I like how Jim wanted to be a mechanic on Homestead, and fix things but he fixed the ship, and gave each and every single passenger the greatest gift of all.
I'm guessing if Jim died first, Aurora might have sent Jim's body off into space, like Jim did with Gus's body. And when her time came, Arthur could be the one who helped her as well. lol
If Jim and Aurora are the same age as the actors who played them, when the Avalon ship arrives at its destination, Jim would be 135 and Aurora 114, if they'd survived. This story takes place aprox 500 years in the future. By then, life expectancy would have continued to increase (as it has been for us in the past 100 years). So it shouldn't be unusual for people 500 years from now to live up to their early 100s. Thus it would be possible for Aurora to still be alive when the crew wakes up, and then see the arrival four months after. Yes it is a sad story.
I had already written about it in another video. In addition, they lived in an environment without pollution, without virus, without other people and they had autodoc that prevented and cured much of the diseases.
I was imagining this ending message was actually recorded pretty early in that 88 years and in between some crazy shit happened, giving rise to Passengers 2, prequel to Guardians of the Galaxy vol.1
Some people don't like the ending, but it makes sense. They both found what they were actually looking for. The destination of the ship became irrelevant, because they were already where they wanted to be.
I thought the ending was stupid because of the trees and nature and stuff. I get they wanted to have a whole love story but they're kind of arrogant destroying virtually the entire ship like that.
A friend once said, "You can't get so hung up on where you'd rather be that you forget to make the most of where you are." We got lost along the way. But we found each other. And we made a life. A beautiful life. Together.
I wonder if the Avalon crew would clean it all up before the passengers are awoken. And if Homestead makes the entire incident secret, so that nobody ever learned what happened?
A ship like that would have continually transmitted telemetry back to home base. Those malfunctions would have part of the status reports. They would have watched two years of system failure reports coming in knowing everyone was doomed. Plus Jim sent his message that he was awake.
Wichard 9018 It's probably true but these status reports would have taken progressively longer and longer, eventually decades, to reach Earth and there could be absolutely nothing Homestead Company's home base could have done for the ship. That's the core problem with the film's concept as a whole: the colonisation process depicted in the film is driven by a single commercial enterprise as a pure for-profit undertaking, but they wouldn't see any return on their supposedly enormous investments for hundreds, if not thousands, of years, given the time scale of these interstellar trips. Once ships like the Aavalon have embarked on their trips, no one, investors included, would ever hear from them for generations. Investors alive at the start of every journey would be long gone by the time the ships arrive at their respective destinations.
I don't believe this was a sad ending. They didn't make it to Homestead II, but instead they had a luxury ship to themselves with all the special amenities allowed the Deck Crew Commander, and see all the wonder/beauty of space. How many people on Earth now would trade their current lives to live a life on that ship? Lots!
NappyHeaded_ZeroCombs hahaha did you see the plants? they probaly had an apple tree or something like that ,and if they had embryos of animals , then it would be clear what they ate to survive.
@Xavier Phillips Are you high something cause it never said anything about them being stupid. Yeah maybe they could of make a backup pod still doesn't make them stupid? Plus comparing Nuclear weapons, stupidity is Dunce.
In such a world where FTL cannot be attained... this will be the sad reality of space travel. To undertake such a journey would mean losing everything and everyone you've ever known. From the moment you enter your pod will be the last you ever see of loved ones, family, and friends.
To spend the rest of your life alone with someone you love. If he had never woke her up there would have been no one to open the vent and save the ship. Everyone would have perished. There would have been no story to tell.
They could have saved the ship, she goes into the open pod, and he kills himself by blasting off into space. I would have found that ending more believable.
@@joaolucas10000 no he couldn't, he was basically a walking corpse when he woke up, his pod was also affected by the energy surge, but only damaged the systems that managed his vitals, he slept for 2 whole years while slowly decomposing.
The movie's nice but too convenient. -They built such an advanced ship without replacement pods?This is supposed to be in the future,not the 50's. -A malfunction would automatically wake the crew if they applied basic common sense. -In general,you can't tell me that people made this spaceship,sent passengers on a 120 year journey and noone was worried about the possibility of a malfunction?They could even program Arthur or other robots to help in this situation.There is no way they didn't teach people how to put themselves in hibernation in case sth happened or whom to alert. -Why was the crew locked?Who thought this was a good idea?It's like locking the doctors in one room and the patients in another.I mean the crew was going to wake up first anyway so why? *The problem with this movie is that they're treating a 120 year journey like a roadtrip. In real life,they would be one hundred safety rules/guides,replacement pods and crew responsible for that possibility specifically*
The technology should have remedial measures ! One historical incident of The Titanic sinking due to negligence in remedial measures has well awared the human kind not to leave such a technology , in future, into such risk factors ! Hope such tragic folly don't occur to humans in future!
replacement pods nees space, the sleep prozess ist complex, well they thought of a mailfunktion and a selfrepair system, but noone thought a meteor could hit the fusion geneartor cooling. crew is locked because they are important, in a military hack order its common... i dont think ist a good idea seperate the specialists, in case of an malefunktion u better spread them over the hole ship... well i like the movi even if it is a space roadtripp, 30 years ago scfi was full of storys for generation ships, nobody thought about autopilotes...
@@bukubukuchagma it s a sci fi movie, not a fantasy movie, they are different genres. In a sci fi movie you would expect to have some clear somewhat realistically made scientifical rules and concepts and logic as well alongside with the fictional stuff, that s why it is called science fiction.
I was so touched by this ending and her voice speaking over the years while her fellow passengers slept. It was beautiful and haunting to me. A lovely moment in the movie.
I know the critics slammed this movie for how it chose to portray Aurora's reaction to being woken up by "falling in love" with Jim Preston but I think they managed to pull it off. Spoilers Ahead for those who haven't seen the film. When the ship starts to malfunction and crash Aurora and Jim have to save the ship from the multiple problems. In a scene when they repair the main cause of the malfunctions due to an asteroid collision Jim is dying due to both damage from the venting of the reactor where the damage occured and his suits damage leaking oxygen. This shows how it impacts Aurora if he dies she would be in the same exact position Jim was in, being the only person awake on board a ship alone. Jim's choice was cruel but driven by severe isolation and lonliness as well as struggles to cope being alone given that humans are social beings, those that depend on connections to others and even groups to lose that would be a struggle for anyone to cope with so in this they portayed a man on the edge of insanity and desperation making a choice that in any other situation he wouldn't have made.
im sure you all would have also reacted with love if you found out that the dude literally just woke you up because he was lonely and needed someone to fuck.
She fell in love before finding out about how she was woken up. It incredibly difficult to actually stop loving someone. An she never did, she was angry with him but she never stopped loving him.
@@MatildaV1980 I always thought the reason everyone hate Jim is because we are all Jim, we all would wake up a person up to escape loneliness, and we wouldn't wake up the person that could help the most, we would wake up the person we were most attracted to. An people hate to admit that.
I have watched the film twice now. At the end of the film I felt that even though Aurora didn't get to experience Homestead 2 etc, she had a much better life with Jim in the end. She was with someone she loved and they made the most of what they had. The alternative sounded a bit sad for me, leave everyone on Earth behind, get to Homestead 2, only spend one year there... and then head back to Earth, by the time you get back everyone you knew was dead and no doubt the planet would be totally different to how you left it.
not to mention they would have all died in the ship while asleep if jim didn't wake her up, there is no way in hell jim would have been able to fix the ship by himself, he wouldn't even get the motivation
Everyone keeps asking why they did not build a new hibernation pod. If you will recall in the film Jim said to Aurora "remember all the procedures we went through before they put us in hibernation? These pods were made to keep us in hibernation, not wake us up and put us back in it". So that answers everyone's question as to why they did not try to go back to sleep. It sounds like it is a complicated medical procedure they could not do there.
...the writers made that necessary, not the engineers. This story would not be if they could return to sleep. Too little logic can hurt a film as quickly as too much...in this case, a bit more would have helped.
Spoiler: What I liked about this film is the moral aspect .. waking her up was a selfish act that resulted in saving her life and all the other passengers ... If he didn't they would of all died as there wasn't anytime to wake up and brief the others for what turned out to be a two person job to vent the reactor.
@@SalvableRuin I have seen you everywhere correcting other's English and insulting them let me tell you English isn't everyone's first language so they might make some mistakes but the massage they wanna deliver is the main thing and for this you don't need to have full knowledge in English if you know too much English then keep that in yourself you don't have to show it! (I know you will also find mistakes in my comment but I don't care at all 😒)
That's actually a really neat perspective I hadn't thought of! Perhaps he wasn't being entirely selfish! ("I'm falling off a cliff and you're coming with me!") More like "Strange things are going on and I might need a second person!"
i love this ending. Yes it could also have worked if they recut it as a thriller type movie but I just enjoyed the fact the movie was a fairly simple story about 2 people finding each other and living their lives out together in space
This is the most profound speech about a friend once said. I love 💕 this speech, because it really resonates with me about life. We spend our entire life’s chasing the carrot, AKA things, money, that life is passing us by. I loved this movie, think about it, nothing else matters, but who you are, and who you love, everything else is a journey, hence the spaceship. AKA, the craft is the journey, AKA life, and you’re just their for the ride.
Considering the fact the medical pod was never used, that could have opened a potential for a brilliant sequel. They could of had a child and they may of allowed their child to go into the medical pod which had automatic sleeping mode. Would of been a brilliant idea for a sequel. Could of opened up a world of possibilities for this film.
Imagine thought that what if the crew woke up and a bunch of people are there. Turns out the original couple had kids and used the med pay computers to used stored DNA from other passengers to Mic with their kids DNA to create babies. The their kids and grandkids are there on the ship when the crew wakes up. To them it would basically be their colony ship. Instead of just a ship taking them to a colony. With the tech they had andbthe amount of crew they could have created a big family.
Urghhh when I saw the cabin at the main hall, I remembered Jim said during his "final moment" inside the space suit..that he will build a house for Aurora. Oh damn.
@@spidexono2295 I guess the thought of being alone. Maybe one day humans will read our comments a hundred years from now. I saw yours after one year, time flys.
The ship was like Noah's Ark- they had to bring everything with them for the new planet. Imagine when the Mayflower left England for America- you can't assume there will be food to eat, so they brought all their livestock too.
The movie is just a metaphor of life. Many peole sleep for many, many , many years. Other ones (such as Jim and Aurora) wake up to live. That is the message.
The terraformed main concourse, even though overgrown; looks like it's been maintained in this scene. Given Jim and Aurora's ages when they woke up and that this is 88 years later, they would have passed away about 20 years before the rest of the crew and passengers woke up.
They reprogrammed some of the robots to maintain the garden, I also like to think that Jim built Arthur a pair of legs and let him get out from behind the bar
Christopher Jom and especially Aurora would have left messages and audio and video recordings of what happened while they slept. Anyone waking up would have found these. Otherwise they'd be wondering what happened to Gus.
뿡뿡! ^__^ ew you’ve been commenting corrected people’s english like do you have anything else better to do? who cares about peoples english, it’s not everyone’s first language weirdo. even if it is, we’re not writing a paper, it’s a comment section so who cares
Did anybody else realize that Jim actually build that house he talked about a few times? I was crying a little bit watching this scene, but when I saw that house I broke down🥺❤️😭😭
Mlogan11 It's sad because two people used up all the resources that the other passangers will need for the remainder of the trip. Nearly 5000 people starving in space for 4 months because of those two.
+Trevor Henson This scene indicates that they used renewable resources like farm animals and also growing their own fruits/vegetables, so they likely didn't cause a big dent in available resource, if any. I bet all the lower level passenger food items were untouched, haha.
I wanted to see like a highlight reel of their life together on the ship. All they gave us was this amazing scene with trees and birds and grass and then it was over. How were they living? Did they have kids? (I'm sure they did)
The ending of the film was left intentionally vague by the film's director, Morten Tyldum. In short, he's happy for you to imagine that they went on to have kids, but only if you want to. "We had a longer ending with Andy Garcia walking out of the elevator. 'Why is he in one shot?' Because it was two scenes that we shot with him, but we find out that by doing the ending a little shorter, it made people talk more about it. I want to like, 'Did they have children? What happened?' It's good. Somebody will go like, 'Oh, I think I saw some children inside the house.' Somebody goes like, 'Wait, if you saw that, then there probably is!' 'How was their life?' In the film's original script, the ending was far less ambiguous. They had kids and even made use of artificially inseminated sperm along the way. The starship’s gangway lowers. The doors open. CHILDREN run down the gangway. Children of all ages, of all races. Twenty of them, thirty. Teenagers. Adults in smaller numbers. Finally a handful of gray-haired elders. They point at the sun, at the clouds, laughing, wide-eyed in wonder. www.etonline.com/news/205861_would_passengers_have_been_better_with_the_original_ending ...
It's a nice story about human and humanity. The hability of sacrifice for the others. They saved the whole sleeping beauties and they had their reward : a life with love and an home to build and a private space to enjoy until the end. And they left their story behind us.
I think this story works fine, if you completely ignore any possibility of “What if Aurora wasn’t originally into Jim?”. Being with a single person for the rest of your life, as literally your only human contact, seems horrifying to me, especially if it’s someone who has kept information from you in the past and been the sole reason you’re stuck with them for the rest of your life, without any input on your part. If I was only with my life partner for the rest of my life, stuck in an isolated society with only her, I would probably go insane and kill myself with her.
Why is your English so terrible? “The hability of sacrifice for the others” lol. ABILITY not “hability.” And it’s the ability TO sacrifice FOR others. And “sleeping beauties”??? Wtf are you talking about.
the end is bittersweet. though didnt got to reach the new home, but the both created their own home. its all who to spend the life with rather than where
Alternate ending: Jim dies saving Aurora and the ship, and in the last shot she's so lonely that her finger is poised above the button, trying to decide if she should wake another passenger to keep herself company.
I haven't seen the movie myself but it appears like a little toy car is driving in front of the house. IDK if that's a part of the rest of the movie or not but i did notice it.
its highly unlikely that they both perished at exactly the same time, so this necessarily means that either one of them kept living alone for a long time, or they couldn't cope with it and took their own life
They had everything on that ship that most all of us work our entire lives to acquire. If you stop and think about it, we're all on a "ship" right now that's making it's way through the cosmos. I'm a "home body".... I could make this work... lol
It makes you think.. you always knew or kind of knew what you wanted your life to be, but the Universe has it's own plan and direction. The choices you make today create that direction but there will be "forks" in the road... So live every moment... there is no turning back...
Nidorino Alliance wools I shouldn’t have said ending. It was after she finds out he woke her up on purpose instead of it being a mistake. That scene where she starts hitting him in his room ends with her bludgeoning him to death with a metal rod/crowbar type object.
And then the tragic tale resets, where she goes crazy from isolation, wakes someone else up, they find out, they kill her. Resets. Turns into this haunting tale where 80+ of the original *Passengers* have died when they get to the planet, one for each year, from going crazy from extreme isolation. Could be a cautionary tale on the lack of human understanding and warmth that comes from technology, and humanity’s need for human contact. But yeah. I guess then living happily ever after all alone on a spaceship, with no other people, draining the food supply works too.
They could've split their time in the medical machine, actively halving the amount of years they'd spend aging..they were in their mid/late twenties, and they had 88 years left , so 44 if split between the two.. So they'd have reached their destination in their mid 60s early 70s. But then again, better life a full enjoyable life in the company of the one you love than spending 44 years alone on a ship just to arrive when you're already getting old. The one thing I wish they'd done would've been having a child and placing him/her in the medical machine..they'd have died of old age but the crew would've still found the baby in cryosleep, as sort of a legacy left by Jim and Aurora..they could've also left a message for him/her..like " Hello son/daughter, sorry for not being there with you in this new world..destiny gave us a chance to save everyone on this ship, and we were lucky enough to succeed in the process, for reasons you probably already know by now, we couldn't be there with you, and we didn't want you to spend your life in solitude on this ship...you bring our hopes and dreams on this new world, and we wish you the best life ever, farewell, mom and dad!".
Why they would deprive themselves of being parents and put their baby in a medical macchine? That's the point of life - make a beautiful life - together, as Aurora said!
@@Voyager759 because they would doom the child to grow up alone and die alone ( the child would've have been close to 90 Years old by the time the ship landed on homestead 2..at least his parents had each other..he would've had to spend his entire adult Life alone, without a partner, so yeah, Better having him then maybe live with him for the First few Years, but putting him/her in suspended animation once he/She turns 10, that Way he/she can still Remember his/her parents, but at the same time Also have a full Life on the new Planet, in which he/She Will be able to find a partner and live a normal Life)..no human can grow up properly in terms of social skills if the only other humans he/she interacts with are his/her parents all the way from birth to adulthood.
That journey would have been so much more fulfilling than the destination for me. A planet is a planet. Yes, it probably looks different and has different creatures that are cool, but just for a second think about what all they passed by while traveling through space to get there. They saw things nobody else will ever see. 60 light years worth of exploration. Just gives me chills thinking about how cool that would have been.
It would have been hilarious if during the 120 years of the journey, Earth humans finally figured out Warp travel and millions of more advanced humans are now living on Homestead II since they could get there in just two weeks (like Star Trek) rather than 120 years, and they overtook Avalon entirely. There is an entire parade and reception there to welcome the primitive Avalon that only travels at 0.5c. In the Star Trek timeline, it took a lot less than 120 years to go from pre-Warp to very fast and reliable warp-speed travel.
@@melinatedthinka8210 no its really not lol, thats only worthy of a comic or a book, or a fan fiction, not a whole ass movie, nobody would go to see that.
Great movie. If you love interstellar traveling, the storyline will catch you. But still a sad ending, ‘cause Jim Preston and Aurora Lane weren’t able to get them(selves) back in to hibernation, and thus couldn’t reach Homestead II.
this movie was great scifi movie, I liked it a lot. Great actors and very well build story. I'm glad they did not make it so obvious cheap hollywood ending having kids etc. And some things are good to leave in mystery also ;)
The difference between a very happy ending and a very sad one is whether we pick up the two lovers' lives right after JL rescues her man or in 88 years when they are both dead and gone. Time moves so quickly . . . .
I actually wonder if they died together? Like, when they realised the end was approaching for one of them, take a handful of pills from the medical bay together?
Beautiful. Summa summarum, life is but a short speck in the eons of time, so live each day of your life to the best and fullest you can, and ensure those close to you know you love them, for our time passed cannot be relived, but we can decide how we live our time left to come.
You would think for all that advancement in medicine the human life span could at least be a 150 years but no, they just gave the the average life span of modern day human.
Do you think medicine will make us immortal? Because people eventually die of old age. Our bodies eventually expire. No matter how healthy you were through life. That's why no one lives past 113.
@@lauratude5132 are you loving on 1900s? Our life expectancy is already hitting all time high of 80+ years and here we're talking about 200-400 years into the future.
The crew was supposed to wake up three months before the passengers, I believe. So that’s why there are only a few individuals that were let out of their pods. I’m not sure if that’s what you were insinuating. 😊
I found a mistake, you'll only understand if you watched the movie. Remember that the ship said that everyone will wake up 4 months before they get to Homestead II, why are they waking up when there almost there, theres no point for all of the bars, cafés and stuff. 🤔
Throughout the movie you come to learn that the paying customer 5000 will be woken up 4 months before arriving and the crew one month before that so 5 months total. You have to think of this as a cruise ship
I know it! Jim awake too early according to save his fellow passengers Even though he cant able to reach his distination atleast he cauld save every one on that ship. Oh! What a sad and inspirational movie.
There is an old star wars comic like this. A spacer was on route to deliver cargo when his ship is damaged, and at sublight speed it'll take 60 years to reach his destination. Best part, theres is this young spacer sitting at a bar thats hearing this story from this old man when he (the old man) reveals hes talking about himself.
@@bringbackthetwinntowers2429 And is it possible that there is a space ship with unlimited food and water, Humans who sleep 120 years without dying or anything, having gravity in the space ship? Is all that possible?
I kind of hoped that there would be an old couple, waiting at the bar, and they both said "Good Morning."
Fireice 999 but what are the chances of both of them living till they’re 120? But I love what you said!
@@bubby784 With all that medical stuff? Chances are humans are going to live longer and healthier especially in this time.
@@bubby784 It's like the year 2300 or something, I see no reason why medical technology couldn't have extended peoples lives by 40 or more years.
They could take turns and use the pot the pilot left them to enter hibernation every 20 years or so lol
That would have been amazing yooooo
I was actually hoping that the crew were greeted by their children.
exactly...except the kids would have been in their 60's or 70's...
I was gonna say how about their grandkids but whoops cause that's just wrong.
@@MrEnony unless they opened other pods...
Yeah me too. I just watch it today
Nope, the midwife is still sleeping
I like how Jim wanted to be a mechanic on Homestead, and fix things but he fixed the ship, and gave each and every single passenger the greatest gift of all.
well maybe the astroids is reason the Avalon went crazy but thanks to Jim and Aurora after decades in the Spaceship they might be heroes of the Avalon
He would get the honor of having the first university on the planet named after him. Very least some highschools.
I always feel sad when I see this scene. It makes you realize how life is so short.
No, it makes you realize how short life is
@@SalvableRuin He said that but other way around?
That's why DIO rejected his Humanity
That's true, especially that quote in the end, and the music in the end by imagin dragons has this feeling too
In the end all that will be left is our machines and they will be asking the same questions we did.
It's kind of sad to learn that both of them might have passed away so many years before the Avalon finally reaches the Homestead II.
Nathan Talabthong so does that mean their bodies are around lying on the ship somewhere?
I'm guessing if Jim died first, Aurora might have sent Jim's body off into space, like Jim did with Gus's body. And when her time came, Arthur could be the one who helped her as well. lol
yeah,this scene is both a tear dropper and beautiful at the same time :'( and the music,omg!
If Jim and Aurora are the same age as the actors who played them, when the Avalon ship arrives at its destination, Jim would be 135 and Aurora 114, if they'd survived.
This story takes place aprox 500 years in the future. By then, life expectancy would have continued to increase (as it has been for us in the past 100 years). So it shouldn't be unusual for people 500 years from now to live up to their early 100s. Thus it would be possible for Aurora to still be alive when the crew wakes up, and then see the arrival four months after.
Yes it is a sad story.
I had already written about it in another video. In addition, they lived in an environment without pollution, without virus, without other people and they had autodoc that prevented and cured much of the diseases.
This is how Starlord became a Guardian of the Galaxy.
I was imagining this ending message was actually recorded pretty early in that 88 years and in between some crazy shit happened, giving rise to Passengers 2, prequel to Guardians of the Galaxy vol.1
That be as wild like that medic pod thanos snaps starlord back to life.
Some people don't like the ending, but it makes sense. They both found what they were actually looking for. The destination of the ship became irrelevant, because they were already where they wanted to be.
Fuck that
@@MoneyTrees2012
They had themselve. They were living their life. Together in love.
@@MoneyTrees2012 be careful with that edginess, you might end up cutting yourself
I thought the ending was stupid because of the trees and nature and stuff. I get they wanted to have a whole love story but they're kind of arrogant destroying virtually the entire ship like that.
Not everything is always end up in cupcakes and glitter
A friend once said, "You can't get so hung up on where you'd rather be that you forget to make the most of where you are." We got lost along the way. But we found each other. And we made a life. A beautiful life. Together.
That's beautiful. Did you come up with that yourself?
Beautiful.
This is great
Exactly what she said at the end. And THAT is the essence.....thats what REALLY matters. To be anywhere with the one you love and loves you.
Believe it or not, i even recorded that part on my phone. It makes so much sense!
I wonder if the Avalon crew would clean it all up before the passengers are awoken. And if Homestead makes the entire incident secret, so that nobody ever learned what happened?
Arko Nianer true!!!
Arko Nianer So true. In reality, if that happens the Homestead Company will have a serious issues
A ship like that would have continually transmitted telemetry back to home base. Those malfunctions would have part of the status reports. They would have watched two years of system failure reports coming in knowing everyone was doomed. Plus Jim sent his message that he was awake.
Eh nothing they could really do about it for this exact group. The most the colonists will do is make a memorial.
Wichard 9018
It's probably true but these status reports would have taken progressively longer and longer, eventually decades, to reach Earth and there could be absolutely nothing Homestead Company's home base could have done for the ship.
That's the core problem with the film's concept as a whole: the colonisation process depicted in the film is driven by a single commercial enterprise as a pure for-profit undertaking, but they wouldn't see any return on their supposedly enormous investments for hundreds, if not thousands, of years, given the time scale of these interstellar trips.
Once ships like the Aavalon have embarked on their trips, no one, investors included, would ever hear from them for generations. Investors alive at the start of every journey would be long gone by the time the ships arrive at their respective destinations.
I don't believe this was a sad ending. They didn't make it to Homestead II, but instead they had a luxury ship to themselves with all the special amenities allowed the Deck Crew Commander, and see all the wonder/beauty of space. How many people on Earth now would trade their current lives to live a life on that ship? Lots!
Mlogan11 Why couldn't the deck crew commander access crew pods?
+Larry Jones the door was locked.
my question is HOW the fukk are there birds in this scene???!??
They are migrating to new planet. Obviously they would bring with them animals embryo, plant seeds etc to populate the new world.
Curly:Gurl The food was probably meant to last 4 months for the Entire Crew, so for 2 people it would technically last for a lifetime
NappyHeaded_ZeroCombs hahaha did you see the plants? they probaly had an apple tree or something like that ,and if they had embryos of animals , then it would be clear what they ate to survive.
When you realize everyone you knew from earth died when you woke up 120 years later
And to think she wanted to come back to Earth. Hell no!
@Xavier Phillips Are you high something cause it never said anything about them being stupid. Yeah maybe they could of make a backup pod still doesn't make them stupid? Plus comparing Nuclear weapons, stupidity is Dunce.
In such a world where FTL cannot be attained... this will be the sad reality of space travel.
To undertake such a journey would mean losing everything and everyone you've ever known. From the moment you enter your pod will be the last you ever see of loved ones, family, and friends.
@@gino14 speechless
@@gino14 You mean I'd get to leave the planet AND never have to see any of these people again?? Show me to my pod, please!
To spend the rest of your life alone with someone you love. If he had never woke her up there would have been no one to open the vent and save the ship. Everyone would have perished. There would have been no story to tell.
They could have saved the ship, she goes into the open pod, and he kills himself by blasting off into space. I would have found that ending more believable.
@@NidorinoAlliance sadly you're right but its a movie so i like how they did it
You forgot that Gus’s pod would end up failing anyway, so he could help Jim with the gate thing
Gus was dead before they were even able to reach the vent.
@@joaolucas10000 no he couldn't, he was basically a walking corpse when he woke up, his pod was also affected by the energy surge, but only damaged the systems that managed his vitals, he slept for 2 whole years while slowly decomposing.
It teaches you about the meaning of life. It's not about where you'll get to. It's about enjoying and making the best of every day.
Imagine when they'll find their corpses
This note of hers was probably next to her corpse
What if she put herself back to sleep in the autodoc? And they find her in hibernation.
Bro exactly what i was thinking.
Gnawty’s Ayy De La Lmao she wouldn’t be able to do that by herself
I'd say robots most likely the corpses out into space
The movie's nice but too convenient.
-They built such an advanced ship without replacement pods?This is supposed to be in the future,not the 50's.
-A malfunction would automatically wake the crew if they applied basic common sense.
-In general,you can't tell me that people made this spaceship,sent passengers on a 120 year journey and noone was worried about the possibility of a malfunction?They could even program Arthur or other robots to help in this situation.There is no way they didn't teach people how to put themselves in hibernation in case sth happened or whom to alert.
-Why was the crew locked?Who thought this was a good idea?It's like locking the doctors in one room and the patients in another.I mean the crew was going to wake up first anyway so why?
*The problem with this movie is that they're treating a 120 year journey like a roadtrip. In real life,they would be one hundred safety rules/guides,replacement pods and crew responsible for that possibility specifically*
Well thank you cinemasins
The technology should have remedial measures ! One historical incident of The Titanic sinking due to negligence in remedial measures has well awared the human kind not to leave such a technology , in future, into such risk factors ! Hope such tragic folly don't occur to humans in future!
replacement pods nees space, the sleep prozess ist complex, well they thought of a mailfunktion and a selfrepair system, but noone thought a meteor could hit the fusion geneartor cooling. crew is locked because they are important, in a military hack order its common... i dont think ist a good idea seperate the specialists, in case of an malefunktion u better spread them over the hole ship... well i like the movi even if it is a space roadtripp, 30 years ago scfi was full of storys for generation ships, nobody thought about autopilotes...
You wasted 20 minutes overanalysing probably the worst sci fi movie of 2016..... autism really does speak
@@bukubukuchagma it s a sci fi movie, not a fantasy movie, they are different genres. In a sci fi movie you would expect to have some clear somewhat realistically made scientifical rules and concepts and logic as well alongside with the fictional stuff, that s why it is called science fiction.
possibly Andy Garcia's easiest paycheck
It's a waste really, the guy doesn't even get a line of dialogue.
I hate Garcias
He did it for free as a favor. No paycheck but 2 hours of work.
mew
😆😆😆
I was so touched by this ending and her voice speaking over the years while her fellow passengers slept. It was beautiful and haunting to me. A lovely moment in the movie.
"Together"
If there is one word that sums up human life, this is it.
Exactly!!!! Thats the meaning.
Now everyone's an introvert and couldn't be bothered to have a phone conversation.
no sirve de nada estar juntos si no se complementan
@@charles9571 they have their reasons
I know the critics slammed this movie for how it chose to portray Aurora's reaction to being woken up by "falling in love" with Jim Preston but I think they managed to pull it off. Spoilers Ahead for those who haven't seen the film.
When the ship starts to malfunction and crash Aurora and Jim have to save the ship from the multiple problems. In a scene when they repair the main cause of the malfunctions due to an asteroid collision Jim is dying due to both damage from the venting of the reactor where the damage occured and his suits damage leaking oxygen. This shows how it impacts Aurora if he dies she would be in the same exact position Jim was in, being the only person awake on board a ship alone.
Jim's choice was cruel but driven by severe isolation and lonliness as well as struggles to cope being alone given that humans are social beings, those that depend on connections to others and even groups to lose that would be a struggle for anyone to cope with so in this they portayed a man on the edge of insanity and desperation making a choice that in any other situation he wouldn't have made.
That’s exactly what I think too. I don’t like all the hate Jim’s character gets. Unless you’re in his situation, it’s easy to pass judgement.
im sure you all would have also reacted with love if you found out that the dude literally just woke you up because he was lonely and needed someone to fuck.
She fell in love before finding out about how she was woken up. It incredibly difficult to actually stop loving someone. An she never did, she was angry with him but she never stopped loving him.
@@MatildaV1980 I always thought the reason everyone hate Jim is because we are all Jim, we all would wake up a person up to escape loneliness, and we wouldn't wake up the person that could help the most, we would wake up the person we were most attracted to. An people hate to admit that.
@@DavidKnowles0 exactly!
I have watched the film twice now. At the end of the film I felt that even though Aurora didn't get to experience Homestead 2 etc, she had a much better life with Jim in the end. She was with someone she loved and they made the most of what they had.
The alternative sounded a bit sad for me, leave everyone on Earth behind, get to Homestead 2, only spend one year there... and then head back to Earth, by the time you get back everyone you knew was dead and no doubt the planet would be totally different to how you left it.
not to mention they would have all died in the ship while asleep if jim didn't wake her up, there is no way in hell jim would have been able to fix the ship by himself, he wouldn't even get the motivation
Everyone keeps asking why they did not build a new hibernation pod. If you will recall in the film Jim said to Aurora "remember all the procedures we went through before they put us in hibernation? These pods were made to keep us in hibernation, not wake us up and put us back in it". So that answers everyone's question as to why they did not try to go back to sleep. It sounds like it is a complicated medical procedure they could not do there.
They did have all their lives to learn how to do it though, I'm guessing they did eventually do it because there is no conformation that they did die.
@@PseudoEmpathy Cavemen spent their lifetime without inventing an android. People have limitation, bro
That seems like a fragile mechanism for such an important role.
...the writers made that necessary, not the engineers.
This story would not be if they could return to sleep. Too little logic can hurt a film as quickly as too much...in this case, a bit more would have helped.
Grm Rpr
This. Arthur or the ship should have alerted one of the crew that somebody woke up ahead of schedule.
Spoiler: What I liked about this film is the moral aspect .. waking her up was a selfish act that resulted in saving her life and all the other passengers ... If he didn't they would of all died as there wasn't anytime to wake up and brief the others for what turned out to be a two person job to vent the reactor.
No, they wouldn’t OF all died. They would HAVE all died. What’s the point of writing a comment in English if you don’t know English?
@@SalvableRuin I have seen you everywhere correcting other's English and insulting them let me tell you English isn't everyone's first language so they might make some mistakes but the massage they wanna deliver is the main thing and for this you don't need to have full knowledge in English if you know too much English then keep that in yourself you don't have to show it! (I know you will also find mistakes in my comment but I don't care at all 😒)
뿡뿡! ^__^ would you kindly shut the fuck up? You otaku piece of shit
뿡뿡! ^__^ imagine thinking you need to speak perfect English on the internet. You must have just learned English and attempting to flex like a child
That's actually a really neat perspective I hadn't thought of! Perhaps he wasn't being entirely selfish! ("I'm falling off a cliff and you're coming with me!") More like "Strange things are going on and I might need a second person!"
i love this ending. Yes it could also have worked if they recut it as a thriller type movie but I just enjoyed the fact the movie was a fairly simple story about 2 people finding each other and living their lives out together in space
I love this ending to a really great film.
Plot Twist: Jim and Aurora woke up more people to join them in misery after a few years.
LoL 😂
Hahaha😂😂
Highly doubt they'd wake anyone knowing the backlash it would cause
I would've done that
I think life is worth it to befriend other people in the ship!
This is the most profound speech about a friend once said. I love 💕 this speech, because it really resonates with me about life. We spend our entire life’s chasing the carrot, AKA things, money, that life is passing us by. I loved this movie, think about it, nothing else matters, but who you are, and who you love, everything else is a journey, hence the spaceship. AKA, the craft is the journey, AKA life, and you’re just their for the ride.
Man imagine waking up to see all this then you see some rotting corpses in the corner
That is what i thougt , i saw the film a few minutes ago and i wanted to see their reaction or kids / grandkids idk xD
@@canyou7670 typing error sorry .-.
Bro I laughed so hard
@@DZ-bj3yx saaame lmao
They would have died years ago. Any corpse would have rotten already. Or the left overs would have been cleaned by the robots.
Considering the fact the medical pod was never used, that could have opened a potential for a brilliant sequel. They could of had a child and they may of allowed their child to go into the medical pod which had automatic sleeping mode. Would of been a brilliant idea for a sequel. Could of opened up a world of possibilities for this film.
Oooo that’s a good idea for a sequel
@Egmont Fortunately this was not a garbage movie.
@Daniel Haire
It was a garbage movie.
Imagine thought that what if the crew woke up and a bunch of people are there. Turns out the original couple had kids and used the med pay computers to used stored DNA from other passengers to Mic with their kids DNA to create babies. The their kids and grandkids are there on the ship when the crew wakes up. To them it would basically be their colony ship. Instead of just a ship taking them to a colony. With the tech they had andbthe amount of crew they could have created a big family.
Whats the sequel? They're already at homestead 2.
Urghhh when I saw the cabin at the main hall, I remembered Jim said during his "final moment" inside the space suit..that he will build a house for Aurora. Oh damn.
this movie is absolutely beautiful, scary, and sad at the same time.
why scary?
@@spidexono2295 I guess the thought of being alone. Maybe one day humans will read our comments a hundred years from now. I saw yours after one year, time flys.
@@Get_me_money i know
@@Get_me_money and i saw yours a year later
@MrRocket2000 4 years have gone by and it feels like all of you posted your comments yesterday
Such a beautiful and brilliant movie
People waking up finding snakes, giant spiders: "Is this Australia in space?"
By the year 3000 Australia would’ve probably been completely burnt to the ground😂
@@tahamohammad1741 How the fuck would you do that
Thanks for the laugh😂
Beautiful ending. I shed a teardrop.
Where did the birds come from!
robot?
Mathew Cox
There were animals in suspended animation too. Guess they woke some birds up.
Szminsky it showed animals in their pods too!
There are chickens even
The ship was like Noah's Ark- they had to bring everything with them for the new planet. Imagine when the Mayflower left England for America- you can't assume there will be food to eat, so they brought all their livestock too.
beautiful scene
Noel Villaflor they land on Homestead and find xenomorphs
BATH WATER BEVERAGE omfg
The movie is just a metaphor of life. Many peole sleep for many, many , many years. Other ones (such as Jim and Aurora) wake up to live. That is the message.
and almost fucking die to a failing ship
that is the worst reading of this movie fucking EVER
I just remembered about the message he sent to earth they said they'll answer back in 55 years.
And the $6000 bill!! 😅
Which means at this point they already got a reply, but may not have been alive to receive it.
It's always so weird to hear a cheerful never aging disembodied voice from the main computer after so much time has passed.
One of the most beautiful and romantic endings ever. I love it ❤
The terraformed main concourse, even though overgrown; looks like it's been maintained in this scene. Given Jim and Aurora's ages when they woke up and that this is 88 years later, they would have passed away about 20 years before the rest of the crew and passengers woke up.
They reprogrammed some of the robots to maintain the garden, I also like to think that Jim built Arthur a pair of legs and let him get out from behind the bar
Wouldn't the fact that Gus, who was the Chief Deck Officer, being absent from the crew wake up had been a dead giveaway?
Christopher Berry also true!
Christopher
Jom and especially Aurora would have left messages and audio and video recordings of what happened while they slept. Anyone waking up would have found these. Otherwise they'd be wondering what happened to Gus.
I’m in disbelief that your comment was EDITED and still is impossible to understand. Why are you so bad at writing a sentence?
뿡뿡! ^__^ ew you’ve been commenting corrected people’s english like do you have anything else better to do? who cares about peoples english, it’s not everyone’s first language weirdo. even if it is, we’re not writing a paper, it’s a comment section so who cares
I don't think they'd run a roll call immediately upon waking up, it would take awhile before they realized they were a man short
Did anybody else realize that Jim actually build that house he talked about a few times? I was crying a little bit watching this scene, but when I saw that house I broke down🥺❤️😭😭
And that the big tree is the tree that he planted for her In like the middle of the movie
What house?
@@KK-we8si You can best see it at around 0:42 It‘s next to the tree on the left side.
I would have liked to see what they look like when they are old, and maybe see their kids taking care of the gardens or something
Andy Garcia carried the whole movie with his performance. When he said "...", I totally forgot I was watching a movie
Is this really the only scene he was in?
*Spoilers8*
So many mixed emotions, I'm happy that they had a life together but sad that they died on that ship and never reached homestead II
This scene was soooo saddd
SmillingCat I like this "scen"
Why was it sad? It was a happy scene to show the wonderful life they had and how they modified the ship to feel more at home.
Mlogan11 It's sad because two people used up all the resources that the other passangers will need for the remainder of the trip. Nearly 5000 people starving in space for 4 months because of those two.
+Trevor Henson This scene indicates that they used renewable resources like farm animals and also growing their own fruits/vegetables, so they likely didn't cause a big dent in available resource, if any. I bet all the lower level passenger food items were untouched, haha.
Poor Arthur
Imagine their 85 year old children greeting the crew. That would be crazy.
Ps: there wouldn't be grandchildren because that would mean incest.
Yea
they were probably eaten
Omg don't say this there are people who believe in the Abrahamic religions.
I mean, if I had a sister that looked like Jennifer Lawrence...
@@glakhmed what the fuck
I wanted to see like a highlight reel of their life together on the ship. All they gave us was this amazing scene with trees and birds and grass and then it was over. How were they living? Did they have kids? (I'm sure they did)
They’ve been in transit for so long that by the time they reach the planet, warp drive had been developed and they find a vibrant community.
I like the idea of them having had a child together.. then when the child turns 40 or so and parents gone goes into the remaining hibernation pod.
The ending of the film was left intentionally vague by the film's director, Morten Tyldum. In short, he's happy for you to imagine that they went on to have kids, but only if you want to.
"We had a longer ending with Andy Garcia walking out of the elevator. 'Why is he in one shot?' Because it was two scenes that we shot with him, but we find out that by doing the ending a little shorter, it made people talk more about it. I want to like, 'Did they have children? What happened?' It's good. Somebody will go like, 'Oh, I think I saw some children inside the house.' Somebody goes like, 'Wait, if you saw that, then there probably is!' 'How was their life?'
In the film's original script, the ending was far less ambiguous. They had kids and even made use of artificially inseminated sperm along the way.
The starship’s gangway lowers. The doors open. CHILDREN run down the gangway. Children of all ages, of all races. Twenty of them, thirty. Teenagers. Adults in smaller numbers. Finally a handful of gray-haired elders.
They point at the sun, at the clouds, laughing, wide-eyed in wonder.
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But all the other passenger are blown out of the ship
It's a nice story about human and humanity. The hability of sacrifice for the others. They saved the whole sleeping beauties and they had their reward : a life with love and an home to build and a private space to enjoy until the end. And they left their story behind us.
I think this story works fine, if you completely ignore any possibility of “What if Aurora wasn’t originally into Jim?”. Being with a single person for the rest of your life, as literally your only human contact, seems horrifying to me, especially if it’s someone who has kept information from you in the past and been the sole reason you’re stuck with them for the rest of your life, without any input on your part. If I was only with my life partner for the rest of my life, stuck in an isolated society with only her, I would probably go insane and kill myself with her.
Nidorino Alliance lol i was thinking the same thing
Why is your English so terrible? “The hability of sacrifice for the others” lol. ABILITY not “hability.” And it’s the ability TO sacrifice FOR others. And “sleeping beauties”??? Wtf are you talking about.
Nidorino Alliance You are sick in the fucking head.
@@SalvableRuin I wanna know where you are from because u are such a disrespect person
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL, ROMANTIC SCI-FI. LOVE.
the end is bittersweet. though didnt got to reach the new home, but the both created their own home. its all who to spend the life with rather than where
Just imagine when the crew goes to see Arthur. When they ask him about Jim and Aurora, he would say how he has quite a story to tell them.
Alternate ending: Jim dies saving Aurora and the ship, and in the last shot she's so lonely that her finger is poised above the button, trying to decide if she should wake another passenger to keep herself company.
I like the little cabin they built to the left of the tree.
they didn't have kids?
mtv pls Maybe they also died during the travel to Homestead II
mtv pls and leave there children to live out the 80+ years? Or maybe they didn't want children
mtv pls Kate Steventon if they had children, it would be unfair for them. After all, cough* incest
Danielle Stryker they could have had one and put them in the pod when they were a young adult.
I haven't seen the movie myself but it appears like a little toy car is driving in front of the house. IDK if that's a part of the rest of the movie or not but i did notice it.
Andy Garcia deserves the Oscar for this scene alone.
Well his dialogue was impeccable, that's for sure
He didn't directed this movie lol. It was Morten Tyldum
its highly unlikely that they both perished at exactly the same time, so this necessarily means that either one of them kept living alone for a long time, or they couldn't cope with it and took their own life
Loved this movie 🙌🏻
They had everything on that ship that most all of us work our entire lives to acquire. If you stop and think about it, we're all on a "ship" right now that's making it's way through the cosmos. I'm a "home body".... I could make this work... lol
I hope they got at least a memorial monument on Homestead II. They would all be dead if Jim and Aurora didn’t rescue them by risking their own life.
Jim's such a talented mechanical engineer that he even made some chickens.
😂
It makes you think.. you always knew or kind of knew what you wanted your life to be, but the Universe has it's own plan and direction. The choices you make today create that direction but there will be "forks" in the road... So live every moment... there is no turning back...
You see, a woman can fall in love with you if you use deceptive measures
They did film an alternate ending where Aurora kills Jim in his sleep with a blunt object.
+hop208 OMG I would have loved that ending. If they wanted us to like him, he has to die at the end of the movie.
Nidorino Alliance wools I shouldn’t have said ending. It was after she finds out he woke her up on purpose instead of it being a mistake. That scene where she starts hitting him in his room ends with her bludgeoning him to death with a metal rod/crowbar type object.
And then the tragic tale resets, where she goes crazy from isolation, wakes someone else up, they find out, they kill her. Resets. Turns into this haunting tale where 80+ of the original *Passengers* have died when they get to the planet, one for each year, from going crazy from extreme isolation. Could be a cautionary tale on the lack of human understanding and warmth that comes from technology, and humanity’s need for human contact. But yeah. I guess then living happily ever after all alone on a spaceship, with no other people, draining the food supply works too.
That was the only dick she was getting for the rest of her life. She had no choice but make up with him. Damage is done.
They wake up for a purpose to save all the other passengers , its 2022 and I just watched the movie now 💗
They could've split their time in the medical machine, actively halving the amount of years they'd spend aging..they were in their mid/late twenties, and they had 88 years left , so 44 if split between the two..
So they'd have reached their destination in their mid 60s early 70s.
But then again, better life a full enjoyable life in the company of the one you love than spending 44 years alone on a ship just to arrive when you're already getting old.
The one thing I wish they'd done would've been having a child and placing him/her in the medical machine..they'd have died of old age but the crew would've still found the baby in cryosleep, as sort of a legacy left by Jim and Aurora..they could've also left a message for him/her..like " Hello son/daughter, sorry for not being there with you in this new world..destiny gave us a chance to save everyone on this ship, and we were lucky enough to succeed in the process, for reasons you probably already know by now, we couldn't be there with you, and we didn't want you to spend your life in solitude on this ship...you bring our hopes and dreams on this new world, and we wish you the best life ever, farewell, mom and dad!".
Why they would deprive themselves of being parents and put their baby in a medical macchine? That's the point of life - make a beautiful life - together, as Aurora said!
@@Voyager759 because they would doom the child to grow up alone and die alone ( the child would've have been close to 90 Years old by the time the ship landed on homestead 2..at least his parents had each other..he would've had to spend his entire adult Life alone, without a partner, so yeah, Better having him then maybe live with him for the First few Years, but putting him/her in suspended animation once he/She turns 10, that Way he/she can still Remember his/her parents, but at the same time Also have a full Life on the new Planet, in which he/She Will be able to find a partner and live a normal Life)..no human can grow up properly in terms of social skills if the only other humans he/she interacts with are his/her parents all the way from birth to adulthood.
@@kuroroluxifer8321no they’re talking about putting their baby in the pod
That journey would have been so much more fulfilling than the destination for me. A planet is a planet. Yes, it probably looks different and has different creatures that are cool, but just for a second think about what all they passed by while traveling through space to get there. They saw things nobody else will ever see. 60 light years worth of exploration. Just gives me chills thinking about how cool that would have been.
most of it would be black space.
Lol why is Andy Garcia even credited in this film he has like a 10 second cameo, what a waste
Right? And they probably paid him Andy Garcia money for something they could've had anyone do. Smh he must've been a producer
@@CinematikNupe There is a scene that was cut, with him in it. The director talked about it.
I loved this movie.
i want to live in a spaceship like that for 100 years of my life
It would have been hilarious if during the 120 years of the journey, Earth humans finally figured out Warp travel and millions of more advanced humans are now living on Homestead II since they could get there in just two weeks (like Star Trek) rather than 120 years, and they overtook Avalon entirely. There is an entire parade and reception there to welcome the primitive Avalon that only travels at 0.5c.
In the Star Trek timeline, it took a lot less than 120 years to go from pre-Warp to very fast and reliable warp-speed travel.
I'm still hoping for a part 2 🥰
you do realize that jim and aurora are dead, right?
@@AidenLiquid so what? you can still make a sequel about their life on the ship and all the adventures they had lol
@@breakaway2x How boring?
@@AidenLiquidif their kid is in the medical pod then yea that’s worthy of a sequel
@@melinatedthinka8210 no its really not lol, thats only worthy of a comic or a book, or a fan fiction, not a whole ass movie, nobody would go to see that.
Your destination is not where you are going. It is where you already are. Always have been.
Great movie. If you love interstellar traveling, the storyline will catch you. But still a sad ending, ‘cause Jim Preston and Aurora Lane weren’t able to get them(selves) back in to hibernation, and thus couldn’t reach Homestead II.
Wonderful
this movie was great scifi movie, I liked it a lot. Great actors and very well build story. I'm glad they did not make it so obvious cheap hollywood ending having kids etc. And some things are good to leave in mystery also ;)
An end with kids would have been disturbing. Kids would have end up with each other.
@@mrrandom1265No, they would’ve just had the kid in the medical pod to make it to homestead 2 with everyone.
@@mrrandom1265 in the original script they find frozen sperm & eggs and create test tube children, which avoids the gross incest possibility.
The difference between a very happy ending and a very sad one is whether we pick up the two lovers' lives right after JL rescues her man or in 88 years when they are both dead and gone. Time moves so quickly . . . .
Had me wondering who died first? (Assuming that they died) it must have been soooo hard for the one left behind to cope up.
I actually wonder if they died together? Like, when they realised the end was approaching for one of them, take a handful of pills from the medical bay together?
Beautiful. Summa summarum, life is but a short speck in the eons of time, so live each day of your life to the best and fullest you can, and ensure those close to you know you love them, for our time passed cannot be relived, but we can decide how we live our time left to come.
Maybe part 2 will answer most of our questions
Powerful film! Goosebumps 😭😀
If Jim didn't wake up Aurora he would be alive. He can sleep on the extra pod.
Except the ship would have eventually blown up. They saved everyone else.
It's not the destination, it's the journey.
You would think for all that advancement in medicine the human life span could at least be a 150 years but no, they just gave the the average life span of modern day human.
Exactly
Do you think medicine will make us immortal? Because people eventually die of old age. Our bodies eventually expire. No matter how healthy you were through life. That's why no one lives past 113.
@@lauratude5132 are you loving on 1900s?
Our life expectancy is already hitting all time high of 80+ years and here we're talking about 200-400 years into the future.
How can they expect to live old if there's no doctor and no hospital onboard? They probably didn't make it to 60.
@@zeffez8161 you think the average lifespan of a human being was 25 in the 1800’s. Seriously? You need to go learn some history.
“You should enjoy the little detours to the fullest. Because that's where you'll find the things more important than what you want.”
I wanted more.....people living when the passengers pods opened
The crew was supposed to wake up three months before the passengers, I believe. So that’s why there are only a few individuals that were let out of their pods. I’m not sure if that’s what you were insinuating. 😊
No meaning like they had children that were living on the ship
@@vensonj Ah gotcha. I get it now.
All we need is each other. Loneness makes us weak
I found a mistake, you'll only understand if you watched the movie. Remember that the ship said that everyone will wake up 4 months before they get to Homestead II, why are they waking up when there almost there, theres no point for all of the bars, cafés and stuff. 🤔
$$$
it think the crew with be the first people to wake up. then they will in turn wake up the rest of the passengers.
Survive after wake up in pod
Throughout the movie you come to learn that the paying customer 5000 will be woken up 4 months before arriving and the crew one month before that so 5 months total. You have to think of this as a cruise ship
not that close tbh its still pretty far
I CRIED IN THIS SCENE...
I know it! Jim awake too early according to save his fellow passengers Even though he cant able to reach his distination atleast he cauld save every one on that ship. Oh! What a sad and inspirational movie.
Very very beatifull film 😍😍
They destroyed a perfectly clean ship!! Who’s gonna clean all that now!
What they going to do throw them in jail.
There is an old star wars comic like this. A spacer was on route to deliver cargo when his ship is damaged, and at sublight speed it'll take 60 years to reach his destination. Best part, theres is this young spacer sitting at a bar thats hearing this story from this old man when he (the old man) reveals hes talking about himself.
It's unlikely that the lighting would be strong enough to grow trees.
Did u guys see how much was grown the tree so beautiful
Good unlike others here, you saw beauty.
I think its not possible for a tree to grow up there
@@bringbackthetwinntowers2429 And is it possible that there is a space ship with unlimited food and water, Humans who sleep 120 years without dying or anything, having gravity in the space ship? Is all that possible?
Idk why i got emotional at last scene 🥺
Garden of Eden recreated on the "Avalon" (a name replete with spirituality used for a ship that - at the outset - had none whatsoever)
No children, such a beautiful woman???
Imagine after any of them die when they grow old what will happen to the other 💔
The first who died got maybe a grave or was kicked out from the ship
The other maybe did suizid with the spacedoor or lies somewhere dead in the ship
@@XarJobe That is a sad truth
@@XarJobe And imagine the crews finding a dead skeleton and that explains everything. They be like " someone was actually out there before us??? "
@@lucyjames8818 Nah, they'd simply realize "someone woke up too early".