There's a certain philosophy to this movie. In fact he could have died a long time ago, the LUNARs couldn't let anyone know about the death in their company. So most likely they started cloning Sam over and over again, but then something went wrong.... at the end everything was revealed and LUNAR's stock plummeted. That's why they cut off communication so no one on earth would know what was going on on the moon
Moon is great scifi movie. The title is wrong. It is not NASA running the moonbase, it is a private company and this is pretty clear from watching the movie. I recommend the movie, please change the inaccurate title.
ya that's NOT capitalism at all. More like socialism and communism. Capitalism would keep him alive bc if society finds out they will throw a fit and the company will sink. Consumers have a choice with whom they purchase from in a capitalist economy. This is something that a communist Soviet Union would do. You have no individual rights, only what they allow you to have, including what and where u can purchase some things. So the company run by the government does what they want, bc u can't do shit about it, and customers don't have any other option but to purchase from the government sponsored program. Bc of that, corruption runs rampant and this exact kind of thing can happen. But hey, any reason to bash America right? Doesn't matter if its true or not....
It costs NASA $1,000 a pound to place it in orbit around the Earth. Let's say an average weight for the NASA employees is 160 lbs. It would cost $160,000 per person just to get them in Earth orbit. Let's say it costs 200,000 per worker to get them to the moon. They work and gain experience for 3 years and then are killed. All that experience dies with them. Then you get the next group of workers there, also $200,000 per person only they are noobs and all they have is training; no experiencek. Let's say there are 1,000 workers X $200,000 to get them all there costs $200,000,000. Only to kill them and pay another $200,000,000 to get the next 1,000 workers there. It would be far cheaper to just pay the original workers and not bring inexperienced noobs there.
They didn’t kill them to avoid paying them, they were dying from radiation poisoning and only had a three year lifespan.
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Moon is a great movie, since NASA didn't run the base but a company did I have to wonder if the person doing these recaps watched all of the movie.
Man that kid from zathura really did become a spaceman
This movie is the true embodiment of the phrase “Just because someone is a clone it doesn’t mean they’re not alive”
l wanna know if l got this right, so the orginal one was cloned and send back to earth but his clones stayed?
There's a certain philosophy to this movie. In fact he could have died a long time ago, the LUNARs couldn't let anyone know about the death in their company. So most likely they started cloning Sam over and over again, but then something went wrong.... at the end everything was revealed and LUNAR's stock plummeted. That's why they cut off communication so no one on earth would know what was going on on the moon
SUDDENLY there's a bumper crop of Breakfast Sausages . . . .
Moon is great scifi movie. The title is wrong. It is not NASA running the moonbase, it is a private company and this is pretty clear from watching the movie.
I recommend the movie, please change the inaccurate title.
Clone slavery 😂😂😂😂
1st..... And this is not N.A.S.A but a corporation.
Yeah. I couldn't write LUNAR ))) No one would have understood.
corporation would be more accurate
That’s just what they want you to believe. Follow the money!
Could've wrote "space agency" maybe.
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This is the most confusing movie
Capitalism
Nope socialism
ya that's NOT capitalism at all. More like socialism and communism. Capitalism would keep him alive bc if society finds out they will throw a fit and the company will sink. Consumers have a choice with whom they purchase from in a capitalist economy. This is something that a communist Soviet Union would do. You have no individual rights, only what they allow you to have, including what and where u can purchase some things. So the company run by the government does what they want, bc u can't do shit about it, and customers don't have any other option but to purchase from the government sponsored program. Bc of that, corruption runs rampant and this exact kind of thing can happen.
But hey, any reason to bash America right? Doesn't matter if its true or not....
😂😂🎉😂
It costs NASA $1,000 a pound to place it in orbit around the Earth. Let's say an average weight for the NASA employees is 160 lbs. It would cost $160,000 per person just to get them in Earth orbit. Let's say it costs 200,000 per worker to get them to the moon. They work and gain experience for 3 years and then are killed. All that experience dies with them. Then you get the next group of workers there, also $200,000 per person only they are noobs and all they have is training; no experiencek. Let's say there are 1,000 workers X
$200,000 to get them all there costs $200,000,000. Only to kill them and pay another $200,000,000 to get the next 1,000 workers there. It would be far cheaper to just pay the original workers and not bring inexperienced noobs there.