'The Martian' | Anatomy of a Scene w/ Director Ridley Scott | The New York Times
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2015
- Ridley Scott narrates a sequence from “The Martian” featuring Matt Damon.
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That moment when you notice something about a scene that you never did before... in this case, specifically at 1:57... when it suddenly hit me that the "star" hanging in the sky is in fact earth. Which is why he's looking that way, and then points the antenna at it.
I thought if was the satallite.
it is the satellite which act as a rely point
They might have meant for it to be Earth, but geometrically it can't be in a realistic sense. From Mars the Earth is always in the same general direction as the sun (just as Venus is for us), and in the shots where he's looking toward the "dot" the sun is behind him.
The pictures align... FINALLY!
This scene truely made me understand how blessed we are to be able to communicate.
I love his reaction at the end
great movie!
3:50 it should have said no
also it takes awhile for that signal to get there
Why did he make a no option for that question?
The skinny man was not CGI. It was another actor. You can tell because every-time they showed the skinny man, they never showed Matt's head on him.
looks good
One thing that always struck me is when he first turns pathfinder on and the camera activates. It turns towards him, the lens cover opens, the music tempo goes up, and you get the impression his picture is taken. This would naturally play in to a scene on Earth where they have a picture of him alive. However, the scene cuts suddenly to Watney in the HAB getting his whiteboards, etc. I wonder if there was some changes and then some re-editing here. Because later they made the whole big thing about a picture and him acting like the Fonz, etc. I wonder if the original image scene had to be trimmed because if it wasn't then the Fonz picture scene wouldn't make sense. Watch this part again to see what I mean...
The extended version has the "fonz" picture. And no, it's not from this scene.
It also explains why he posed as the fonz. And it's because that's one of the few shows he can watch while on Mars.
Matt Damon's version of Mark Watney had more tools at hand than the books version. Had himself a crane and was not only able to recover the entire probe (didnt need a crow bar), but managed to keep the probe working.
RS: "The trajectory can vary .... when it gets far away from Mars on its curve, it can be as long as 24 minutes turnaround"... Then he has his science expert character say 32 minutes. ????
It could be a mistake, but he could also be including 8 minutes to download and process images. It's like how an airplane can land at a certain time, but it still takes time to unload the passengers and luggage.
Soundtrack at 3:40 plz? No? Maybe?
I like the movie
watched twice
What are those Mylar streamers hanging all over pathfinder?
Do you mean those bits on the underside of the three solar panels? They're remnants from where the air bags were attached to Pathfinder during its landing.
To remind you how drunk you are 😂❤️❤️❤️
So, if the NASA had answered "NO" - what would that have meant?
Yeah, that's how a storyboard works now get to the good part
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