MONKEYS?!? Seriously??

MONKEYS?!? Seriously??

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joe rogan wrote that scene while no one was looking

It's weird, just about every serious space mission has contingency plans upon contingency plans, but apparently they didn't have one for the Lima project going south.
Nope, just let a madman with an unstable antimatter reactor just sit out there somewhere orbiting Neptune until the plot becomes convenient enough to call in Brad Pitt.

m8 they thought he was dead until he started fucking with the antimatter thingy

That's still not an excuse for why they didn't attempt to salvage the research or the dangerous equipment.
Unless they didn't know Lima was around Neptune until the energy surge tipped them off, logically they should have spent every effort to salvage the situation and not sit around and twiddle their thumbs.

>When the black astronaut woman bashes her face on the glass and Brad's character yells out "Take that you darkie Bitch!"
I don't know, I thought it broke the atmosphere compared to the rest of the movie.

hardly any reason to get all the way over there if nothing's gonna happen for 30 years

Man it was painful watching this while being banned from Yea Forums. Movie was kino, but I just couldn't relax. I'm going to go see it again.

>We spent all the manpower to get these guys out there to use this device to finally answer the question about life outside our solar system.
>Things go horribly wrong? Nah we're good I guess, no need to go out there and try to collect the research.

they didn't know where they were, only that it was somewhere around Neptune but they couldn't get an exact location
it wasn't until Cliff sent a response to Roy that they could pinpoint his location more accurately, and sure enough they sent people there right after that
thought it took the power surges to get Roy to Mars where I guess the mission become more important than just recovering data