's sake, all I have is some shitty DVD double feature with the original Alien (worse movie of the two).
Noah Cruz
Look for it on eBay or Craigslist.
Nicholas Baker
just pirate it nigga, there are good bray rips
Colton Bennett
That sequence was maximum spoopy
Dylan Bennett
Absolute masterpiece. Amazing visuals and music, and I love how it shows both how beautiful and scary the sun is.
Ayden Fisher
Garbage second half
Oliver Rodriguez
missed opportunity to end suffering forever
Justin Flores
>i am too stupid to understand what is happening in this movie so this movie must suck
is not an argument either
Grayson Rivera
Good answer there, brainling
Christian Hill
>nothing wrong with the third act. Well there kind of was, they turned a great sci fi movie into a mediocre horror movie.
It just reminded us that it's just an ok science fiction movie and nothing above that, nothing profound.
Kayden Young
I see...I see digits....they're...beautiful...
Joseph Peterson
You are correct. Hating the last third act is a meme.
James Morales
Yikes
Aaron Miller
I really didn't understand why people said it turner into a slasher flick when it really didn't. There's like maybe fifteen minutes during the ending, not even an entire act, when Pinbacker is looming as a reminder. I was actually disappointed, I wanted a major scene with him.
Owen Reyes
>I have no valid argument
Jaxson Morales
Neither do you
Jaxson White
Try me. What are you specifically complaining about?
