Not only being stuck there but imagine the constant fear of not being able to leave your room, or stuck in elevator with no one to help because of a malfunction.
@BlackCatFilmProductions Dislike it all you want but it's already become an integral part of our lives. You want to live a life without technology then live in the woods. You can only use whatever nature provides you. No technology. You have to start anew with a clean slate. Then slowly but surely get used to it.
When Aurora first sees the tree, that is beautiful. It is actually based on something psychologists know about us, that we are inherently attracted towards nature, we need it to be mentally healthy.
That's just a basic understanding of human beings. We've always been, from ancient times to now, attracted to nature. Whether it be artificial in building gardens in our backyard, or recharging our batteries by going for a hike in the great outdoors or planting trees along the street or creating parks within cities for us to enjoy. It's because we naturally belong in nature being the animals that we are. It's just that living in cities is more convenient and it provides us with most of the necessities of life like food and fuel.
No. The 3 crew members that are shown at the end of the movie. Some of the people shown in the pods that are sleeping. The women in the video recording.
"you have no idea how long ive been trying to get in there." Just imagining your life depending on getting in that room and the struggle youve had, trying for months just for it to open like that.. Omg.
Not just 'months' but TWO YEARS! Imagine spending two years struggling to break open a metal vault to get to the controls that can save your life or the people that can save your life, only for another guy to just show up and open it!
I thought a fitting end would have been to see the freshly awakened crew walk into the concourse, seeing the changes made to the ship and finally being greeted by Jim and Auroras legacy…their children.
I was suprised by how much I enjoyed this mobie. Must of watched it 6 times by now. The style, the ship design, the story, the music, the romance, the drama. Even the acting is decent. The movies now one of my favs. No suprise to me it wasn't more popular. Its hard to see brilliance in somthing as common as scfi these days.
I found this movie to be really good and I'm still surprised it was received negatively. It was profound for me, made me ask myself questions. I'm thankful for any original idea out of Hollywood lmao
I guess the criticism came from the ending Chris Pratt got. It would have been perfectly fine if it was about Jennifer forgiving him for condemning her to death but they turned it into some obligatory Hollywood two hot people so they must end up together kind of trope. And no one liked that. Chris Pratt's character in this movie is designed to be a horrible person but they gave him the best ending. He ends up with a hot rich girl out of his league
@@terrathaw He wasn't really horrible at the start. He was very hesitant about waking up Aurora. And at the end, he did redeem himself for risking his life to save 5000 people and giving Aurora the opportunity to go back to cryo sleep
@@terrathaw Did you get the point that if he hadn't woken her she and everyone else would have died anyway because he would have needed an extra person to help him save the ship. That's why she forgave him .... but .... what justified her loving and staying with him was the fact that he risked almost certain death to save her and everyone else. A more realistic ending would have been them having had children though.
If you look at Mancuso’s uniform, the blue on the top and the black bottom part along with the blue v drop on the shoulders looks remarkable similar to the DS9/Voyager uniforms.
Well, no, he's not crew. He's a passenger and his role would be to work on the ship once they get there. He's supposed to be asleep the entire journey.
@@rekcusdoo sadly his pod malfunctioned way back when the first guy was awake, causing him to have organ fail in some parts of his body when he was hibernating and when he woke up, he was ill huhuhu and then died ....
Great movie but what if the story begins with Aurora waking up, seeing Jim, falling in love, then finding out he woke her up? Would have been for a better story honestly.
i believe the first guy and the third are crew member, the second (woman) is the passenger.. the protagonist woke up not because of accident, it was on purpose, that is why he knows the problem of the ship
@@echanfhedz911 I thought the first one was a passenger as well. Somewhere in the movie he stated he was going to the new planet to live. He was woken up by the ship because he was an engineer
Ahhh the obligatory comment linking actors between different movies. How original. If you think about it, it's just a pathetic attempt at validation through social media. Sad.
@@Lighthouse6104 Serenity, Children of Men, District 9, Contact, Gattaca, The Fly, Men In Black, The Fifth Element, Blade Runner, 12 Monkeys, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Arrival, E.T., Planet of the Apes, Pi, Alien, Aliens, Metropolis, Looper, The Matrix, 2001 A Space Odyssey, Jurassic Park, Terminator, Back to the Future, Her, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Thing, They Live, Ex Machina, Brazil, Edge of Tomorrow, Melancholia, Starship Troopers, Signs, Dune (1984), Never Let Me Go, Akira, etcetera, etcetera.
the biggest mistake of the filw, is that they never give to the viewers to understand that the Artificial intelligence of the Ship, wake up the first man, because the Intelligence know that he can solve the problem. As the AI understood that it is necessary to enter to the crew room, it wake up also a crew member.
Yes they did let us know! There was a type of accident early on which created system failures. All the failures indicate that the rest of the pods were also at risk and other ppl will /could eventually wake up
@@riobrasilsambashowssambist1453 That doesn't explain the AI's choice of pods to wake, or even whether or not it was a choice. Your explanation can be attributed to malfunction. But yes, the opening scene does show the AI running diagnostics and repair protocols, and apparently evaluating which pod to wake.
Runs the entire ship; smart enough to wake the 'right person', not smart enough to give him access to the things he needs to fix the ship. Right. This is called logic; from this we can infer that the computer was probably malfunctioning, not acting purposely.
@@VIDEOSROK Keanu gave this answer in AMA on reddit in 2015. "I've got a project that I've been developing for over six or seven years. It's a role I am looking forward to playing, it's called "Passengers." And in that film I play a character named Jim, who wakes up on a spaceship with five other people planning to homestead. He wakes up too soon, ninety years before arriving. What does he do?" He tried but couldn't get the production started so he had to sell the rights of movie eventually. Emily Blunt was in line to play Aurora. But it didn't materialize. You can read more about this on reddit.
I’ve heard the theory that if they had started the movie off with Jennifer Lawrence‘s character waking up and not knowing that Chris Pratt’s character was the one who woke her, it may have just made this movie so much more interesting.
It's a theory, but it changes the genre of the movie. As it is, the movie is a psychological thriller in a sci-fi setting. By being in Jim's shoes, we see he's a good person put in an impossible situation. He tries everything to fix the situation himself, fails, and eventually goes borderline suicidal with loneliness. He only wakes Aurora out of necessity to survive himself. And he hates himself for doing it. Now, if we see the action through Aurora's eyes, it becomes more of a horror thriller in a sci-fi setting. We don't know Jim is a good person, driven to do something horrible only in the direst need. We see him as an unknown. Sure, he seems nice and good-hearted, but all that falls flat when the truth comes out. So, yeah, it would be a very different movie. More interesting? Only if you enjoy the one genre over the other. I like the thought experiment of what it would be like to be alone a ship the way Jim was.
The way Mancuso is able to really help start the troubleshooting once he wakes up points to a big question I have about the movie. When Jim wakes up, he's told they will spend the next four months learning about colony life. So there's a plan to have all 5,258 people awake, eating, and doing things for 4 months. Why not break that group up into shifts (beyond the fact that it would mess with the “Adam and Eve” trope)? 120 years is 1,440 months. Broken into 4-month "shifts" that's 360 groups of 14 to 15 people. So, everyone's still being fed, watered, maintained, and feeling "cooped up" aboard the ship for 4 months, it's just spread throughout the voyage instead of all at the end. In the meantime, if something goes wrong (which is entirely possible on a 120-year-long space voyage), those 14 or 15 people who are awake are able to be alerted and to wake up anyone who needs to wake up to fix the issue. Wear and tear over that time are some of the first things that come to mind; but you could convert some of the cabin space you don't need (because only a few people are awake to need them) and turn them into spare parts storage.
there is no way to get people back INTO hybernation. the hybernation machine is back on earth. the pods they are in are basicly just freezers. they can keep you in the hybernation state. but it cannot put you back into hybernation. that said. the medical bed has a hybernation mode and they could have taken shifts with the 2 of them. cutting the 88 years down to 44 years each. and they would have been able to see the new planet in their old age.
@@darkracer1252 cant imagine they couldn't just bring the hibernation machines with them if they wanted to. they just didn't because they thought the pods couldn't fail
@@da_knug This is a one-off movie, and it's a shame because the worldbuilding suggests there's just a little more out there that could be very interesting. One critical question, unfortunately, we do not have enough information to answer: Does this universe have tech portable enough to re-hibernate travelers in transit or not?
I was just Wondering , Aurora Talked about Having The Roundtrip from Earth To homestead 2 , But if she did manage to get to Homestead 2 , what pod would she be using?? Meaning There's a Procedure that can be done to Hibernate , But Not On Homestead 2 but On the Ship 🤔
Did anyone in these comments even see this movie? At the end they had planted plants for food. There were chickens literally running around. The food for the passengers might run out but they brought enough resources to seed an entire planet. Also why is there an argument on if a DECK CHIEF with acess to all the restricted areas is passenger or crew? He even claimed the ship as his. I didnt need to see the movie to put that together.
Everyone talking about how good the movie is meanwhile I just realized how beautiful Jennifer Lawrence was in this movie. I mean I couldn't get my eyes off her in this clip, she looked really beautiful haha
If the movie started with Jennifer Lawrence waking up and slowly finding out about Chris Pratt instead, it would have been a way more intriguing movie.
You'd think if they built a space city they might of considered: "What if someone wakes up early? What if some of the pods dont last long enough you know, they become defective?" '𝐝𝐨𝐧'𝐭 𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐫𝐲, 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐝𝐨𝐞𝐬𝐧'𝐭 𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐧~'
how many spare pods do you make? 10, 50, 5000 ? because if 20 people wake up and they had built 10 spare pods there is going to be some fighting going on,better to have none
@derek-press probably similar to emergency devices on other large scale vehicles. Large ships usually have enough liferaft space for the entire capacity of the ship, so I would assume you would want the same for this.
The only unbelievable part was once the ship's officer found out that there was malfunctions on the ship, an emergency protocol should have been started and he should have awakened the crew. The idea that he would keep the ship in danger is ridiculous.
Good movie, don't care what anyone says can please everyone! It's also interesting that the ships computer woke 2 people that where needed to fix things to complete the voyage! As far as the woman being taken out of hyper sleep, yes I chose you but it had to be someone as I or anyone could not be expected to live alone and this would also jeopardize the mission! So actually she not only could have saved everyone else life but her own as well!
@@Gala-yp8nx None of the above. The first was a pod failure, he then woke up the girl because he was lonely, which is why she now hates him. The third was also a pod failure.
@@London1869 actually, if you look quickly at Jim's pod display you'll see that he is a Mechanical Engineer. In today's world, that degree plus four years of experience qualifies Jim to be an astronaut. In this case, the ship should have woken up the chief engineer and after evaluating the problem he would have followed his procedures and woken up the appropriate manpower. The chief engineer would have seen that the ship's diagnostic system was offline and would have made getting it back up a priority. That would have told him that the hull was breached and pointed him to the damaged reactor control system. In my working life I was a field service technician in industrial instrumentation and process controls. Troubleshooting things like this were one of my favorite things.
It's engineering common sense not to put the entire crew on hibernation for the entire 99 years travel time. Staggered hibernation schedule every 5 or 10 years would be better to ensure an awake crew is available at all times.
Love the movie. Allthough I often could see a somewhat dark/humourous show, about the outcome, dealing with all the red tape/insurance issues, and offices communicating between Earth, and homestead II, and the delay of messaging back and forth. Epecially if they had kids.....and inbred kids.
This movie frustrates me so much. There are so many great plot points here that are just wasted on Stockholm Syndrome. And there's barely any interaction with actual space. This is the first time the movie actually gets real.
Why wouldn’t they have an extra set of pods for 25% of the passengers. And they should have had someone awake. Like a group of 10 people that stayed up for a year at a time and went in shifts. Boom. Any issues like this you can fix them. Along with having a second engine worth of supplies. These king of voyages would be essential for spreading the human race
They actually explain it during the movie. The mechanism to get passengers and crew asleep is much more complex and expensive than waking them up. And since hibernation pods have never failed, EVER, and the ship is so incredibly safe, there's no need for even the crew to be awake.
Any crew member would know there waking early was a big problem, finding three people had woken early was an emergency. Plus he was seriously sick from, he thought, hibernation sickness but couldn't spend time resting as originally planned.
Why would they split up?! They have all the time in the world! And they just discussed that things are malfunctioning to the point where they might not be able to find each other for days at a time!
I think that they suggested that later, but he said that it would take too long to get them up fully and up to speed. And whoever woke up would then be doomed because there's no returning to hibernation.
@@Lanelle_bella yea that would of been a good option - at least their offspring would have made it there and lived to tell the tale of the parents struggle (and how they saved the entire ship and it's passengers). Ha.
I doubt the ship was equipped with infant facilities. Even if there was a pregnant passenger on board there wouldn't be enough supplies to raise a child for the next three years.
LMy theory about this movie that it may have been inspired by the movie wall e. Because it's just like that movie,all Though they travel 5years,and the avalon travels 120years.it's just the year gap
Can we please kill the "don't touch anything" joke in movies? Or at least have a movie where someone says it and the "dumb but capable" protagonist doesn't touch anything after it is said.
While we are at it, can we please also retire the 'speak English' joke in the movies, when the tech character is speaking is pretty easy to understand lingo, but the clearly overqualified protagonist still has to sound cool by asking him to dumb it down for everyone.
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She was?
Era o que?????
4:02
What is the name of the music at the end of the video?
Not only being stuck there but imagine the constant fear of not being able to leave your room, or stuck in elevator with no one to help because of a malfunction.
While being stuck in an elevator is scary, I think it's worse when you open yhe doors and then it moves
@@TomaszWawruszko I was probably thinking of that when I wrote it
So basically exactly like in a real life?
This is why I dislike technology. People think that nothing bad will happen when you use it. But when it malfunction then you screwed.
@BlackCatFilmProductions Dislike it all you want but it's already become an integral part of our lives. You want to live a life without technology then live in the woods. You can only use whatever nature provides you. No technology. You have to start anew with a clean slate. Then slowly but surely get used to it.
When Aurora first sees the tree, that is beautiful. It is actually based on something psychologists know about us, that we are inherently attracted towards nature, we need it to be mentally healthy.
One only has to look at the likes of NYC, LA and SF and see all the mentally ill people there to know thats true!!
That's just a basic understanding of human beings. We've always been, from ancient times to now, attracted to nature. Whether it be artificial in building gardens in our backyard, or recharging our batteries by going for a hike in the great outdoors or planting trees along the street or creating parks within cities for us to enjoy. It's because we naturally belong in nature being the animals that we are. It's just that living in cities is more convenient and it provides us with most of the necessities of life like food and fuel.
What can be built, can be torn down.
That which grows, eventually dies.
I imagine that relationship goes both ways.
Most people would assume something like that. Don’t really a psychologist thing
this movie was stellar
and with only 4 people
just amazing
No. The 3 crew members that are shown at the end of the movie. Some of the people shown in the pods that are sleeping. The women in the video recording.
@@stan0033x there was someone else in the movie. but he was being so still that you never saw him
Cameraman....
@@darkracer1252I want you to know that even though very few saw this I found it absolutely hilarious. 😂
@@HARMstudio6 can't mess with drax
Morpheus: three pods failed!
Chris Pratt: uhhhhh yeah
The ship could be suffering from network connectivity problems.
@@Michael-dy2lb Comcast routers…
yeah.....specially the 2nd one....lol
As I recall when he sees Aurora's pod he knows it didn't fail.
does more trees exist elsewhere?
he is thousand years old by now after so many journeys
Who?
@@TheoGarza The Deck Chief. Or Captain maybe.
Imagine, at 0:32, the voice says, “Welcome, to the Event Horizon.” And then boom, Fishbourne shows up as the next demon.
😂😂😂😂 i was thinking the same thing
Oh shiiiiit. The whole time they were on the event horizon. Would have been a sick movie
We're leavin
Booya! Nailed it! I love that movie.
Morpheus...
0:44 "Gold class breakfast!"
Here's your fuckin breakfast.
The machine was puking at her 🤮
Ayo what 💀
"you have no idea how long ive been trying to get in there." Just imagining your life depending on getting in that room and the struggle youve had, trying for months just for it to open like that.. Omg.
Not just 'months' but TWO YEARS! Imagine spending two years struggling to break open a metal vault to get to the controls that can save your life or the people that can save your life, only for another guy to just show up and open it!
I thought a fitting end would have been to see the freshly awakened crew walk into the concourse, seeing the changes made to the ship and finally being greeted by Jim and Auroras legacy…their children.
Yeah, and their grandchildren. I really enjoyed this movie.
@@MrGruffteddybearhow on earth would they be able to produce grandchildren
Why would they doom children to be alone for most of their life
@@themilkmansrevenge5051 i'm pretty sure they don't have any kids
@@gotyaloot2125 ik
I was suprised by how much I enjoyed this mobie. Must of watched it 6 times by now. The style, the ship design, the story, the music, the romance, the drama. Even the acting is decent. The movies now one of my favs.
No suprise to me it wasn't more popular. Its hard to see brilliance in somthing as common as scfi these days.
I found this movie to be really good and I'm still surprised it was received negatively. It was profound for me, made me ask myself questions. I'm thankful for any original idea out of Hollywood lmao
I guess the criticism came from the ending Chris Pratt got. It would have been perfectly fine if it was about Jennifer forgiving him for condemning her to death but they turned it into some obligatory Hollywood two hot people so they must end up together kind of trope. And no one liked that. Chris Pratt's character in this movie is designed to be a horrible person but they gave him the best ending. He ends up with a hot rich girl out of his league
@@terrathaw He wasn't really horrible at the start. He was very hesitant about waking up Aurora.
And at the end, he did redeem himself for risking his life to save 5000 people and giving Aurora the opportunity to go back to cryo sleep
@@terrathaw Did you get the point that if he hadn't woken her she and everyone else would have died anyway because he would have needed an extra person to help him save the ship. That's why she forgave him .... but .... what justified her loving and staying with him was the fact that he risked almost certain death to save her and everyone else. A more realistic ending would have been them having had children though.
It was dreadfully boring and the ending is as a nonsensical cop out
@@joebloggs6922 How is it nonsensical?
This movie was ahead of its time, it was interesting, it's sad that it didn't get enough attention.
If you look at Mancuso’s uniform, the blue on the top and the black bottom part along with the blue v drop on the shoulders looks remarkable similar to the DS9/Voyager uniforms.
I see it now.
The music in this movie is just amazing
From another world ❤️🩹
I mean not to be 'THAT GUY' , but Gus is not a passenger, he's crew.
you will always be that guy
Well, no, he's not crew. He's a passenger and his role would be to work on the ship once they get there. He's supposed to be asleep the entire journey.
@@rekcusdoo no, he is crew. This isn't a matter of opinion 😂
@@TheFireNoodle it is if you have no life anyway.
@@rekcusdoo sadly his pod malfunctioned way back when the first guy was awake, causing him to have organ fail in some parts of his body when he was hibernating and when he woke up, he was ill huhuhu and then died ....
This is one of the best sci-fi movies I've ever seen !
The tree, the ship, a man and a woman...
Garden of Eden.
Yes
They even made the garden at the very end.
Where are the kids?
@@johnharris6655 if they had any, they're probably asleep in the medical pod.
That's why I think they both go through purgatory🔥
Lawrence Fishbourne always comes in Clutch.
Ever since Apocalypse Now. At 14 y/o.
Morfeus
Rule 1 when someone says something should not be able to happen: Assume it does anyway and get a failsafe in place just in case
Oh look, its Jennifer, she was the first female hero in film ever!
You havent watched many movies have you?
@@Edis12121 they're joking,making fun of her
Friendly fire bro😆
@@ChillGuySammy in that case, i apologise
A bit cynical
@@Edis12121 Jennifer himself said that. Everyone is making fun of her now 🤣
I have watched this film 5 times and it gets me every time! Fantastic Movie!
Great movie but what if the story begins with Aurora waking up, seeing Jim, falling in love, then finding out he woke her up? Would have been for a better story honestly.
'They said it couldn't happen'. Just like how folks thought the titanic couldn't sink
this is a painful one you're just awaking to die knowing that your hibernation pod killed you.
He's not actually a third passenger. He's a crew member.
i believe the first guy and the third are crew member, the second (woman) is the passenger.. the protagonist woke up not because of accident, it was on purpose, that is why he knows the problem of the ship
@@echanfhedz911 I thought the first one was a passenger as well. Somewhere in the movie he stated he was going to the new planet to live. He was woken up by the ship because he was an engineer
@@echanfhedz911 Aurora ask him if he is a passenger or crew member when they first meet. He says Passenger
Part of the ship part of the crew Part of the ship part of the crew Part of the ship part of the crew
@@echanfhedz911 Chris is not part of the crew he's part of the group of workers that will build the colony.
I enjoy this movie each time I watch it...I like the concept and think "it is better than received."
And he's the last new person either of them ever meets
2:22 thats literally my whole life.
Imagine if they all started waking up
It’s kind of amazing to think that is the same guy who played “Furious” In “Boyz in the hood”
Starlord, Mystique, and Dr. Foster on one ship.
Morpheus would be the right call
Morpheus!!
Morpheus is fighting Neo!!!
@@DivineAtheistWannabe The Bowery King RULES!!!!!
Ahhh the obligatory comment linking actors between different movies. How original. If you think about it, it's just a pathetic attempt at validation through social media. Sad.
every time you see the passenger movie it's just amazing. 😍
One of the best sci fi movies of all the time
Its a decent film but theres literally a 100 scifi movies that are better
Agreed, interesting, unique plot
Hell yeah 👍
@@plummet3860 suggestion?
@@Lighthouse6104 Serenity, Children of Men, District 9, Contact, Gattaca, The Fly, Men In Black, The Fifth Element, Blade Runner, 12 Monkeys, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Arrival, E.T., Planet of the Apes, Pi, Alien, Aliens, Metropolis, Looper, The Matrix, 2001 A Space Odyssey, Jurassic Park, Terminator, Back to the Future, Her, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Thing, They Live, Ex Machina, Brazil, Edge of Tomorrow, Melancholia, Starship Troopers, Signs, Dune (1984), Never Let Me Go, Akira, etcetera, etcetera.
When Lawrence fishbourne character first appears I was like 'cool its morpheus"
And Android from The Signal ...
cool it's fat morpheus
the design of the ship is pretty cool
Possibly one of my favorite fictional ships.
Deck Chief means he is the best guy at Magic the Gathering. Just saying...
Only seen once in cinema. But liked it, may actually re-watch tonight.
This was a really really good movie.
I honestly still can't believe they managed to get Mario in this film.
the third passenger...that driver is just so funny to watch
the biggest mistake of the filw, is that they never give to the viewers to understand that the Artificial intelligence of the Ship, wake up the first man, because the Intelligence know that he can solve the problem. As the AI understood that it is necessary to enter to the crew room, it wake up also a crew member.
It was completely random
Yes they did let us know! There was a type of accident early on which created system failures. All the failures indicate that the rest of the pods were also at risk and other ppl will /could eventually wake up
That would be exposition for the book. In the film, it's not crucial to the plot. However, the opening scene does show it, somewhat.
@@riobrasilsambashowssambist1453 That doesn't explain the AI's choice of pods to wake, or even whether or not it was a choice. Your explanation can be attributed to malfunction. But yes, the opening scene does show the AI running diagnostics and repair protocols, and apparently evaluating which pod to wake.
Runs the entire ship; smart enough to wake the 'right person', not smart enough to give him access to the things he needs to fix the ship. Right.
This is called logic; from this we can infer that the computer was probably malfunctioning, not acting purposely.
Great movie, it is underrated.
When gus said i will check the pods jim is like oooh crap mah secret
Third passenger AKA plot device.
The narrative follows the "hero's journey".
Keanu's dream project.
explain please ?
Omg I dont get the reference 😭
@@VIDEOSROK Keanu gave this answer in AMA on reddit in 2015.
"I've got a project that I've been developing for over six or seven years. It's a role I am looking forward to playing, it's called "Passengers." And in that film I play a character named Jim, who wakes up on a spaceship with five other people planning to homestead. He wakes up too soon, ninety years before arriving. What does he do?"
He tried but couldn't get the production started so he had to sell the rights of movie eventually. Emily Blunt was in line to play Aurora. But it didn't materialize. You can read more about this on reddit.
Can you maybe send a link?
@@gurugulab1414 Oh 😭
I’ve heard the theory that if they had started the movie off with Jennifer Lawrence‘s character waking up and not knowing that Chris Pratt’s character was the one who woke her, it may have just made this movie so much more interesting.
It's a theory, but it changes the genre of the movie. As it is, the movie is a psychological thriller in a sci-fi setting. By being in Jim's shoes, we see he's a good person put in an impossible situation. He tries everything to fix the situation himself, fails, and eventually goes borderline suicidal with loneliness. He only wakes Aurora out of necessity to survive himself. And he hates himself for doing it. Now, if we see the action through Aurora's eyes, it becomes more of a horror thriller in a sci-fi setting. We don't know Jim is a good person, driven to do something horrible only in the direst need. We see him as an unknown. Sure, he seems nice and good-hearted, but all that falls flat when the truth comes out.
So, yeah, it would be a very different movie. More interesting? Only if you enjoy the one genre over the other. I like the thought experiment of what it would be like to be alone a ship the way Jim was.
The way Mancuso is able to really help start the troubleshooting once he wakes up points to a big question I have about the movie. When Jim wakes up, he's told they will spend the next four months learning about colony life. So there's a plan to have all 5,258 people awake, eating, and doing things for 4 months.
Why not break that group up into shifts (beyond the fact that it would mess with the “Adam and Eve” trope)? 120 years is 1,440 months. Broken into 4-month "shifts" that's 360 groups of 14 to 15 people.
So, everyone's still being fed, watered, maintained, and feeling "cooped up" aboard the ship for 4 months, it's just spread throughout the voyage instead of all at the end. In the meantime, if something goes wrong (which is entirely possible on a 120-year-long space voyage), those 14 or 15 people who are awake are able to be alerted and to wake up anyone who needs to wake up to fix the issue.
Wear and tear over that time are some of the first things that come to mind; but you could convert some of the cabin space you don't need (because only a few people are awake to need them) and turn them into spare parts storage.
The ship didn't have the tech to put people back into hibernation.
@@nicewall8311 only because they didn't bring it with them because they thought the pods couldn't fail.
there is no way to get people back INTO hybernation.
the hybernation machine is back on earth.
the pods they are in are basicly just freezers. they can keep you in the hybernation state. but it cannot put you back into hybernation.
that said.
the medical bed has a hybernation mode and they could have taken shifts with the 2 of them. cutting the 88 years down to 44 years each. and they would have been able to see the new planet in their old age.
@@darkracer1252 cant imagine they couldn't just bring the hibernation machines with them if they wanted to. they just didn't because they thought the pods couldn't fail
@@da_knug This is a one-off movie, and it's a shame because the worldbuilding suggests there's just a little more out there that could be very interesting.
One critical question, unfortunately, we do not have enough information to answer: Does this universe have tech portable enough to re-hibernate travelers in transit or not?
I was just Wondering , Aurora Talked about Having The Roundtrip from Earth To homestead 2 , But if she did manage to get to Homestead 2 , what pod would she be using?? Meaning There's a Procedure that can be done to Hibernate , But Not On Homestead 2 but On the Ship 🤔
Homestead 2 would have had the facilities. It would have been included on the initial colony set up because Earth would have wanted it's ships back.
Did anyone in these comments even see this movie? At the end they had planted plants for food. There were chickens literally running around. The food for the passengers might run out but they brought enough resources to seed an entire planet. Also why is there an argument on if a DECK CHIEF with acess to all the restricted areas is passenger or crew? He even claimed the ship as his. I didnt need to see the movie to put that together.
Awsome movie.
RIP James Earl Jones 😢
uhhh.... this is Lawrence Fishburne.
Everyone talking about how good the movie is meanwhile I just realized how beautiful Jennifer Lawrence was in this movie. I mean I couldn't get my eyes off her in this clip, she looked really beautiful haha
This is a great movie, I had heard there was going to be a squall to it, but I hadn’t anything more to it?
Fantastic...
2:07 it took Jim two and a half years to try and open that door.
Anything is possible to open if you have the right tools or knowledge.
If the movie started with Jennifer Lawrence waking up and slowly finding out about Chris Pratt instead, it would have been a way more intriguing movie.
"Any more trees I need to know about?" 😅
You'd think if they built a space city they might of considered:
"What if someone wakes up early? What if some of the pods dont last long enough you know, they become defective?"
'𝐝𝐨𝐧'𝐭 𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐫𝐲, 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐝𝐨𝐞𝐬𝐧'𝐭 𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐧~'
how many spare pods do you make? 10, 50, 5000 ? because if 20 people wake up and they had built 10 spare pods there is going to be some fighting going on,better to have none
@derek-press probably similar to emergency devices on other large scale vehicles. Large ships usually have enough liferaft space for the entire capacity of the ship, so I would assume you would want the same for this.
They made the exact same mistake as the Titanic. Always be prepared for everything, even the stuff that "can't happen".
How awesome would it be if Gus was wearing a Predator costume when they first met him? 🙂
He needed dark glasses and a raincoat.
The only unbelievable part was once the ship's officer found out that there was malfunctions on the ship, an emergency protocol should have been started and he should have awakened the crew. The idea that he would keep the ship in danger is ridiculous.
that three says everthing mankind will never understand the value of mother earth until its to late
1:50 mark.........that look
Oh sh$t . In seconds he already realizes how messed up this is
You can always judge JIm for waking up someone, but you waited a year you dont give a crap.
Two people I couldn't care about less: Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt.
There's a whole lot of people in Hollywood I couldn't care less about before these two ... in some part because they made this awesome movie.
Good movie, don't care what anyone says can please everyone! It's also interesting that the ships computer woke 2 people that where needed to fix things to complete the voyage! As far as the woman being taken out of hyper sleep, yes I chose you but it had to be someone as I or anyone could not be expected to live alone and this would also jeopardize the mission! So actually she not only could have saved everyone else life but her own as well!
Two people to fix the ship, one to keep them sane.
@@Gala-yp8nx None of the above. The first was a pod failure, he then woke up the girl because he was lonely, which is why she now hates him. The third was also a pod failure.
LOL dude they were chosen to be awakened because they were trendy Hollywood stars.
Let's not forget how she was needed to vent the reactor as gus was not available, sooo she was needed
@@London1869 actually, if you look quickly at Jim's pod display you'll see that he is a Mechanical Engineer. In today's world, that degree plus four years of experience qualifies Jim to be an astronaut.
In this case, the ship should have woken up the chief engineer and after evaluating the problem he would have followed his procedures and woken up the appropriate manpower. The chief engineer would have seen that the ship's diagnostic system was offline and would have made getting it back up a priority. That would have told him that the hull was breached and pointed him to the damaged reactor control system. In my working life I was a field service technician in industrial instrumentation and process controls. Troubleshooting things like this were one of my favorite things.
I hear that this was based on a true story.
It was Hunger Games in Space: A Jennifer Lawrence Fishburne tragedy
Saving this
Never go into space with Laurence Fishburne.
Who the hell planted a tree in my Matrix?
Fishburne played the same role in Predators.
It's engineering common sense not to put the entire crew on hibernation for the entire 99 years travel time.
Staggered hibernation schedule every 5 or 10 years would be better to ensure an awake crew is available at all times.
Or they could have programmed the android for the ship's maintenance instead of putting him on a bar.
issue is you can't wake up lol, the machines don't have the capacity to put people back to sleep.
1:50
He should have been corrected
"TWO failures actually....... it's a long story"
Passengers or Prometheus... Take your pick. Since there's negativity for both movies.
Passengers was the better of the two by far.
passengers you get jennifer. prometheus you get xenomorph or david. it's a easy choice.
Love the movie. Allthough I often could see a somewhat dark/humourous show, about the outcome, dealing with all the red tape/insurance issues, and offices communicating between Earth, and homestead II, and the delay of messaging back and forth. Epecially if they had kids.....and inbred kids.
I would've liked to have Lawrence Fishburne's character play a bigger role towards the end of the film.
Deck Chief, my memory had him as the captain
Don't worry. Literally everyone makes this mistake when they first watch this film.
And if he didn't wake her, they would all end up dead
This movie frustrates me so much. There are so many great plot points here that are just wasted on Stockholm Syndrome. And there's barely any interaction with actual space. This is the first time the movie actually gets real.
Look up the video that rearranged the story to make Jen’s character the main with her waking at the start. Would have made this film 1000x better
Once Gus woke up he should have woke up the Captain and senior crew immediately
He’s the Deck Chief lol he’s the one in charge of everything aka the captain. You’re an idiot
Fatal flaw in the ship -why with advanced radar would it just cruise into massive rocky area and not simply take evasive course around it ......
"evasive" action traveling at .50 light speed?
@@johnredman4059
Jeopardy contestant #3:
What is, "velocity and momentum?"
Because. …shut up.
did you ever question how a ship like that would do that?
Tesla auto pilot...😂
Is this a another movie or a deleted scene?
It's the actual movie.
Movie called, "passengers". decent movie
*at least he found a check to do fun stuff with*
I quite liked this film
Why wuld they not have a rotating skeleton crew?
Because hibernation can only be induced on the ground.
took me a long time to get here from Aldelpia Andromeda and i need to freeze you all for the next trip
got bbq sauce?
Why wouldn’t they have an extra set of pods for 25% of the passengers. And they should have had someone awake. Like a group of 10 people that stayed up for a year at a time and went in shifts. Boom. Any issues like this you can fix them. Along with having a second engine worth of supplies. These king of voyages would be essential for spreading the human race
Too many factors that can go wrong will go wrong. People will stay awake or decide they can make themself king of the ship
They actually explain it during the movie. The mechanism to get passengers and crew asleep is much more complex and expensive than waking them up. And since hibernation pods have never failed, EVER, and the ship is so incredibly safe, there's no need for even the crew to be awake.
When Jim and Aurora wake up too early they freak out and stress.😱
When Gus wakes up too early: “Oh man😔 Welp better get to work 🤔”
Lol
Any crew member would know there waking early was a big problem, finding three people had woken early was an emergency. Plus he was seriously sick from, he thought, hibernation sickness but couldn't spend time resting as originally planned.
that film is a true sci-fi in the spirit of the classics. No wonder plebs couldnt digest it.
We enjoyed the movie from the beginning to the end. I rly dont care about all the hate.
"said that couldn't happen" bro forgot about titanic
Why would they split up?! They have all the time in the world! And they just discussed that things are malfunctioning to the point where they might not be able to find each other for days at a time!
why wouldnt they just wake up tech experts because the ship was in jeopardy and literally everyone would die, so its justified in waking some one up ?
I think that they suggested that later, but he said that it would take too long to get them up fully and up to speed. And whoever woke up would then be doomed because there's no returning to hibernation.
50% light speed, roughly 100 year journey means that this planet is only 50 light years away from earth… if only 😂
Takes time to accelerate and then time to decelerate. So, it's probably not close to 50 light-years.
I am not sure why they did not end the movie with them having kids?
That's for the sequel.
They could of both shared the sleep pod, alternate 10 years at a time - or the last one left could of gotten in and still made it there.
@@justin-tyme Or they could have had ONE child, raised it to adulthood, and then have that adult-child enter the sleep pod when it's about 25 or so...
@@Lanelle_bella yea that would of been a good option - at least their offspring would have made it there and lived to tell the tale of the parents struggle (and how they saved the entire ship and it's passengers). Ha.
I doubt the ship was equipped with infant facilities. Even if there was a pregnant passenger on board there wouldn't be enough supplies to raise a child for the next three years.
LMy theory about this movie that it may have been inspired by the movie wall e. Because it's just like that movie,all Though they travel 5years,and the avalon travels 120years.it's just the year gap
Can we please kill the "don't touch anything" joke in movies?
Or at least have a movie where someone says it and the "dumb but capable" protagonist doesn't touch anything after it is said.
Seems like you are saying the jokes is 'untouchable', he he he
While we are at it, can we please also retire the 'speak English' joke in the movies, when the tech character is speaking is pretty easy to understand lingo, but the clearly overqualified protagonist still has to sound cool by asking him to dumb it down for everyone.
@@sarthakmukherjee6164 Oh yes please.
I like this movie, but I can think of a few changes that would have improved it.
Is this from a Director's Cut? Fishburne wasn't in the version I saw, just Chris Pratt, Jennifer Lawrence, and Michael Shannon as the robo-bartender.
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