What's the best space movie?
Certainly not that one
Armageddon
This but without multiple layers of irony and post-irony
Sunshine
it hasn't been made yet
closest thing we have is Prometheus/Alien Covenant
This
Moon
fight me
On the silver globe
Nothing even comes close, and US space movies aren't even in the top 10 if they tried
Cringe
probably alien
it showcases how boring and isolating but still hostile space is
You are a foolish person, and you opinions are those of a person who is also a fool.
Cringe all you want, it's the objective truth
Apollo Apollo Apollo Apollo Apollo Apollo Apollo Apollo Apollo Apollo Apollo Apollo Apollo
Sunshine is crap
YOU'RE crap. Now what, smartass?
Gravity was one of the best films I saw in IMAX 3D
Agreed. I hate those silly space zombie nonsensical films
There hasn't been a good one yet
Agreed, people that bitch about third act don't understand the mental vulnerabilities that can play out in the middle of fucking nowhere. First episode of the Twilight Zone covered the same thing.
Hell, it even played out the same at the bottom of the ocean in The Abyss.
Moon is arguably the best of the ones that try to have feels. Mostly on account of Sam Rockwell's acting and Clint Mansell's score. The director couldn't follow it up though. Some fucking Jack Gillynhall movie about a train or some shit. I wouldn't say it's the best space movie, though. The best would almost necessarily have to be somewhat autistic.
Gravity
First Man
Moon
How the fuck was pinbacker a zombie, in the common traits of zombies in other films or books?
>love is a physical force
Moon is barely a space film tho, it could just as easily have been set in Antarctica or something.
>gravity works thru time as well as space
Best part of this film is the soundtrack, fite me
Event Horizon
Only correct answer if talking about "real" space.
And the only Kino space accident that was both impressive and survivable since usually space engineering seems to be a case of either you are 100% screwed or not.
I want Gravity remade with Rodny Dangerfield in the Sandra Bullock role.
He could've done the perfect dive back down to Earth, too.
Not that lop of suburban shit.
The wormhole pencil through paper explanation scene was the hardest cringe I've ever had in a theatre.
The movie is arguably the worst peice of space trash. Every time a space thread comes up retarded Sunshine fans from reddit infect the thread with their stupidity. Once again this thread is no exception.
It is in lots of films, easy way to explain the idea I guess
Not as cringe as your retarded post.
gravity is awful.
The music is great, the visuals are arresting, and teh acting is good. Sure the premise is absolutely ridiculous, and while I liked the third act turn I can understand why people did not, but it is in no way a bad film.
You really told him.
is this actually a question? 2001 of course. Might as well ask what is the second best space movie
Yeah in shit like Event Horizon, it has zero place in a oscarbaited shitfest like what Nolan was trying to accomplish.
except your bigger crap :)
>Everything I don't like is reddit!
forbidden planet
there is a reason why they have not attempted any kind of remake or reboot
Oh fuck I've been BTFO! You win this round, you crafty fucker.
lol u got blown the fuck out so hard that you even recognize that u lost
pathetic
It is an ad hominem fallacy to simply dismiss something because of who you ASSume or know who is posting that opinion. Learn to argue aside from calling names or insinuating something that you simply believe is true with no meaningful evidence.
TL;DR. grow the fuck up.
It's fiction.
>1972 Solaris hasn't been mentioned once
I'm posting with zoomers, right
>TL;DR
>reddit spacing
uh oh
2001 4k
Moot is the ultimate redditor now.
"Pain & Gain" up next, in maybe 10 or 15 minutes!
CANADA
WHAT DO YOU SNEED?
Your faggotry aside, I love that scene.
Again that is not an argument, at all. Just avoidance of one.
"Pain & Gain" is starting! Come watch the film critics are calling "laughably bad" and "hopelessly tone-deaf"!
You could've made that third act with Strong's character as an inhumane force of nature, or some sort of phony messiah that claims to have seen the same things as Kaneda but survived.
Instead the film turns into a slasher, and while I can appreciate the intention and the novelty, it just doesn't work.
Fifth time refreshing and its keeps fucking pausing and buffering
It is being hosted in America, it takes a little while to start. I am watching and not having issues, perhaps it is your browser?
>or some sort of phony messiah that claims to have seen the same things as Kaneda but survived.
That is literally what happened user, were you drunk watching this?
Alright after waiting for a bit it seems good
i love the part where they feed and seed the sun (formerly dying)
This movie's legitimately great, why do people shit on it
Seconded this after alien tho obviously
>t.brainlets
All great movies.
I recently watched this one and I like it a lot.
You're not wrong, but you could say that about a lot of space sci-fi. Alien was basically a movie about truckers.
the apollo 11 docu-film released earlier this year. easily the best space movie this decade.
That is true, although the space setting was more important to "Alien" than it was to "Moon". "Moon" is a pretty great sci-fi tho.
high life and prospect were two recent ones I liked
not fucking that
the question you have to ask is does it matter how important space is to the movie or does it merely only have to take place in space.
Pandorum is kinda average to me but the visuals/props were top notch.
based
This falls in the god tier of sci fi films
Moon
and don't forget Plan 9 From Outta Space
just depressing bullshit disaster movie
>whole world is gonna die
>let's save the world
>we're all gonna die
>we all die
>told you
you have to have at least some positive element in a movie to make it watchable
>posts a tumblr gif
that is to say you can kill everyone if the film is at least funny or something and not just depressing as fuck
I'M IN OVER MY HEAD
best watched with the mr/mrs jim lovell commentary
I actually think this movie handled the "whole world hangs in the balance of a few people" trope better than almost any other
u might like this
why has nobody posted this german kino
As if that makes any legitimate comment on the movie itself. You are no better than the fags that obsess about stupid reddit spacing.
You haven't critiqued what I have said, only the medium and way in which I said it. Which amounts to nothing to the film. Try again.
Sunshine is a garbage film that makes little sense, please go back to climaxing to Adagio in D Minor
Mars Needs Moms
Based gaynigger poster
Mediocre Alien... Fuck right off you uncultured pleb
Not even the best movie about going into space, landing on an asteroid, drilling a hole into it, putting a nuke in the hole and blowing it up to save Earth from extinction
tf3 blows Gravity out of the fucking water, much better performances unironically. Gravity was cringe