I remember reading this scene in the book, and I'm so glad that they at least filmed it! haha The Hermes crew had its fair share of light-hearted moments too.
I still wish they would have done the scene where Watney is about to launch and Martinez sends a text to Watney, pretending to be Johanssen telling Watney to "prepare your body for me" That would have cracked me up.
It's been so long since I read the book, that I almost forgot about that part about how Johanssen said she'd survive. Kinda glad they left that out but kinda sad they left out a bunch of other stuff (like this sleeping arrangement scene).
I think the setup with Martinez having nowhere to sleep doesn't work for the movie because it looks like there's plenty of room on the Hermes. I think it's supposed to be a much smaller ship in the book.
@Chad Mower Watch it brother, if you like war movies with a lot of camaraderie in it like Tom Hanks Saving Private Ryan except with gore, you'll love this one. The story revolves around a tank crew during WWII.
@@ThisIsMego What more he is self admited stereotype German AND he likes it. That's why Martian gets a pass on all the stereotypes. If you own up to it use all the damned cliches in the verse.
Or rather, they can only claim a world record once they're back on earth, as at that point, they hold a record among all people on earth, making it a record for our world.
yeah, it'd have been nice to see how the crew coped with and accepted his death only to find out later that it was a lie. more invested when they do find out and how they react. also add to why they decide to mutiny together.
I wanted the film to include the scene where Johanssen explains to her father how she would be the sole survivor if the Hermes fails to collect supplies from Earth.
I vaguely remember that from the book. I woulda been like "obviously I would've eaten Beck first; boy is looking like a snack." I mean what else would Johanssen say?
@@atlas42185 I just reread the book before seeing this video, that's the only reason I remembered it. It went like this; Martinez asked the question and Johanssen just glared at him. He then continued with; "'Cause I think I'd be the tastiest," flexing his arm. "Look at that. Good solid muscle there." "You're not funny." "I'm free-range, you know. Corn-fed. Come on! I thought you liked Mexican!" "Not listening." she called back. I think those actors could have made that scene work great!
That part seemed so stupid to me in the book. Does NASA really want to have one crew member survive to return that had to resort to cannibalism vs the entire mission failing and everyone dying? The first isn't really better than the second....
I was wondering why they didn't have this scene because it was in the book. I guess they wanted to keep the subtle, surprise element of their relationship to later in the movie.
They had to delete it because it makes no sense - they would have had an empty room for Watney, since he got left on Mars! The other guy could have just moved into Watney's room.
Ronald Tipton yeah the book explained that, but it wasn’t in this scene, idk why. martinez and watneys rooms were right next to each other so the climate control wasn’t working in either of them. Book never explained where watney slept after he got on board the hermes tho.
This should have been kept in. There wasn't nearly enough about the Hermes crew in the movie. The movie could have easily been 3 hrs long and still fantastic.
This is a direct passage and scene from the book by Andy Weir. The only line they forgot is when Rick finds out he say "Nice! How about the million mile high club?"
and the explanation about why they couldn't use Watney's room. But that's really testament to Weir writing, he made a novel that could be tuned into a Hollywood movie fairly accurately
Minus the first line prettymuch "I am so fucked, that's my considered opinion. FUCKED" they had the storm first rather then Watney telling about it after it happen
@@lachlanbrowse6939 The hilarius part of the book is that how the final rescue takes place...and how when Watney is finally back in the Hermes he says "were this a movie we would be hugging and high fiving each other cheering" when he is in pain being treated by Beck and a total mess.. Then in the movie.. it changes it so they literally hugh and high five each other cheering..its like if Ridley Scott literally threw a pun to the book readers
ill always be upset they didn’t include this in the movie. I mean they could have at least put it in the extended version! Idk i just love this scene because they put in the little subtle interactions with Chris and Beth but idk i would have liked to see this in the film. It’s light hearted and funny and touches on the family aspect of the crew (and also humanizes Lewis further as not just a fearless commander but a loving and passionate person who is trying to right what she believes to be her wrong (leaving Mark) and she doesn’t want to hurt anyone else.) And so i just love this scene a lot and every time i watch the movie i mentally put it in there lol
The Martian is Hard sci fi. That means as realistic as possible. This scene, these events, this dialogue, nothing about it is realistic, nothing of it was in the book. If you want this kind of lousy teenage boy fiction then go watch, I dunno what kids watch these days. But they did right to cut this out, it should never have been filmed in the first place, nor should it have left the screen writers draft book.
@@strindberg8764 its quite realistic, but i also think its not relevant, so served as deleted scenes actually is the right thing to do, and also it's in the book
This scene made me wonder if they might have brought back 7, but then the baby is shown during the AriesV launch and the movie is about AriesIII. There would have been multiple years between the missions.
@@naturalLog26 I don't know where you got 30+ from. The closing credits show Johansen in hospital with a baby during the 5 launch. If she got pregnant during 3, the baby would have been the 7th person on board, but it would have been born well before the 5 launch.
@@AllenHanPR No it's not, that's why we had only 1 Einstein, 1 Da Vinci, 1 Mozart. You groom knowledge, then you either are a "genius" or not. It's not even bred, it's just...there. Or it's not.
@@AllenHanPR IQ is primarily genetic (~80%) with deficits primarily linked to environmental factors (physical damage, diet, heavy metals, plastics, etc.). It's bred, not groomed.
agree completely. its a small scene but it adds a lot of emotional depth to a crew that i initially didn't really feel a connection too as well as humanizes the characters. even in space we fall in love, and plus it explains the kiss scene later in the movie which was weird to me without this context
“where am i gonna sleep” Vogel grabs his drink “with johannsen” Vogel takes a sip, watching how this one plays out. if only there was space popcorn. or rather space weisswurscht
Makes me wonder who ended up "hot bunking" after they picked up Mark. Unless the movie Hermes has a dedicated sickbay they were effectively three bunks short (The cooling in Mark's bunk died as well.). Now Mark took the sickbay/Beck's room full time, so that's taken. Beck and Johansen share a room, so hot bunking there would be interesting (oddly enough there are fanfictions on the subject, I am yet to find my brave pills and read one). And Lewis is the commander, meaning she cant hot bunk if anyone else, except Mark get a single room. Whichever way I do my math, Vogel and Martinez are now hot bunking in Airlock two...
That finally in the movie with Ares V launching takes place much longer than 9 months after they return.. the Hohfman window for Mars is slighty over 2 years.. they expent over 18 months extra time for this mission leaving not much time after return to advance Ares V instead of Ares IV.. so probably takes place about 3 years after they return (they would likelly miss the next window)
I feel like this should of been included in the movie. There were so many hints at their relationship that I felt like the movie missed a scene when I seen it in the cinema. Especially the end scene where they show beck and Johansen living together with a kid
Not sure why, but this has become my favorite movie of all time. I've lost count on how many times I've rewatched it. Maybe it's because it's a Sci-fi/adventure that won the best comedy award? Maybe it's disco music being played in certain scenes. Growing food by using your own s**t. So many reasons. :-)
Have you read the book? It's even better. Thats not a detraction from the movie, just books have more details etc and his journey is so much more arduous
Can't answer questions 1 and 3, as for nr. 2, it's a scene from the book that, while adding to the story, isn't essential. When it comes to cutting the time of the movie, nice-to-have scenes like this don't make the cut.
Rockyblack smith If they had left it in, the epologe at the end of the movie would have made a little more sence. It would have required some lead up to a minor plot point, so you see why they cut it, but it could have been done. In the book after the first resupply fails, Watney writes letters to each crew member (in the movie they just present the one he wrote to the Commander) and in his letter to Beck he brings up Beck's and Johannsen's relationship and how they should wait till they are back on earth before starting anything. Thats one criticisim i have of the book is the abrupt ending, and I like that they added the epologe at the end of the movie.
+435now This scene wasn't really needed in the movie to set Beck's and Johansen's relationship - there were already hints in the film. Such as when the supply pod was docking with Hermes during the Earth fly-by and then when Beck was preparing to set the bomb in the airlock.
Labs The problem is water... Okay. I'm kidding. The problem might be that the movie started with them on Mars. Then they left without Mark. His bunk would have been available unless... the same heating problem affected Mark's heater too (cooling tubes might have had water/glycol mix so yeah... the problem still might be water).
In the book he says that Mark's room is right next to his and has the same problem. In the book you get the sense that the ship is a lot smaller than the one in the movie. If it was the same size then he could have found a ton of places to sleep without being in the way.
Just because its in the book doesn't mean it needs to be in the movie. This scene is cute buts its unnecessary. So is a lot of other stuff that was cut out from the book.
@@nikunjdixit1175 It made them more than just astronauts. They're people, and they're in as much risk as Watney. Another thing the movie left out (which I don't blame them cause it would've taken ages) was personal emails Watney sent to all of the crew. It really fleshed out their connections as friends rather than co-workers.
"How come Aquaman can control whales? They're mammals! Makes no sense." They literally had the scene but changed the line to Mark complaining about disco.
Book is better. Except for the ending where Lewis grabs Watney. Also I think they should have shown Watneys parents in Chicago reaction to his being rescued.
TallBob1962 The difference is he's not sleeping there. The crew quarters are deeper inside the ship or simply more reinforced because if something happens while they're asleep, they're still protected. Other parts of the ship aren't like that because if something happens while they're not in the room, they can repair it.
I see your point but the seals in the airlocks are weak points because they are moving part and are designed to open. The hull is static and so stronger. But then, windows so numerous and big on a spaceship is weird, specially since they show constant spinning landscape.
Omg I love this scene so much! I remember reading this in the book and was disappointed they didn't really address their relationship in the movie other than the kiss on the visor.
This scene would make more sense if they hadn’t designed the Hermes to be absolutely massive. Why can’t Martinez just sleep in the giant rec room they’re in right now?
Where is the deleted scene with the little green man that popped up behind a rock, im sure i saw it in the original. But it might also have been a dream.
Picture this, though: Hermes shows up, they come in and land, and everyone is shocked that Beth is pregnant. Oh, and she and Chris are married. Payback for NASA not telling them Mark was alive.
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"It's a small ship, I know everything." Except that Martinez has been sleeping in Airlock 2.
I’m gonna go out on a limb and say Martinez sleeping in an airlock doesn’t produce sex noises...
@@pacoramirez7363 Are you kidding? You see the size of his right arm?
HAHAHAH these comments are the best
@@RaspberryRockOffGridCabin Here's the twist - he uses his left
Good point :)
"Million mile high club."
Nice.
more like upwards of the 50 million mile high club.
Space mile high club
They should've kept this line lol. This would've made the whole scene more hilarious 😂😂😂 I remember reading this in the book and laughing my ass off.
Wendellmina Gaurino the whole book made me laugh my ass off. Especially when Martiez ask Johanson about the cannibalism comment.
I love that Martinez makes sure to get both Beck, and Johansson. It's a small, but meaningful demonstration of their dynamics *as a crew*
Bruh really bolder AS A CREW
Imagine another crew member on board. Or at least a dependent. A two year old?
Indeed. I especially love Martinez and Watney’s friendship. The way they playfully rib each other. “Alert the media, Watney found dirt!”
I remember reading this scene in the book, and I'm so glad that they at least filmed it! haha The Hermes crew had its fair share of light-hearted moments too.
I still wish they would have done the scene where Watney is about to launch and Martinez sends a text to Watney, pretending to be Johanssen telling Watney to "prepare your body for me" That would have cracked me up.
It's been so long since I read the book, that I almost forgot about that part about how Johanssen said she'd survive. Kinda glad they left that out but kinda sad they left out a bunch of other stuff (like this sleeping arrangement scene).
Yeah, the book was much better than the movie.
I think the setup with Martinez having nowhere to sleep doesn't work for the movie because it looks like there's plenty of room on the Hermes. I think it's supposed to be a much smaller ship in the book.
chinareds54, no, but his sleeping space is too hot because of some minor problem. And all the other spaces have too much traffic.
Michael Pena is just about the most underrated person on the face of the planet... he makes that scene
My God, he was amazing in Ant Man and Ant Man 2. I love him so much.
@@spacepopeXIV Michael Pena and Chiwetel Ejiofor are two of my favorite actors. Always liked Jeff Daniels too.
He killed it in World Trade Center opposite Nicholes Cage.
@Chad Mower Don't forget "Fury" with Brad Pitt, great f$%^& movie!
@Chad Mower Watch it brother, if you like war movies with a lot of camaraderie in it like Tom Hanks Saving Private Ryan except with gore, you'll love this one. The story revolves around a tank crew during WWII.
I thought in space no-one could hear you scream...
Jamie Sanchez LMFAO
Okay, THAT should have been in the movie!
....or moan
Ahah spot on
Problem is we're talking about the woman who solved the gravity equation in Interstellar.
And herr Vogel just sits right there quietly thinking 'How is this my life now'.
I'd be like, "jesus fuckin christ, I signed up to go to Mars and ended up on an episode of Grey's Anatomy."
@@atlas42185 Well, Vogel's German. We have a tendency for subdued reactions
@@ThisIsMego And don't feel fear.
@@ThisIsMego What more he is self admited stereotype German AND he likes it.
That's why Martian gets a pass on all the stereotypes. If you own up to it use all the damned cliches in the verse.
Didn't Vogel have like eight kids? He knew what was up.
Ant Man's friend is the reason we find out The Winter Soldier is getting biz-ay with the Invisible Girl...
AHAHHAHAHAAHA ok who is Invisible girl? I know Bucky and Ant Man and his friend but not her. Please tell ^^
Sue Storm.
Kata O'Mara = Sue Storm is Fan4stic. Don't blame you for not knowing, she's probably trying to forget being in that film too.
Nice... I mean really top notch post.
Tanya Bhatia susan storm from the new movie of fantastic 4 :)
It is not a world record if it is out of this world.
well technically your world extends further then simply your planet
Or rather, they can only claim a world record once they're back on earth, as at that point, they hold a record among all people on earth, making it a record for our world.
LMFAO
Its true.
Well the record will be kept on earth so it is in fact a world record.
I wish we’d gotten to see this interaction between the crew, I feel like we missed out on a lot of their personalities and relationships
yeah, it'd have been nice to see how the crew coped with and accepted his death only to find out later that it was a lie. more invested when they do find out and how they react. also add to why they decide to mutiny together.
I wanted the film to include the scene where Johanssen explains to her father how she would be the sole survivor if the Hermes fails to collect supplies from Earth.
Yeah, and the 'who would you have eaten first' scene.
I vaguely remember that from the book. I woulda been like "obviously I would've eaten Beck first; boy is looking like a snack." I mean what else would Johanssen say?
@@atlas42185 I just reread the book before seeing this video, that's the only reason I remembered it.
It went like this; Martinez asked the question and Johanssen just glared at him.
He then continued with; "'Cause I think I'd be the tastiest," flexing his arm. "Look at that. Good solid muscle there."
"You're not funny."
"I'm free-range, you know. Corn-fed. Come on! I thought you liked Mexican!"
"Not listening." she called back.
I think those actors could have made that scene work great!
That part seemed so stupid to me in the book. Does NASA really want to have one crew member survive to return that had to resort to cannibalism vs the entire mission failing and everyone dying? The first isn't really better than the second....
@@RaidsEpicly Its better for the person that lives.
She looks so cute embarrassed
Kate Mara would look cute falling to her death off a subway train platform haha
What you did there, I observed it...
She was so goofy in Nip/Tuck
@@jerodast I jumped out of my chair and screamed NO NO NO over and over. Swore I wouldn't watch the show again. But I did.
No, she just looks cute.
Johanssen: "Oh yeah, dock your rocket with my space station"
Beck: "Oh god I'm gonna jettison my payload."
AHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I'm beginning re-entry!
She can't take more of this!!
Seriously, you won an internets with that comment.
R/cursed comments
I love her little smirk to Johanssen at 0:35. Just enough to be between the ladies, without the guys seeing it. :)
sebastian is sooo adorable here 😂❤️
Johana Jakubickova Cap would be smirking with confidence for his bestie
He is. 😂 💚
I was wondering why they didn't have this scene because it was in the book. I guess they wanted to keep the subtle, surprise element of their relationship to later in the movie.
They had to delete it because it makes no sense - they would have had an empty room for Watney, since he got left on Mars! The other guy could have just moved into Watney's room.
Plus it is completelly unnecessary to the central plot
Ronald Tipton yeah the book explained that, but it wasn’t in this scene, idk why. martinez and watneys rooms were right next to each other so the climate control wasn’t working in either of them. Book never explained where watney slept after he got on board the hermes tho.
Anna Fraioli Obviously in Martinez's room ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Also I think they made the Hermes a lot bigger. It looks like there's plenty of space everywhere.
This should have been kept in. There wasn't nearly enough about the Hermes crew in the movie. The movie could have easily been 3 hrs long and still fantastic.
I wished there was more footage of the Hermes crew activities in the film.
I say it was hilarious when beck & Johansson gave weird looks that totally explains why she kissed him towards the end lol
If Steve thought Howard and Peggy fondue-ing back in the 40’s was anything new, wait till he finds this.
i understood that reference
@@gianlozano102 I understood THAT reference
Cliven Longsight Waaaasssssuuuupppp!
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The way she got embarrassed was just adorable
I love how embarrassed Sebastian looks 0:41😂❤️
This is a direct passage and scene from the book by Andy Weir. The only line they forgot is when Rick finds out he say "Nice! How about the million mile high club?"
and the explanation about why they couldn't use Watney's room. But that's really testament to Weir writing, he made a novel that could be tuned into a Hollywood movie fairly accurately
Minus the first line prettymuch "I am so fucked, that's my considered opinion. FUCKED" they had the storm first rather then Watney telling about it after it happen
@@lachlanbrowse6939 The hilarius part of the book is that how the final rescue takes place...and how when Watney is finally back in the Hermes he says "were this a movie we would be hugging and high fiving each other cheering" when he is in pain being treated by Beck and a total mess..
Then in the movie.. it changes it so they literally hugh and high five each other cheering..its like if Ridley Scott literally threw a pun to the book readers
im surprised no one said "sebastian stan
same
I literally scrolled down one comment and it said "Sebastian is so cute" xD
right above ya
This is the cutest shit ever. They're so lovely I'm melting.
This scene should have been included. I alway thought that them having a kid in the end kinda came out of the blue
Same.
Samee
Well they have that “kissing scene” almost at the end.
@@TheFlowMind which surprised me because they cut this scene
ill always be upset they didn’t include this in the movie. I mean they could have at least put it in the extended version! Idk i just love this scene because they put in the little subtle interactions with Chris and Beth but idk i would have liked to see this in the film. It’s light hearted and funny and touches on the family aspect of the crew (and also humanizes Lewis further as not just a fearless commander but a loving and passionate person who is trying to right what she believes to be her wrong (leaving Mark) and she doesn’t want to hurt anyone else.) And so i just love this scene a lot and every time i watch the movie i mentally put it in there lol
The Martian is Hard sci fi. That means as realistic as possible. This scene, these events, this dialogue, nothing about it is realistic, nothing of it was in the book. If you want this kind of lousy teenage boy fiction then go watch, I dunno what kids watch these days. But they did right to cut this out, it should never have been filmed in the first place, nor should it have left the screen writers draft book.
@@strindberg8764 It's perfectly realistic. Even made sense in the book because the climate control was on the fritz
@@strindberg8764 This is a little embarrassing considering this scene is literally taken from the book…that you just claimed didn’t include it.
@@strindberg8764 its quite realistic, but i also think its not relevant, so served as deleted scenes actually is the right thing to do, and also it's in the book
@@strindberg8764 What they left out from the book was the sections about survival if they run out of food
If I was Lewis I'd tell them "Make sure we don't return with 7 people"
Haha yes that would've been a good dialogue
This scene made me wonder if they might have brought back 7, but then the baby is shown during the AriesV launch and the movie is about AriesIII. There would have been multiple years between the missions.
@@ralphm6901 ares 3 and 5 don't have 30+ years between them lol
@@naturalLog26 I don't know where you got 30+ from. The closing credits show Johansen in hospital with a baby during the 5 launch. If she got pregnant during 3, the baby would have been the 7th person on board, but it would have been born well before the 5 launch.
@@ralphm6901 nvm lol I completely misunderstood
I don't know why. I can't let go of this scene, it never gets old...
They should have kept it in.
Because Michael Peña.
I just love watching this over and over again! This should have made it to the final cut
A multitalented doctor + a computer genius = imagine their super intelligent babies for the next years to go
Genius intellect is groomed not bred.
Anyone is capable of extraordinary things if you put your mind to it and under the right conditions.
@@AllenHanPR No it's not, that's why we had only 1 Einstein, 1 Da Vinci, 1 Mozart. You groom knowledge, then you either are a "genius" or not.
It's not even bred, it's just...there. Or it's not.
We have seen that baby in the movie...
Trust fund cocaine baby.
@@AllenHanPR IQ is primarily genetic (~80%) with deficits primarily linked to environmental factors (physical damage, diet, heavy metals, plastics, etc.). It's bred, not groomed.
I think it was a good idea to not put it in the movie, but i also really like that i have seen it now.
I completely agree
Yep agree 100%
michael pena is the best bro who ever bro'd. he's the same wisecracking dude in every movie and i love it.
"And a world record! Gimme 5 man" hahahahaha love it
I wish this was in the film. The emotional seen they shared kinda hit me out of left field.
agree completely. its a small scene but it adds a lot of emotional depth to a crew that i initially didn't really feel a connection too as well as humanizes the characters. even in space we fall in love, and plus it explains the kiss scene later in the movie which was weird to me without this context
Oscar O. Rosas "emotional seen"
They have a few little moments in the final cut that add up and make that “kiss” scene make a lot more sense.
Johanssen: What are you doing?
Beck: Docking
Johanssen: It’s not possible!
Beck: No, it’s necessary
Sebastian looks so cute here acting all shy, it's adorable 💙
I love all of the crew so much.
To this day this is my favorite Deleted scene in any film ever!
“where am i gonna sleep”
Vogel grabs his drink
“with johannsen”
Vogel takes a sip, watching how this one plays out.
if only there was space popcorn. or rather space weisswurscht
Ah... Die Weißwurscht. Good food.
Makes me wonder who ended up "hot bunking" after they picked up Mark. Unless the movie Hermes has a dedicated sickbay they were effectively three bunks short (The cooling in Mark's bunk died as well.).
Now Mark took the sickbay/Beck's room full time, so that's taken.
Beck and Johansen share a room, so hot bunking there would be interesting (oddly enough there are fanfictions on the subject, I am yet to find my brave pills and read one).
And Lewis is the commander, meaning she cant hot bunk if anyone else, except Mark get a single room.
Whichever way I do my math, Vogel and Martinez are now hot bunking in Airlock two...
They don't all sleep at the same time.
It doesn’t. Becks quarters are the sickbay.
A redhead astronaut commander.. God thats hot...
ruclips.net/video/3b6pXwK914s/видео.html
rock hard. balls deep. zero lube.
Never gonna happen. Redheads are too volatile to hold down that job. Why do you think their hair is a massive red flag? Nature's warning...
@LiLing B I have Dated redheads. Nope its legit.
that was actually funny. they should have left that in.
"How did Beck and Johanssen hook up?"
Martinez: "Well, see, that's complicated."
*sound of bongo drums playing*
So that's why they had a baby in the end. They warmed up to each other sleeping together for a while on the ship.
Hey, if that baby was conceived in space, that would be a historical first too.
That finally in the movie with Ares V launching takes place much longer than 9 months after they return.. the Hohfman window for Mars is slighty over 2 years.. they expent over 18 months extra time for this mission leaving not much time after return to advance Ares V instead of Ares IV.. so probably takes place about 3 years after they return (they would likelly miss the next window)
By this time, I'm pretty sure the first coitus in space had already been achieved. You can bet the farm they do more than run experiments on the ISS.
Read Mary Roach's book "Packing for Mars" to find out. It's a great book.
I love how embarrassed Sebastian is. He's the only reason I watched the movie. Jealous of Kate Mara's character though...😋
lol same, same, and same 😂
XD Same.
"with Johansson"
1st through 4th grade response:
ooooooooooooooooo!
5th through 8tn grade:
gotta steam up dat room!
martinezbe like: ooooooooooooo!
I feel like this should of been included in the movie. There were so many hints at their relationship that I felt like the movie missed a scene when I seen it in the cinema. Especially the end scene where they show beck and Johansen living together with a kid
They missed out my favorite line “First member of the million mile high club!”
Not sure why, but this has become my favorite movie of all time. I've lost count on how many times I've rewatched it. Maybe it's because it's a Sci-fi/adventure that won the best comedy award? Maybe it's disco music being played in certain scenes. Growing food by using your own s**t. So many reasons. :-)
Have you read the book? It's even better. Thats not a detraction from the movie, just books have more details etc and his journey is so much more arduous
Can only sleep in Airlock 2 without problems, but has a completely open lobby area to talk with the group.
1. WHY DID I NOT SEE THIS BEFORE TODAY!??!?! 2. WHY WAS THIS NOT IN THE MOVIE!!?!?! 3. WHY DID I NOT SEE THIS BEFORE TODAY!?!?!
Can't answer questions 1 and 3, as for nr. 2, it's a scene from the book that, while adding to the story, isn't essential. When it comes to cutting the time of the movie, nice-to-have scenes like this don't make the cut.
Rockyblack smith If they had left it in, the epologe at the end of the movie would have made a little more sence. It would have required some lead up to a minor plot point, so you see why they cut it, but it could have been done. In the book after the first resupply fails, Watney writes letters to each crew member (in the movie they just present the one he wrote to the Commander) and in his letter to Beck he brings up Beck's and Johannsen's relationship and how they should wait till they are back on earth before starting anything. Thats one criticisim i have of the book is the abrupt ending, and I like that they added the epologe at the end of the movie.
+435now This scene wasn't really needed in the movie to set Beck's and Johansen's relationship - there were already hints in the film. Such as when the supply pod was docking with Hermes during the Earth fly-by and then when Beck was preparing to set the bomb in the airlock.
Labs
The problem is water...
Okay. I'm kidding.
The problem might be that the movie started with them on Mars. Then they left without Mark. His bunk would have been available unless... the same heating problem affected Mark's heater too (cooling tubes might have had water/glycol mix so yeah... the problem still might be water).
In the book he says that Mark's room is right next to his and has the same problem. In the book you get the sense that the ship is a lot smaller than the one in the movie. If it was the same size then he could have found a ton of places to sleep without being in the way.
Somehow the term "world record" is actually an understatement here.
God, this movie had the perfect cast.
For those of you who are saying 'it's good they cut it off' - this was in the book, along with some other things that would've made the movie better
Just because its in the book doesn't mean it needs to be in the movie. This scene is cute buts its unnecessary. So is a lot of other stuff that was cut out from the book.
@@nikunjdixit1175 It made them more than just astronauts. They're people, and they're in as much risk as Watney. Another thing the movie left out (which I don't blame them cause it would've taken ages) was personal emails Watney sent to all of the crew. It really fleshed out their connections as friends rather than co-workers.
like what? did beth and chris have some others moments, too?
"How come Aquaman can control whales? They're mammals! Makes no sense." They literally had the scene but changed the line to Mark complaining about disco.
Book is better. Except for the ending where Lewis grabs Watney. Also I think they should have shown Watneys parents in Chicago reaction to his being rescued.
Seb sis the breathy half-laugh half-giggle perfectly 👌
And the pulling the bill of his hat over his eyes
This explains the seemingly award scene in the airlock where she kisses him on the helmet...it always gave me the thought "are these two involved"....
"If one seal breaks you die", he says while leaning against a window the other side of which is open space. Doh!
TallBob1962 The difference is he's not sleeping there. The crew quarters are deeper inside the ship or simply more reinforced because if something happens while they're asleep, they're still protected. Other parts of the ship aren't like that because if something happens while they're not in the room, they can repair it.
I see your point but the seals in the airlocks are weak points because they are moving part and are designed to open. The hull is static and so stronger.
But then, windows so numerous and big on a spaceship is weird, specially since they show constant spinning landscape.
if one seal breaks martinez dies.
Vogel tho....he is german.
You realize only the seals are in airlocks, because it's a moving part area.
These windows don't open, permanently sealed. Unlike Air Locks.
Omg I love this scene so much! I remember reading this in the book and was disappointed they didn't really address their relationship in the movie other than the kiss on the visor.
They should have kept it in the movie! It's hilarious and adds to the overall light mood of the picture.
Yet another reason why I love this movie. I hope this scene made it onto the DVD extras.
A COUPLE WORLD RECORDS IM SCREAMING
It's a small ship and you didn't know he was sleeping in the airlock, but you knew about the other two getting it on...
Wish this was in the movie, the scene is so light-hearted and good
Like in every damn movie, Sebastian Stan it's so cool, or very cute. This boy is very talented and no one can stop him.
This scene would make more sense if they hadn’t designed the Hermes to be absolutely massive. Why can’t Martinez just sleep in the giant rec room they’re in right now?
F***ing loved this movie, and an awesome scene that was derived from this one
fave deleted scene!!! omg Sebastian's adorable face at 0:40
NOW the last scene of the movie (with them having a baby) makes sense.
Sebastian Stan love him
It’s funny to see this without music or brown noise filling in the scene you can really tell who holds a presence on set
0:55, look at Alex Vogel's face. This is German attitude towards such Romance...
My brothers, if you had the opportunity to get yourself some Kate Mara in space...or anywhere else, would you be concerned about breaking any rules?
Well now I have to watch The Martian.
Love that the great scenes from the book were filmed.
Where is the deleted scene with the little green man that popped up behind a rock, im sure i saw it in the original. But it might also have been a dream.
Houston....can you run a simulation of two bodies orbiting each other in 3 axis please?
Michael Pena is hysterical
This scene should have stayed on the film, so hilarious and well performed.
I only just realize that the Hispanic guy in this was the same as the guy in ant man
“If this was a normal mission, you would’ve broken about 30 rules.”
“… and a couple world records *what’s UP buddy, what’s up!”*
High five Winter Soldier for getting it on with the Invisible Woman
Holy cow ... Kate Mara. Enough said.
can believe they deleted this 😢
The german guy in the middle: "What did I miss?"
I read the book years ago and I'm just finding out they shot this scene NOW? I feel cheated.
I guess she found the book with the red star on it. All she had to do was say the words:...."Longing...
Picture this, though: Hermes shows up, they come in and land, and everyone is shocked that Beth is pregnant. Oh, and she and Chris are married. Payback for NASA not telling them Mark was alive.
We set out with 6, came back with 5, went back for the 6th, and returned with 7!
Dean Su “Face it, as soon as that storm came up, we were never coming back with *exactly* six.”
If it's a small ship, why are they on a bridge of an Imperial Star Destroyer?
Johansson's arm movements create continuity problems. If the scene made it into the movie, I hope someone would have caught that mistake.
Cause no one would notice the smell of twat mist wafting around a sealed ship. Really seals the flavor in.
0:50 I can't with Martinez 😂😂😂😂
I love Michael Peña. He is hilarious.
There's sleeping with, and then there's just sleeping. Were the bunks designed to be big enough for two people to do the latter?
I watched the movie yesterday, this was a nicely timed coincedence
In space, nobody can hear you scream. Except, maybe the mission commander...
THat guy is that guy in every movie he is in. WHATS UP WHATS UP gettin down in space lmao
Why are all of the crew areas of the ship so ridiculously huge? The room in that scene is at least 10 times larger than it functionally needs to be.
I like the upbeat electronic music after the high fives. Truly it should have been kept in the movie.
They should have left that in...