Wholesomeness? Most of Earth’s population is dead and the planet poisoned by volcanic ash. And how in god’s name did he just happen to find a spacesuit built for a muscular kangaroo 🦘😆
I remember reading Moon You in college years ago and I'm so glad it got a movie adaptation. Even though the ending is slightly different from the comic, it still catches the bitter sweetness of both Yuu's sacrifice and his "return" to Earth.
@@mattcoyle1620 *Spoilers ahead if you dare:* It follows along with him getting ready to return until everyone learns a second meteorite is approaching. At this point in the comics Yuu decides to launch the return rocket directly at the meteor, trapping him on the moon with little supplies and growing exposure to solar radiation. It's heavily mentioned that Earth will not be able to retrieve him before he dies from the elements but they decide to try to get to the moon as fast as they can even though it's expected be a retrieval mission due to his sacrifice. Yuu meanwhile is celebrated as a legendary hero while Earth and the kangaroo have a happy ending. The epilog has the main lady land on the moon and find Yuu relaxing in a habitat before she says "It's time to go home" and Yuu walks with her outside without a suit. It then shows her walking alone revealing he did in fact die of malnutrition and solar radiation and she was just imagining him. I would definitely suggest reading Moon You because it's very heavy in comedy and focuses a lot on Earth treating his daily antics as a reality show before dosing you with emotions at the end.
As the video started, something stirred on my memory, and suddenly I was telling myself "I can't believe they made Moon You into a movie!" And then kangaroo appeared and I just went "wooooow!"
The kangaroo punching him in the face after asking for a high five and the kangaroo getting him in a head lock after trying to leave him had me in tears 😂😂
Why Is this so terribly good? I actually want to watch this now. This almost checks off everything that makes a good movie. Suspense, romance, comedy, etc.
Too bad these assholes don't give you the name of the movie, so they can make movie off it but not the actual filmmakers who sank their time and money into it.
"They had us in the first half" I was laughing my ass off only to get slowly swallowed by the gravity of the situation. What a masterpiece. I need to watch this
Holy crap, they adapted Moon Yoo into a full movie??? I read Cho Seok's Moon Yoo years ago, even before I was a fan of The Sound of your Heart. I can't believe it got a feature film!
I know, lets take the movie "Armageddon" and mash it up with the movie "The Martian"........... Then add in the plot of the series "Red Dwarf", last human in the universe.... but instead of a cat lets give him a bad attitude kangaroo to keep him company. Top it off with Major Kong's ending from Doctor Strangelove........ and toss in a monolith for the fun of it. If this were made in Hollywood it would cost 500 million and flop in the first week.
I don’t usually shed a tear but my heart goes out to moonman and kong the kangaroo my man they had such good friendship development from enemies to friends
This movie had me dying on the floor laughing about that first kangaroo scene and me on the floor yet again dying inside because of the ending truly one hell of a movie
I didn't expect this movie to turn out so touching with the way it started. Incredible ending. Wish I had watched it before seeing this video. Fantastic story
Wow that was so bittersweet at the end, so sad, I might've actually cried I didn't expect that. Him and shing spent little time together and yet a genuine love remained after..
As a private tutor, I often have my students do creative writing exercises. I have one student who used to write stories that had a million random things happen throughout the story, but without much description or real plot development. This movie reminds me of that kid!🤣
It started so goofy got me laughing throughout the first parts but that bittersweet ending had me holding back tears. The last sceene kind of reminded me of the last scene of edge runners. Both endings had somewhat the same mood.
Anybody else in tears? I loved the comedy and how it wasn’t so goofy to annoyance. It all went perfectly with the plot of the story. I knew he was gonna try and leave Kong behind but that kangaroo grew on him and in the end, instead of taking himself out because of his situation, he volunteered his life for earths survivors. The hologram like image of him in the end was bitter sweet but a great honor for a hero! 😢
I love these astronaut survival movies. Really highlights what humans can do when they have a strong will to live coupled with the intelligence you need to be an astronaut in the first place
If I had a nickel every time a story in 2022 ends with a woman crying on the moon because of a dead lover I'd have 2 nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice.
If I had a nickel for everytime somebody made this comment, thinking nobody else had seen it before, I'd have a lot more than two nickels. Bc you idiots are everywhere with this stupid ass comment.
Wait, whaaat? WTF totally didn't expect the story with as many crazy turns as this one. This was amazing. I have to give the Chinese props on making a movie. I'm also stoked they admitted it was the US & Neil Armstrong who stepped on the moon first
I really pity Yue, it feels like they were just faking everything when it came to him.. They also kind of "used" him to ensure that the asteroid does not hit earth. It's kind of pitiful that the dude has had to sacrifice so much for others.
Used? the purpose of every single human is to ensure the survival of the species... For most creatures this is just replicating one way or another. For more intelligent/social creatures it includes protecting the young and the nest/hive. In humans it has extended from the family unit, to tribes, to cities, to countries, to the planet, and if we are lucky, beyond. If he didn't sacrifice himself... at best he would stay on the moon for the rest of his life with no other human contact. Not exactly a life even worth living, he was going to kill himself when he realized this himself. The entire reason you and I exist, is because other humans across at least 200000 years have been sacrificing themselves. Its interesting to find someone that where this even needs explaining.
Joke would probably be on them cuz using our Moon as a shield from a "Planet Killer" sounds like a horrible idea that would massively backfire and still result in an extinction event.
This movie and the Wandering Earth does a very good job at depicting human emotion, collectivism, and an ideal world where people share empathy. Some might hate it for the subtle tones of Chinese propaganda, but we need more movies of substance than what Hollywood is churning out on the daily.
plot twist. He realized that all the crazy stuff he did was seen by the whole world and there is no way he could face that. That helped him to decide what he must do.
damn that was emotional, long live the moon man especially the scene with the flashlight,while technically possible its not likely,and it wouldn't look that bright, its very nicely done
If anyone wonders why this is actually pretty good, this was actually based on a WEBTOON, called Moon-YU (I think). So far pretty accurate, down to the beefy kangaroo.
Wow, this was a very well-done film. Hit all the areas just right. Moon man had to die in the end. A truly great character will rip you apart when their time comes and leaves a print in the mind!
okay i never tear uo but i lit am like tearing right now because this was not only unique, beautiful and romantic, but it started off goofy and made me feel heavily infested in the mans lonelyness and his survival ;-; i loved it
Wow…. I started watching this hoping to get a good laugh at its silliness. However…. I’m simply blown away. This is actually a great film! I just purchased it and can’t wait to watch it in its entirety!!
Not gonna lie This movie is lit 🔥 some how they combine an apocalypse movie with drama romance and comedy in a brilliant way and the ending of her thinking of him just brilliant
@@ashleigh5763 glad you commented in reply! No one asked FOR ME means that: an entity I call NO ONE has asked you a question, and you’ve answered it out loud....
Wow… I’ve never heard of this movie. This was recommended in my feed, this review took me through a ton of feelings and I think I will have to watch it now.
12:11 there's one extra joke in that scene where because some of the words came on late, it initially read as "你不是人" (You're not human, which roughly means you're a monster) instead of "你不是一个人" (You're not alone)
A detail that was missed: when the lights on earth spell out the message, the intended message was 你不是一个人, meaning “you are not the only person”, but they missed some characters and instead the message became 你不是人, meaning “you are not a person”, so when he kneels it’s not because he’s moved, but rather because he thinks they’re insulting him, which is a pretty funny moment
man i just finished the last episode a few minutes ago on the webtoon app. Slightly different sidelines though, beautiful story and very deep reflections.
At first I thought this was only a bootleg imitation of "The Martian" but I was wrong, it indeed, I guess, took inspiration from it, but in a good way, I like it. We should do this more often, take on the good and leave the bad for movies
@@LawAbidingCitizen117 Chinese movies were always good but it is hard to sell any in USA because of language. People around the world are used to watch things in English and cinemas around the world buy movies from Hollywood, but not to many movies in other languages are imported to USA, UK.... it is shame not to have opportunity to see all the great art round the world. I like Asian movies. China, Korea and Japan make awesome stuff. Russian movies are not bad especially the older ones, the newer ones copy too much from hollywood (and that is mostly a bad thing), Indian movies are kind of silly.
This is beautiful, i cried to it. As much as i love astronomy, i also love wholesomeness. This movie portrayed it very well. Good job Story Recapped!
Wholesomeness? Most of Earth’s population is dead and the planet poisoned by volcanic ash. And how in god’s name did he just happen to find a spacesuit built for a muscular kangaroo 🦘😆
Why the fuck can't we get movies like that in America
@@samuelthompson8080 ikr?!!
@@Jamietheroadrunner look at the brighter side yk 😘😘
@@samuelthompson8080 u would love Wandering Earth 1 and 2 epic lvl x3. Chinese people like heroic scenes like this
Holy shit, this was actually incredible. It started out goofy and ended up bittersweet. I actually almost shed a tear. Nice one.
6:34
Cmon. Admit it. That tear flowed. 🤣
Yea you well cried like a baby!
Korean and Thai movies are like that
@@milesemil1800 this is chinese. Like mainland china, not hongkong nor taiwan.
Dude went out like a hero. If you cannot win against a great beast that is threatening your home, then at least take it down with you.
yea, doesn't sound like a Armageddon 1998 movie lol
Kamikaze?
Excuse me, but damn straight.
just like cancer
@@krisg822 Armageddon sucks.
this is honestly the most wholesome yet depressing movie I have seen. I dont think I was prepared for this ending
100th like
I got to the last 26 minutes, just as he tells her that her mic was open and he knows..........
I can't... I just can't..........................
Haven't had a recap make me cry before, and I see I'm not the only one! Great movie!
I almost cried.. from a recap .. how about that.. must be a good movie
Thanks for saying that I thought I was the only one.
I cried. I freaking cried.
I cried and I am proud of it
watch the movie it is that sad.
Relieved to see I wasn't the only one unexpectedly moved by this. It started out absurd, but by the end, I was crying. What a delightful surprise.
I remember reading Moon You in college years ago and I'm so glad it got a movie adaptation. Even though the ending is slightly different from the comic, it still catches the bitter sweetness of both Yuu's sacrifice and his "return" to Earth.
What happens in the original?
@@mattcoyle1620 *Spoilers ahead if you dare:*
It follows along with him getting ready to return until everyone learns a second meteorite is approaching. At this point in the comics Yuu decides to launch the return rocket directly at the meteor, trapping him on the moon with little supplies and growing exposure to solar radiation.
It's heavily mentioned that Earth will not be able to retrieve him before he dies from the elements but they decide to try to get to the moon as fast as they can even though it's expected be a retrieval mission due to his sacrifice.
Yuu meanwhile is celebrated as a legendary hero while Earth and the kangaroo have a happy ending.
The epilog has the main lady land on the moon and find Yuu relaxing in a habitat before she says "It's time to go home" and Yuu walks with her outside without a suit. It then shows her walking alone revealing he did in fact die of malnutrition and solar radiation and she was just imagining him.
I would definitely suggest reading Moon You because it's very heavy in comedy and focuses a lot on Earth treating his daily antics as a reality show before dosing you with emotions at the end.
As the video started, something stirred on my memory, and suddenly I was telling myself "I can't believe they made Moon You into a movie!" And then kangaroo appeared and I just went "wooooow!"
@@speakertomeat That was me as well. The kangaroo confirmed it for me too
Is it Chinese novel or korean novel?
The kangaroo punching him in the face after asking for a high five and the kangaroo getting him in a head lock after trying to leave him had me in tears 😂😂
Bobsleding with an ultra intelligent kangaroo on the moon is something I could've never imagined in 1000 years
Why Is this so terribly good? I actually want to watch this now.
This almost checks off everything that makes a good movie. Suspense, romance, comedy, etc.
Just dont let your kids watch it....that perception of romance will ruin their lives if they ingrain it. Im not joking about that.
@@ChadDidNothingWrong lol okay.
Too bad these assholes don't give you the name of the movie, so they can make movie off it but not the actual filmmakers who sank their time and money into it.
is this an actual movie?
Where can I find this movie?
"They had us in the first half" I was laughing my ass off only to get slowly swallowed by the gravity of the situation. What a masterpiece. I need to watch this
How come no one has replied to ur comment?
@@luigi_boy The same reason why you made a useless ass comment, aint nothing to say
You watch this recap before watching the movie? Christ, people on this channel are "special". arent they
@@BirgerJarl-it5lz I didn't know this movie existed until i saw this recap.
Holy crap, they adapted Moon Yoo into a full movie??? I read Cho Seok's Moon Yoo years ago, even before I was a fan of The Sound of your Heart. I can't believe it got a feature film!
You wouldn't expect a movie where the premise is "man stuck on moon with kangaroo" to have such a bittersweet ending.
I know, lets take the movie "Armageddon" and mash it up with the movie "The Martian"...........
Then add in the plot of the series "Red Dwarf", last human in the universe.... but instead of a cat lets give him a bad attitude kangaroo to keep him company.
Top it off with Major Kong's ending from Doctor Strangelove........ and toss in a monolith for the fun of it.
If this were made in Hollywood it would cost 500 million and flop in the first week.
The flashlight bit tore my guts out. Been a long time since I rooted for a character like that and ive never been more invested in a Kangaroo.
I don’t usually shed a tear but my heart goes out to moonman and kong the kangaroo my man they had such good friendship development from enemies to friends
Fr man, I’m glad at least kong got to live at least
stop the cap zoomer. you didnt shed a tear
@@scoper7897 my bad u mustve been there
yea thats right bis@@lone9310
i cried! what’s this movie called?
It's a shame this movie isn't more widely known, in my opinion it is a masterpiece.
Honestly these Asian movies are amazing
What's the name of the movie?
@@barcasoul1637 “Moon Man”
@@brabbelbeest thank you
It was here on You Tube for a short while but, for some reason, has been removed.
It’s movies like this that are unforgettable. Movies that make us laugh, cry, and feel emotionally invested in the characters. This is beautiful.
The main actors name is Ping Pong
Someone in China must have seen the Korean classic "Castaway on the Moon" and took the title literally!
@@juser-abuser I fell for Captain Kangaroo. They are such good actors. Seriously though, this is a good short film.
This movie had me dying on the floor laughing about that first kangaroo scene and me on the floor yet again dying inside because of the ending truly one hell of a movie
I didn't expect this movie to turn out so touching with the way it started. Incredible ending. Wish I had watched it before seeing this video. Fantastic story
It doesn’t ruin it one bit. Movie is better than the recap. 😊
Wow that was so bittersweet at the end, so sad, I might've actually cried I didn't expect that. Him and shing spent little time together and yet a genuine love remained after..
In the beginning I thought this movie was to silly to be taken seriously. But it was the start that made the ending hit even harder for me.
As a private tutor, I often have my students do creative writing exercises. I have one student who used to write stories that had a million random things happen throughout the story, but without much description or real plot development. This movie reminds me of that kid!🤣
He didn’t want to become a star, because then he would be too far away. At the end he becomes the ring around earth.
The ring of love around his beloved.
Damn that is pretty deep, the ring Is like an embrace from him, a wall ever defending the earth
it's his marriage ring of perpetuity
I don't really emotionally become effected by much but I shed more than a few tears, that man deserved to live with that Kangaroo
It started so goofy got me laughing throughout the first parts but that bittersweet ending had me holding back tears. The last sceene kind of reminded me of the last scene of edge runners. Both endings had somewhat the same mood.
Anybody else in tears? I loved the comedy and how it wasn’t so goofy to annoyance. It all went perfectly with the plot of the story. I knew he was gonna try and leave Kong behind but that kangaroo grew on him and in the end, instead of taking himself out because of his situation, he volunteered his life for earths survivors. The hologram like image of him in the end was bitter sweet but a great honor for a hero! 😢
Damn, just a recap had me tearing up. Such a good movie
It's too early in the morning for me to be feeling all these feels for a movie I've never seen. Wow. Great story/recap.
This is just a synopsis video
So why am I crying? Goddamn thats a beautiful story
Holy crap. This started out as a fun, stupid, goofy story and broke my heart later. Now I have to watch the full movie.
I love these astronaut survival movies. Really highlights what humans can do when they have a strong will to live coupled with the intelligence you need to be an astronaut in the first place
you would love "for all mankind" series
its a movie bro calm down
@@scoper7897 ...
@@userFelixskz just spitin factsbro
@@scoper7897 Yeah, I mean, how dare they express their fondness for something. Don't you just hate it when people like things?
Bro took "confess to her or go to war" to a whole new level
Hell! I watched a RECAP of this movie and I'm already tearing up... Can't blame the ones who actually watch it and bawl their eyes out
How is this better than the last 3 marvel movies
I never in a million years thought a story recapped would have be bawling like a baby. What a good recap and movie. Like the Martian but much better
There's no way that the Earth would recover so quickly from an asteroid impact so large. It'd take hundreds to thousands of years
I think the dinosaur stone only took 3 years of winter. With some human agriculture in place flowers would come back
ye no shit sherlock.... it's a sci fi movie...
Jesus Christ, I'm tearing up from a recap. Well done. 😢
WOW!
I did not see that coming. . .
That was the best thing I've seen in a long time!
Moments later the kangaroo had him in a headlock 😂
Bro was "Where the fuck you goin"
I know right!!!!😂😂😂😂
As an asteroid that was gonna hit the moon I can confirm this is a true story
Are you saying you identify as an asteroid?
@@sparklenebula6042no I’m an asteroid like my father before me and his father before him, we can watch TH-cam as well you know. 😤
@@TrueGhostReconKillerYour mother is a planetoid. And if your mother is Pluto, then that makes you Goofy! HAHAHA HAHA
If I had a nickel every time a story in 2022 ends with a woman crying on the moon because of a dead lover I'd have 2 nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice.
What is really weird is this comment repeating on every movie recap/movie trailer, lol
If I had a nickel for everytime somebody made this comment, thinking nobody else had seen it before, I'd have a lot more than two nickels. Bc you idiots are everywhere with this stupid ass comment.
@@youmad7068more like everywhere
Get away another way to feel what you didn’t want yourself to know😔
OK Dr. Doofenshmirtz.
I love when youtube randomly recommends something bonkers. Now I'm scrounging through the internet looking for this movie.
Wait, whaaat? WTF totally didn't expect the story with as many crazy turns as this one. This was amazing.
I have to give the Chinese props on making a movie.
I'm also stoked they admitted it was the US & Neil Armstrong who stepped on the moon first
Of course they told neil is the first human on the moon? It's a historical fact, They even teach this at their school like any country does
@@melwyn789 ask a North Korean if the Americans landed on the moon. It's fair to draw lines from one communist ally to the other
ah yes chinese people have never made a movie before
Bro we’re not North Korea. Of course we admit Neil Armstrong was the first man on the Moon lol.
@@fallenspherell8178 Given how they treat the certain event at a certain square, can you blame him?
this movie is a more faithful adaptation of Halo than the Halo TV show
I really pity Yue, it feels like they were just faking everything when it came to him..
They also kind of "used" him to ensure that the asteroid does not hit earth. It's kind of pitiful that the dude has had to sacrifice so much for others.
@@trisin of course I know it's fictional lol that is so obvious.
I was commenting based purely on this fictional movie.
@@trisin r/whoosh 🙄
Used? the purpose of every single human is to ensure the survival of the species...
For most creatures this is just replicating one way or another.
For more intelligent/social creatures it includes protecting the young and the nest/hive.
In humans it has extended from the family unit, to tribes, to cities, to countries, to the planet, and if we are lucky, beyond.
If he didn't sacrifice himself... at best he would stay on the moon for the rest of his life with no other human contact.
Not exactly a life even worth living, he was going to kill himself when he realized this himself.
The entire reason you and I exist, is because other humans across at least 200000 years have been sacrificing themselves.
Its interesting to find someone that where this even needs explaining.
@@trisin my guy YOU need to get an education in comprehension and understanding.😂
Joke would probably be on them cuz using our Moon as a shield from a "Planet Killer" sounds like a horrible idea that would massively backfire and still result in an extinction event.
Hero move, the only bummer is I wish I would’ve seen this movie before the recap.
That is THE most moving story recapp I have ever heard.
This movie and the Wandering Earth does a very good job at depicting human emotion, collectivism, and an ideal world where people share empathy. Some might hate it for the subtle tones of Chinese propaganda, but we need more movies of substance than what Hollywood is churning out on the daily.
This movie is based on a Korean comic tho...
this movie looks good af -- whoever cast the ripped kangaroo is a genius
plot twist. He realized that all the crazy stuff he did was seen by the whole world and there is no way he could face that. That helped him to decide what he must do.
damn that was emotional, long live the moon man
especially the scene with the flashlight,while technically possible its not likely,and it wouldn't look that bright, its very nicely done
The kangaroo said “who tf you leaving!?” 🤣🤣🤣
This was actually impressively good. Him leaving the kangaroo legitimately had me sad as hell. 😭
Why the hell did I get chills?!
The weather
Cause Urmum
If anyone wonders why this is actually pretty good, this was actually based on a WEBTOON, called Moon-YU (I think). So far pretty accurate, down to the beefy kangaroo.
That kangaroo adds up so much to the movie 💀
Wow, this was a very well-done film. Hit all the areas just right. Moon man had to die in the end. A truly great character will rip you apart when their time comes and leaves a print in the mind!
Did not expect to shed a tear to a YT video of a movie recap of a Korean film-based on a webcomic....but here we are.
Thank you, that was a wild ride.
Slight correction, it's a chinese film based on a Korean comic
@@domokun845China has advanced beyond just stealing technological ideas to stealing cultural ideas 😂
What a great story, I was kind of half paying attention at the beginning but midway through I became captivated. What a great movie and a great recap.
okay i never tear uo but i lit am like tearing right now because this was not only unique, beautiful and romantic, but it started off goofy and made me feel heavily infested in the mans lonelyness and his survival ;-; i loved it
Wow…. I started watching this hoping to get a good laugh at its silliness. However…. I’m simply blown away. This is actually a great film! I just purchased it and can’t wait to watch it in its entirety!!
Not gonna lie This movie is lit 🔥 some how they combine an apocalypse movie with drama romance and comedy in a brilliant way and the ending of her thinking of him just brilliant
That's was goofy, epic and heartwarming all at the same time. Dang!
Its absurd and wholesome at the same time . 😢
I lost it with Chairman Yang, guy on wheelchair.... Chairman I get it 😂😂☠💀
The kangaroo had him in a headlock lmao. I laughed so hard at that I started coughing
No one asked
@@knowwankeno1de1witdelongna85 but yet you had to comment. No one asked you too
@@ashleigh5763 glad you commented in reply!
No one asked FOR ME means that: an entity I call NO ONE has asked you a question, and you’ve answered it out loud....
@@ashleigh5763 NO ONE never asked me to comment here.... I did it of my own volition as I am above NO ONE.
The most unbelievable part of the movie is them going back to moon only 10 years after a global apocalypse
First time shedding a tear from watching a movie recap.
Didnt expect this movie to make me cry.
Wow, this turned out to be a lot better than I thought. Might have to actually watch it now.
Wow… I’ve never heard of this movie. This was recommended in my feed, this review took me through a ton of feelings and I think I will have to watch it now.
This was a really good recap.. a hit bummed about the ending, still a great recap!!
The... was the most emotional movie in a long time. I'm still digesting it. Wonderful.
Wow. This film is a good one. I laugh and cry almost at the same time.
Ok, I was not expecting this. Thank you for showing us a film most of us would probably never know existed.
Another cool detail was Yue saying he didn’t want to be a star when he dies because he’d be so far away from everyone so instead became earths ring:)
12:11 there's one extra joke in that scene where because some of the words came on late, it initially read as "你不是人" (You're not human, which roughly means you're a monster) instead of "你不是一个人" (You're not alone)
No. It was meant to say "You are not alone" but some of the lights didn`t show and it read as " You are no one".
This recap moved me I'm not gonna cry I'm not gonna cry. Awesome story.
That moon surfing scene 3:10 had me crying 😂
I love this.... Just when you think movie industry has no new ideas...we get this. 😊
A detail that was missed: when the lights on earth spell out the message, the intended message was 你不是一个人, meaning “you are not the only person”, but they missed some characters and instead the message became 你不是人, meaning “you are not a person”, so when he kneels it’s not because he’s moved, but rather because he thinks they’re insulting him, which is a pretty funny moment
The ending had me holding back my tears
I love this movie, its a story about what a real man without any limitations doing his own thing
The comic is better and has a slightly different ending, with him surviving on the moon for years.
that could help me to stop all this emotions 😢
So it's not better because this was extremely moving and more realistic.
man i just finished the last episode a few minutes ago on the webtoon app. Slightly different sidelines though, beautiful story and very deep reflections.
@@jairomyMore realistic??? LOL
He's still died in the end tho
At first I thought this was only a bootleg imitation of "The Martian" but I was wrong, it indeed, I guess, took inspiration from it, but in a good way, I like it. We should do this more often, take on the good and leave the bad for movies
no. martian steal this
Chinese movies are becoming better than Hollywood craps 😂
@@LawAbidingCitizen117 Chinese movies were always good but it is hard to sell any in USA because of language. People around the world are used to watch things in English and cinemas around the world buy movies from Hollywood, but not to many movies in other languages are imported to USA, UK.... it is shame not to have opportunity to see all the great art round the world. I like Asian movies. China, Korea and Japan make awesome stuff. Russian movies are not bad especially the older ones, the newer ones copy too much from hollywood (and that is mostly a bad thing), Indian movies are kind of silly.
It's based off the webnovel Moon You
Chinese Armageddon
What the fuck is this reverse Cyberpunk Edgerunners man... Wasn't expecting that ending...
After watching the recap, I'm interested in watching the movie. Thanks.
This was great, thx for the upload. Definitely will have to check this out
Thank you for the recap! 😁
Great story. Looks like they had a lot of fun putting this together.
Why am I crying and I haven’t even watched the movie. Now I have to watch this. Looks really good.
wish these guys would show western studios how to make movies that are actually very good
This reminds me of the music video for "Let's Go" by "Stuck in the Sound"
Imagine giving out your life to save those who opressed you, because you wanted them to respect you.
Huh?
@@judesliggoo pay attention to the movie
Whoah
@@MrKW420Well, it's a recap. And what you described aint the same as what the recap described.
@@MrKW420 no you pay attention, you no pay attention you miss whole plot dumdum
So basically The Martian but on the moon and with a kangaroo buddy. Neat
Wish I could find this movie. I kind of want to watch it now but it doesn't appear to be available anywhere.
Try Iqiyi or wetv
Amazing movie, fantastic story line...thank you :-) 10/10
10:09 'He joked that he takes punches better, so the animal gave him one' 💀😂🤣
Story Recapped never ceased to amuse even without trying 🎥 🍿 ☺️💙💙💙🥰
Wow, what a goofy premise, but I teared up by the end. What great story telling.
The saddest recap😢 thank you moon man!
Check out, Hello Ghost. That one destroyed me