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We live IN the sun

That's not possible. Mercury Average distance from Sun is about 60mil. Km From said distance Sun appears 3 times bigger than we see on earth. Here Sun looks like a red giant.

I remember the folks who compressed the Blockbuster DVD to Divx back in the days. They had immense difficulties selecting the correct bitrate. If you made 750MB CD sizes, then you would lose all the darker shades of grey in the blackness of space. Especially during the intro. Now, I am wondering if there is an HDR10 version of this?

0:38 That music is so beautiful 😭😭😭😭😭😭 I hope to locate its name soon.

"Dark 5 ...boopbeboop

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2024 and still watching..best sci-fi movie ever

Theres so much to unpack in this scene. However, to me, the most beautiful thought, is that Mercury, this tiny rock, is actually out there right now, circling our star, and has done for longer than humanities entire existence. It just creates this awesome depiction of the greatness of space, time and nature. The music and the visuals somehow do a fantastic job of reinforcing that message in this scene. Its absolutely beautiful. Great film.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Trappist 1e. Oh crap. Wrong star.

Just noticed two brilliant actors who I like are in this movie. Cillian Murphy and Michelle Yeoh.

Beautiful. Just beautiful.

They become children again, in their awe. Like the viewer.

I love how you can't even see an entire planet, not only after the observation deck adjustment, but also until it passes the overwhelming light of the sun. Even then it looks like a beach ball in comparison. Really puts things into perspective on a cosmic scale.

This film is the second best movie in space after Interstellar

The sun is very glamorous with it's pattern and lights

Imagine that people. We would see Mercury from a telescope, thermal images, photos, but seeing it in real life. Would be so crazy for humanity to see it.

Never thought that in our solar system we would have 1 planet that is so close to our sun.

Poor Mercury’s getting fucked by the sun

Dude if I were on the Icarus ii in this scene I'd be crying.

after all these years, I still have no idea how last quarter of this calm beautiful movie turned into Event horizon 2.

One of the crowning moments in this movie littered with them.

One of my fave movie moments ever.

The way they’re all sat and one stood is perfect. From the down comm guy to the happiest faces.

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One of the best się fi movie

This never gets old and fills me with so much emotion and i have no idea why! What a under rated movie

"Bring back the waves. The waves make me feel peaceful. Again."

0:56 Mercury is like a pupil, and the Sun is watching them

Love this film and the OST is simply beautiful.

This Movie could have been great, if the last third never happened.Fuck whomever wrote the "insane captain" horror story. Awesome SciFi.Ruined by cheap Slasher.

My favorite movie - - ever

I've just noticed that, of all the crew members watching the Mercury, Harvey is the only one who didn't looks at it and was clearly thinking about something, probably about his family back home, which makes his demise more sympathetic!

Underworld's music to this film is sublime!

at 1:18 thats Wong from the marvel universe before he got fat

Honestly, I think this scene really captures the life giving divinity of The Sun. Sure, Mercury (and by association, Earth) are small and insignificant in comparison to the Majesty of our Sun, yet still, the star cradles us in its orbit, grants the heat and light we need to go on living. To some, this scene represents a nihilistic portrait of the Solar System, how even as Humanity dies, Mercury continues to spin, but to me, this scene represents something completely different. This is an image of a Mother holding one of her seven children

Years later I notice that Mercury is spinning backwards in this scene. Most objects in our solar system orbit the sun and/or rotate counterclockwise as seen from the ecliptic north pole (even the sun itself), Mercury is no exception. So we should see it passing in front of the sun from left to right instead of right to left. I first thought that Icarus II was "upside-down" but when you look at the sun, you can clearly see its surface rotating from left to right, though at a slower pace.

Love this scene... But nobodies going to mention how Big the sun is here compared to Mercury's orbit.... Its like the sun is a red giant 44 times its original radi

Beautiful.

This movie is beautiful in itself. I love space movies. Prometheus, Interstellar, Pandorum, and so on. Hell, I even love The Martian. I can’t wait to eventually wake up one day and know that mankind has successfully landed a man on a planet other than the Earth.

love the movie, but this scene can't be correct? Mercury is 1 third of earth's distance to the sun? No way it would look like this??

This is a great scene. Not just the epicness of being the first people to see such a sight, but then range of emotions you see as the camera pans across the crew.

Music by.... ?

First MCU/DCEU (including all DC adaptations) cross-over starring Scarecrow, Captain America and Wong.

I loved this movie, but I was upset they screwed up this scene so badly. When they are watching they see Mercury traversing across the sun at a decent rate. The length of one orbit around the sun (Mercury year) is 88 days. You wouldn't see the planet moving at all. Instead they gave it an orbital rate that looks like it would be somewhere on the scale of one orbit every few minutes. A really amateur fuck up.....

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It was so difficult to breathe the first time watching this scene.

I thought the solar system spins counter clockwise

Instead of uploading a video showing your plasma running the break-in video, you should have uploaded the actual break-in video, lol.

1:04 A rare sight of a beautiful creation gazing at another beautiful creation❤

Strange to think that if you were standing on the surface of Mercury, the sun would still be more than 3 light minutes away 😯