The Sun Is Dying So A Crew Is Sent To Revive It But A Grave Mistake Occurs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2021
- In the not-too-distant future, Earth's dying sun spells the end for humanity. In a last-ditch effort to save the planet, a crew of eight men and women ventures into space with a device that could revive the star. However, an accident, a grave mistake and a distress beacon from a long-lost spaceship throw the crew and its desperate mission into a tailspin.
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If you forget to turn on the shields that literally protect the ship from being destroyed and everyone on it from dying, you’re just asking to be killed.
And then for some unknown reason: It WaS cOpPa’S fAuLt! He SaId To Go FoR IcArIs 1!
Even though A. it was suggested by someone else to go after it, he just finalized the decision and B. that person forgot to adjust it, like you said and they didn’t manage the ship’s course correctly.
And out of all the people on the earth they chose a dumbass as crew member who forgets to turn on the shield on the ship 😂😂😂 lol
@@adorabomber123 right and not to mention, technically it was the damn AI computer that said it was safe too, so blaming capa makes no sense lmao
@@adorabomber123 I feel a pass can be made for emotions but Capa absolutely did make the final decision which lead to these events occurring. Mace isn't wrong when he said if they'd stayed on course none of this would've happened.
It’s called plot it’s a movie for a reason 🤡
Cillian Murphy, Chris Evans, Cliff Curtis, Rose Byrne, Michelle Yeoh, Hiroyuki Sanada, Benedict Wong, and Mark Strong. Geez, what a loaded cast.
I only know 3 people out of these. Uncultured I am I guess
@@EnnuiOn most/ all of them are in famous movies.
@@ringadingding7667 😭 I already admitted I am an uncultured swine lol
And lana rhoedes
@@mahdiarmoghimi8507 really the p-star?
Fucking one of the best scientists forgets to turn on SHIP'S SHIELD
And there ai didnt worn them yet way smaller things it did
@@jakeleo4518 yeah, and also all of them are extremely stupid
😂😂😂😂
This is why Hollywood is not a university for scientific learning. Duh
The ships shield was already on, it was just re-calculated due to the new trajectory.
So, the ship has an intelligent AI that cares about the occupants eyes, but doesnt have the ability to turn on a simple shield that might kill everyone. ight
@Lindy T The burned dude was on Icarus 1 tho
Honestly I can get behind the human error but the fact that they had an AI that was supposed to catch that crap but failed is a bit of an oversight on the writers' parts. Would have been hilarious if it had been damaged by debris that had been knocked off of Icarus 1 though
@Lindy T Pinbacker wasn't on Icarus 2 when it rerouted for Icarus 1.
@@EMPEROR_SIN I've seen it three times, what's this easter egg you speak of?
@@RAMMSTEIN4HIMMER I believe it's the flashing scenes when they board Icarus 1, it just shows the crew in that party picture the psychologist found.
Trust humans to fuck up something as important as re igniting the sun!
And then when they fail the first time someone will "receive a message from god" to stop anyone from trying again
It's a movie.. Look at the chernobyl incident if you really want an exemple to judge human kind, hundreads of peoples who had families were sent inside to countain the reactor blast to save the rest of humanity knowing they will sacrifice themself
@@xsawra6333 we already know how stupid humans are. A movie is a look into how someone perceives something, or wants to tell something. It does still reflect on human minds.
@@beexml9410 I agree also say Neil A. But backwards
This shit is why you have plans ahead of time. Prepare to encounter the first group, prepare something to make sure the whole plan doesn't go sideways...it's not that hard but apparently in movies everyone has lost common sense and doesn't know how to plan.
Well, if you’re going to call it the “Icarus” project 😐…
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wat
In the myth, Icarus "failed"
Icarus literally gets burned from getting to close to the sun in Greek mythology
@@namehere3691 but isnt that... the point of the ship? to get close and blow up a bomb. Its a reverse icarus of sorts instead of failing by touching the sun you suceeed
The movie is about a team trying to finish a mission and completing tasks, then an imposter sabotage their mission and kills the team one by one.
Mmmmm... where have i seen this before..🤔
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Please no. I can’t keep doing this.
In regards to the third act; I didn't like it much at first until I re-watched the movie with Brian Cox's commentary (he was the physicist they consulted for the film). He basically shed a lot of interesting light onto the motivations of Pinbacker (Burny McSlice-Slice) and how it did connect overall to the theme of the film which was the sun. From what I remember, he explained that Pinbacker was a scientist and the captain of Icarus 1. He was all about science and the mission at hand. And yet, the closer they got to the sun, the more he lost himself in what is essentially the most powerful force in the universe that we're aware of apart from black holes.
So by the end he was driven mad by not only the pressure of saving Earth but also by being face to face with the sun.
We can kind of see this when Searle is constantly looking at the sun with his shades and such. These are people who have lived in a world where the sun does not shine and so being face to face with it the closer they get is almost awe inspiring to them.
In regards to Pinbakcer's introduction into the film, it does fit. Everything that went wrong was due to human error on the part of Tray (Benedict Wong) for forgetting to set the shield to his new calculations, and Capa for believing that the risks were worth the trip to Icarus 1. From the shield malfunction all the way to the Icarus 1 expedition being a bust and Pinbacker's infiltration to Icarus 2. It was all down to a simple choice and human error.
Oh also, thought I'd explain the big wall of sun at the end when Capa detonates the payload. Before making the choice to go to Icarus 1, he explains that the gravitational pull of the sun and the speed at which the bomb enters it would be so fast that space time would be incalculable and pretty much be all over the place. So the explosion is happening in mere seconds for us but for Capa it's a single moment stretched into an eternity, giving him this personal moment with the sun. Icarus confronting God in the sun as it were.
Bit of an essay, I know. But I felt I needed to defend what is, overall, a pretty solid movie.
I mean, the main "root" of it all is Pinbacker. Like, if he didn't go insane, there'd be no icarus 2. If he died, there wouldn't be a third act etc. etc.
And what you're saying is, it makes sense because "being face to face with the sun" drove him mad.
... what?
@@estoylaroca Bit of an oversimplification, but in a sense yes.
He was driven mad by a Celestial body none of us can even begin to comprehend, and never really will given that if we get too close it will kill us. Yet in this movie they are able to get so close they're practically touching it. Literally in Capa's case.
A man of science, enormous pressure on his shoulders, face to face with an overpowering force of the universe, he goes mad and believes it's God communicating with him.
A physicist is not a psychologist. The physics of the sun are pretty well known, just hard to predict as it is a complex system.
they would’ve succeed the mission with no casualty if they just plants the bomb at night
Lolololol
Eggsackly
You’re hilarious. Look, we’re all laughing. Hahaha.
@@pazomafra671 yeah its so simple
Hahaha
This should be easy. They had scorpion and johnny storm
Beat me by 1 hour
And Captain America
And Scarecrow
xD
it's sad that you know sanada for his role as scorpion, and not for his role as Ujo ç_ç
“The Icarus project failed”
Like Icarus himself? Very bad name for a expensive sophisticated operation.
well. Icarus flew too clsoe to/into the sun. the bomb is being flown into the sun. pretty simple to me tbh.
i get what you mean, they coulda been more creative, but it really just perfectly explains what theyre doing
@@korwynze6288 explains what they should be doing while also hinting on them being unable to succeed tho
@@korwynze6288 it’s not they could be more creative, they jinxed themselves to start with. At least don’t pick a story about a dude flying to close to the sun AND failing.
Exactly, so many other names were available too! But yeah, foreshadowing I guess. 🤦🏾♀️
"Hey we uh, we need that part to get back home"
Becky: "Oh lol well we can just figure that out later after we beat the mission high score! GO TEAM!!"
@ThatOne While this is true, you also shouldn't just count on dying and throw caution to the wind with things that could be pivotal later, should your survival become a luxury you can actually afford after all. I'd hate to be at the tail end of the mission, had things gone properly, and then realized I couldn't go back to the Earth I just saved because Becky didn't care about the navigational equipment.
let's be honest here when ever you see space exploration movie we know these things will happen for a fact:
1. There would be one sussy baka imposter among us.
2. Some idiot mf well always mess up and try cowardly sabotaging the ship/crew to save themselves but end up dying ironically.
3. 50% chance there would be a alien involved caz why not?
4. and 1000% chance no one is returning alive lmao caz most of these movies are "one way missions" but the crew is ofc oblivious to that.... ya explode this big a** nuke on the sun to make it brighter and come back home and everyone is happy ever after yeah.... nha that's major CAP there stop the cap bruh you know no body returning from that.
@Asoka THANK YOU!
Pretty sure the whole point was that they wanted to carry out their mission to save humanity first and worry about their lives later.
@@Roflmao6173 pretty sure they'd still want to go home once the mission was successful if they had all survived and found the opportunity. The only reason any of them died is because of the lunatic murdering everyone and becky no-brains allowing their navigational equipment to be destroyed. It's not like death was a 100% guarantee before they launched the mission.
I'm pretty sure American soldiers, while they expect a certain amount of death and injury, don't go to war just expecting that none of them will return. Fighting like that was the case would be foolish and may potentially get them killed even _faster._
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icarus : the son of Daedalus who to escape imprisonment flies by means of artificial wings but falls into the sea and drowns when the wax of his wings melts as he flies too near the sun.
Yes... Thats why the project was named what it was in the first place
yeah, unlucky name imo....Daedalus is luckier
Hubris, the thematic element of both these stories.
The same can be said for the Grand overarching story that is humanity.
@@ruuyin6586 But their point was to burn up by getting close to the sun to detonate the bomb, i dont think they were planning on returning
@@ProphetofXebec I don't think they planned at all. Throwing bombs at long distances is basically our thing.
Moral of the story: Always have 2 oxygen gardens on your ship.
I know this is an old comment but agree so much, why does no one in sci-fi movies know what redundancies are, or fire suppression systems.
bro ur wrong. It’s always Remember to change adjust your shields.
@@NeonDripKitty The common sense thing is to have it in all sections of the ship that is capable of isolation.
@@NeonDripKitty Lack of space on the ship?
I remember seeing this movie as a tot, and two things in particular come to mind:
1: Why would they name the attempt to reach the sun after Icarus, who's famous specifically for failing to do so?
2: Being stuck alone on a space station with limited resources and blasted with radiation and heat really shouldn't put anyone in a state where they'd be able to engage anyone in combat.
When you get enough vitamin d you get those powers
Answer 1: Because Hollywood
Answer 2: Review answer 1
@@charlenedebraux3882 no plz watch the movie genius
The reason they’re going to the sun is because it’s dying and with no sun, the world dies, the reason they fight is because they’re different personalities on a ship and have been together for years.
Well in this alternate timeline, Steve Rogers actually dies from freezing
Edit: I’ve never got this much likes, thanks
In this alternate alternate timeline, johnny storm doesn't become the human torch from space radiation
@@jvy012896 dang 😂
What if..? plot is here
😂😂😂😂
Captain America.... IN SPACE !
This movie was so fucking good until it becomes a slasher during the last half hour. Ruined it honestly
i guess its one of those movies that dnt try to immerse you for the plot rather just for entertainment
@@axelramirez2157 But that's the issue, it immerses you into the plot of needing to do what they do with the sun (avoiding spoilers) and then completely throws you off with a bad twist of an ending
My girl and I just watched it yesterday and I have to agree, I thought the whole movie would revolve around space and hardships due to unforeseen space problems! Where the heck did some ghoul looking superhuman come from!? I understand he came from the first crew but like how and why, definitely why didnt the girls spot him coming onto the ship with their camera feed!
@@axelramirez2157 not at all. it's such a good watch, and idk what the original commenter is talking about, the movie from start to finish is great..
@@prometheanstar3732 That and why tf was he super human?😂
Am I the only one that finds it stupid whenever a character in a movie goes rogue because they shouldn't be going against god or a similar reason? If it's really going against god and he's real, whether you sabotage the mission or go ahead with it, it should fail.
@@aurahero9842 nah bruh you completely missed it this dude is possessed by some sort of cosmic entity
nvm after doing research youre right he could have easily lived on the ship they even said it in the film that it was habitable. apparently the director added the effects as a metaphor. dissapointed but kinda glad that its realistic and not too cosmic horror
Haven't you ever met a religious fanatic before? They oppose X because X is "against god's will", but if X is really going against god and god's real, it doesn't matter one bit whether they oppose X or not. You find it stupid, because it IS stupid, some humans ARE that stupid.
The reason why Pinnbaker gone rogue is more of meeting God, than listening to God. This recapped failed in explaing that Pinnbaker wanted all humans to disapear from the Universe. That way, the noise everyone makes dispear and he would be the last human in the Universe, with God to himself. So, the reason is more selfish than religious fanatism.
You're trying to apply logical reasoning to someone who's gonna mentally insane. Think about that for a second.
Welp there’s one thing I’ve learn from movies.
Never respond to distress signals.
deadspace flashbacks
Pretty much every space movie or game that has some type of distress signal our ends in disaster
Of course if Hiroyuki Sanada doesn’t have a sword, he’s gonna die. I gotta watch this because of the cast.
Yeah the cast members are popular as fuck
Well in avengers endgame, hiroyuki was fighting hawkeye with a sword but still died.
Had a sword in the last samurai, still died
That's cool af, is he related to the famous samurai?
All Star cast. peaky blinders capn America and scorpion??? Sign me up.
I really hate Pinbacker sabotaging their mission. I just hate how he keeps saying God this and that. Man just quit his own mission saving humanity. I think God was the one who abandoned him.
It’s just shitty Hollywood writing
Wow, you really taking this terrible movie to heart huh, who hurt you?
@@bubblepopper5483 I was expecting you guys to say something hahahaha.
I remember a story about a guy, who was like that in the university, they had the same gacha addiction and they were close due to that game. One day when they both failed their majors the dude was hopeless, even though he comforted him that he could still take it next year. In the next year, the other guy passed his back subject while the other failed. It was because the other guy was so obssessed about his game that he took it too far. And failed because of his addiction. Yet he doesn't blame it on the game but blames the system. The other managed to finish his degree, but during that time. He kept begging his friend to come back playing this game, and started saying " society is hopeless, college is only a place where you only need a degree to become an employee, we both failed miserably, there are other things better out there than just becoming the norm." While the other guy responded. "And what if I don't have a choice? What if I fail again? I took the game seriously I never even deleted it. But I still managed to pass and get my degree, I wanted to help you but you keep refusing. Why? What's so wrong with pushing through the course? You could have shifted, but you didn't, you can already find a job, but you still live with your parents. What's going on Hal, for God's sake just tell me what's wrong!?" Then Hal the gacha addict responded. "Because, I don't want to become part of society where being normal is the norm. I'm trying to wait for that moment to happen to me, there is so much things out there I want to do but the moment I enter into that world, I become so afraid of the fact that working a lousy desk job or a job that just makes you serve people feels so scary to me. I can't handle everyone's tantrums, no matter how hard I try to face it, it's becoming more and more louder, more bigger, and scarier. I find comfort in this game. Because I get to be someone that I can't. There's no God here that can help us make our lives flourish. Everything is just repetitive with no change, we won't be even be able to reach the end of time, we are in this nihilistic world that is doomed to die. Our lives have no relevance here. Brian, the moment you get there you won-!?" Brian stopped and said to him. "No Hal, for the most part your right, our race, lives and this universe is meaningless. But our purpose here is to provide meaning to this nihilistic universe. The game taught me so much that I feel like I want to gain control of my life again, i hate my course, but all I need is a degree to help me get to the military, why I want to join the military? Because it's closest thing to becoming a hero. Even if I end up in my desk job, I can still make options and make it through my dream. God never abandoned us. We were the ones who abandoned him. Why you ask? Have you ever wandered why there's no gods and mythical beings wandering in this world? Because it's called fiction, all those things that have represented in the game are all fictional and yet, I still believe it, because if the game allows you to become a god that makes dreams come true then maybe there's chance that we can grow and reach our potential, i wanna join the space force Hal. I know it's stupid but through all my life reading myths, comics, manga, watching anime, and playing videogames. I want to make those possible. If I can't then maybe the next generation will be able to come up with something amazing. If you understand anything about myths then maybe you'll get to understand what gods, titans and humanity have it going. From what I see. The gods are parents who raised their children to help them nurture the world, but when they start to grow up as teenagers, they become rebellious and demand they want to control their life again they are the titans. Due this issue some gods would let them go, to find solitude and meaning in their lives and wish to create a path by working in the present to build progress in the future. While the titans only wish to take their parents place. The humans love their parents because of their blessings, given to them, because of this the parents are ready to part ways and move on to the afterlife. While the rebels only see nothing but hate and wrath from their parents and so they abandoned them. Parents don't decide our future we are the ones creating our future. So the moment you say God destined all of us to die. Then you fail to understand the meaning of it all." As Hal heard this. He was speechless. Not knowing what to say he walked away. Shocked to know what Brian said to him, he felt relieved and depressed for him knowing the meaning of life gave him a tear.
@@garyoak317 So when are you gonna become a god again Dr. Doom?
This movie had some really superb scenes. Cappa’s jump and Kaneda sacrifice with his teammate whispering to him through the communication device are stuck in my mind forever. This beautiful music, too... adagio in D minor I believe. Over 10 years later, some of this movie is still stuck in my mind, I recommend it.
Yes!! Those two scenes are absolutely epic, they have stayed with me since I first watched Sunshine over 10 years ago.
The soundtrack is soo good that it has been used later in other films and videos. A criminally underrated film in my opinion.
_Kaneda, what do you see?_
So basically overdosing on the sun's radiation made some of them crazy
Remind me to old Fantastic 4 movie that they got hit directly with solar flare while in a space station Chris Evans was in that movie too
solar winds can damage electronics and our brain/nervous system works with elecronic signals
@@rolandhazuki8787 Coincidentally a hug solar storm is heading for earth this very minute. Flame on!
@@iGame3D it already passed tho
Imagine sending a few ppl to JUMP START the SUN. My lawn mower has a far better chance of jump starting the USS Ronald Reagan. 😂😂😂😂
It's theoretically possible, overcoming a few large obsticles lol
Depending on the cause of the sun's dimming. Considering humanity prefer to use fusion fuel to jump start the sun than to power Earth for millennia to come, i think the sun's dimming is bot very severe.
@@MorrisseyMuse Possible? It is possible to cure DEATH itself. The Sun is 99.9% the mass of our entire SOLAR SYSTEM. The Earth can fit inside the Sun over 1 million times. You would need to transport the entire planet Earth over there to help, there's nothing you can do as a human outside of a planet in a ship.
@@gabe6281 If death can be cured. Then why people are still burying their dead? From the most technologically advanced countries to the impoverished 3th world countries, from the richest to the poorest, there are not exceptions. They all bury their dead.
Curing death... yeah. Keep dreaming.
Nevermind the asinine expectation of even the dimmest stars not being insanely hot to burn anything nearby them enough, let the alone possibility of sending people into it.
Just don't pass off delusions as science, man.
Unless you mistakenly switched 'Is' with 'It', then I was rude. Still, Death ain't curable.
@@mixedminimum2829
No shit. Which is the easier project? Jump start the Sun from a flying ship or find a cure for death? I'm going with the latter. I'm not wasting my time going anywhere.
What's with this cast. So many iconic actors. Captain America, Wong , Hiroyuki sanada, the immortal Asian actress, and cilian Murphy
Right? I was thinking how odd it is that I recognize every single person in this movie.
Yeah😆
Could’ve just said scarecrow
@@Stranger_In_The_Alps Thomas Shelby😁
Agreed 😂👌
One of my favorite things about this movie is the "asshole" character mace. Who is usually the betrayer or shit starter. But love how he is just very logical and knows who is the most important person and doesn't get in their way
This was directed by Danny Boyle. Yes, the same Danny Boyle who also gave us Trainspotting, 28 Days Later, 127 Hours, and Slumdog Millionaire. Cool, huh?
I hate how everything goes wrong bc Trey forgot to adjust the shields. HOW DO YOU FORGET SOMETHING LIKE THAT??? His character is supposed to be a genius too...like, I understand something has to go wrong for the movie to happen but it still irritates me lol
But after all he's just a human we all make mistakes from time to time even smart people we are not perfect buts its our flaws who makes us who we are
@@robloxinternationalvideos6503 Yes, I agree with that. Making mistakes and learning from past failures is part of the human experience. Everyone that has ever lived has had their own flaws/imperfections and that's okay.
@@robloxinternationalvideos6503 a brain surgeon can’t risk a mistake, they’ve trained for so long it shouldn’t be made a mistake.
Honestly they should have made it an act of sabotage from the start. Leave everyone wondering who did it until the end.
to be fair, they been floating in space for so long.
First two thirds of Sunshine: Ridley Scott from 1979
Final act of Sunshine: Ridley Scott from the 2010s
Final five minutes: Ridley Scott Gladiator level
The whole film: a Ridley Scott-worthy masterpiece
I dunno, maybe the Alien prequels, The Martian was pretty damn well researched science wise.
Two things:
1. I'd really like to see a movie that involves smart people, making actual smart decisions, but still getting into trouble to show that even being intelligent can't save you from everything.
2. Did anyone else get an Event Horizon sort of vibe from this video?
You should watch the Martian with Matt damon
Event Horizon is a more interesting movie than this, because it portrays the character getting insane much better. this movie sunshine should have never had a villain, especially not a superhuman bullshit character out of a marvel movie.
Also, The Thing from 1982 is a movie where many intelligent characters try to survive, but mostly fail because they are facing off against a smart villain
@@typie34 agreed
They literally had The Human Torch on the team and failed smh
Something as important as RE IGNITING THE LITERAL SUN And they only send 1 crew. They were doomed from the start
They did send another one earlier. This was the back up crew
this could be avoided if they at least send mentally stable person in the first place.
Yeah. Its easy staying mentally stable coffined in a ship, for 7-8 months, THIS close to the Sun, when the entire humanity depends on your mission success? Right?
@@ordenax well, considering we already has astronaut, it should be easy.
@@Kevin-fj5oe Lol considering people went crazy just from quarantining this year (even though they got to leave their homes when necessary, had adequate food, entertainment, etc. on top of not carrying the existence of humanity on their backs), I think the astronauts did okay besides getting sabotaged.
@@ProphetofXebec nah, professional like submarine crew, astronauts/cosmonauts, oil rig, researchers, undoubtedly has accustomed to living in isolation with limited contact to outside world or they won't be in the job for long.
@@ProphetofXebec also, stupid design choices led to unnecessary death, decisions, and situations.
I really recommend watching Sunshine with physicist Brian Cox's commentary track on. He was the scientific advisor on the movie and gave an incredibly insightful in the explanation as to why they used the "sun is dying" and what "possibly" was happening that wasn't really explained very well in the movie.
His commentary is what changed my view on the third act with Pinbacker. At first I wasn't a fan, until Cox's explanation from the perspective of a physicist. Really made me appreciate just how well written the movie really was.
I watched this a year or 2 back. Absoluley underrated as hell. Fantastic Film.
I dont think the people that made this movie understand just how big the Sun is.
Risk to send bomb to sun
Sun had strong magnetic pull which will pull you newrby it the more closer you get
Sun is to hot it will burn the water inside body and kill you
You don't know because you haven't watched the movie.
It has a specific explanation, it's not just throw a bomb at the sun to make it hotter. It was de-emphasized in the final edit because they realized Americans wouldn't get it or care.
@@FiveSigma72 i mean isn't it something to do with the nuclear blast reigniting the nuclear reactions that normally take place on the sun?
@@FiveSigma72 thats a poor explanation
Most movies recapped by this channel sound much better in the recaps than they actually are
Sunshine is an incredible movie. So good interstellar ripped it off.
@@saadparvez165 how did interstellar rip it off? I mean interstellar has nothing to do with a star at all, and they had their issues AFTER going through the wormhole, during their return journey, rather than on their journey
@@saadparvez165 ???? Besides there being an idiot sabotaging the mission, which is a common trope in plenty of movies not just sunshine or interstellar, the two movies are worlds apart. One is trying to reignite the sun, the other is looking for a second habitable planet and deals with time and all that.
@@saadparvez165 sunshine is poorly average, the acting and the characters are good, the story and writing is not, and the ending makes it horrible like in GoT where it drags the entire movie down because of how stupid it is
That's how bad movies get made. Great premise, terrible execution.
I'm so sick of every other horror movie's twist being "GoD tOlD mE tO dO iT"
And word on the street is that God is getting sick and tired of humans using his name to justify the horrible things we do to each other.
I mean it's not that far off from real life. Look at the world today, religious nuts are all over the place and ruining things for everyone else. Look at antivaxxers using "this is not god's will" as their reason.
Wouldn't mind Chris Evans delivering me his payload.
You might run out of oxygen.
Maybe he will reignite your sun
@@lilcatfish1105 if not your sun at least Uranus
"I can do this all day"
he might plant his oxygen seed inside you
“Bomb with the mass equivalent of Manhattan island” seriously? Manhattan island is like an ant to a elephant. People don’t really know how big the sun REALLY is. 😂😂 like lighting a firecracker and throwing it on the titanic hoping it takes the ship down.
I mean, there’s the whole scene where they fall into the sun, the bomb is tiny
have you have seen a spark from a spark plug and what it can do?
@Emily to jump start it you'd still need a way more massive bomb, the sun contains 99%+ of the solar system's mass and Jupiter is responsible for a lot of the remaining 1% so a bomb with the size of Manhatten island is like an ant trying to lift an elephant or something even bigger.
But fUsIoN bomb make sun rip start
@@slobbymonk
Think of how small a nuke is, and the massive explosion and sheer wave of destruction it makes in it's radius. Now imagine a bomb with the mass of Manhattan Island.
Fun Fact: The characters in that movie are currently kids in this year!
What
Wat?
Of course its 2050 I keep forgetting its in the future
Bro huh?
@@combineadvisor7309 it’s not hard to understand bra 🤦🏽♂️
Fun little factoid: stars with more mass tend to burn out and die faster than smaller ones, so sending a mass bomb to the Sun would probably only make it burn out and go red giant faster
Yeah I don't understand why, if they had the advanced tech to send a manual mission to the sun, why did they not just colonize another planet whose star wasn't in jeopardy?
@@darthkenobi6726 It took them several month to get to sun that is 8 light minutes away from earth. Closest star that is not sun is 4.2 light years away. It would take them hundreds of thousand years to reach closest star.
Dude Chris Evans is the best character in this. He gets upset but never really over-reacts like so many characters do. He doesn't want to check if the other crew is alive, but that's because he's trying to save the world not 8 people. He openly gives the suit to the guy he blames for several deaths and then says, "Fuck it, I'm dead if I stay so I might as well go suitless."
I dont think the movie creators understand how a star works
I had been thinking the same exact thing
I mean your not wrong chief
It's still a good movie, though
They do and they had physist Brian Cox advising them throughout :)
Bro, they definitely know. It's just suspension of disbelief. Still great movie tho
He always post these right as I go on lunch and I can’t be happier
Sunshine is the most British blockbuster I've ever seen. And it's phenomenal.
I watched this movie last year with my dad and my brother. I cried so hard at the end scene and the theme is so beautiful. I'm glad you covered this film.
Kanada's death scene and the music for that was amazing.
The OST for this movie is super underrated
sup
What is the song name?
@@squid_puff sunshine (adagio in D minor)
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this is one of my favorite movies and im so glad you gave it the exposure it needed
I love how people always love to point out how "if they just hadn't done this incredibly stupid thing they would have been ok" ....A) there wouldn't have been a movie then and B) look around you, humans excel at bad decisions, poor judgment and ignoring rules, its kinda what we do
Honestly that's just Hollywood narratives ingrained in our heads. The assumption that there HAS to be a bad guy to fit a climax has both been a wonder for writing, but also its hindrance. This is one of them
I actually had one of the people who did the vfx for this film do a presentation in my school. She specifically shpwed off the scene with the man wanting to see as much as the sun as possible
Who is she?
@@ceciladams4882 It was over a year ago so I sadly don't remember
For anyone who hasn't seen Sunshine, I would 100% recommend it, awesome movie. A mix of sci-fi / horror, it's an enticing original experience.
My family watched this movie when I was like 10, I had nightmares of the villain for weeks, and a constant dream of being in that sun room.
I was 7 when I saw the Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie and had nightmares for weeks after, as well. I used to love watching Peewee's Playhouse but after seeing him in Buffy like that I never watched it again.
My dad watched it when I was 3 years old... And I watched it with him. I regret it.
The atmosphere of this movie and the sheer horror have done their work. Nightmares, fear of the dark, fear of space, all of the deaths... all imbedded into my mind, my everyday thoughts. I remember that Chris Evans' death was insanely painful for me to watch. Anytime I remembered it, I imagined myself being in his place or the place of any other person on that ship... It hurt so much, and yes, I still remember it.
When I was 14 I rediscovered Sunshine and realized why I fear the things I fear. I found out the origin of the idea of jumping from one spacecraft to another which is drifting away while being doomed to die no matter what I do.
Now I'm almost 18 and this movie still interests me, it remained at the back of my mind the entire time. There is something about it I can't describe, it draws me in.
However, I haven't rewatched it since I was 3, at least not fully.
Damnit I need to get my head off this
Whenever I blink, I can see an empty figure on a bright yellow background
this movie is rated R, what the fuck was your family thinking lol
I love if when missions are successful despite sabotage.
that's the point of movies though...a lot of missions that probably would normally fail, instead succeed at the last minute due to plot.
That movie has such a high class cast, it's glorious!
In short, a deity driven or theist driven crazy person was sent with the 1st crew that later decided he would kill all humans because he spoke to a deity.
The 2nd crew were correct with the pick to go to the 1st crew, but should of tried their first attempt before going to the 1st crew.
He wasn't initially THAT crazy but being only with just the sun for 6 years might make a guy heard god ya'know?
Have you ever tried watching the sun
Directly
It's some good shit
This channel is just free whole movies with a voice over and is the coolest channel ever
This is and always been such a underrated movie full of great cast. And the music is great too.
Never heard of this, had a great cast.
Seriously why not project Helios it makes so much more sense. Because Helios was the god of the sun.
Definitely, but he was more like the titan of the sun. Apollo was the god of the sun.
I’d say Icarus was a good choice since in mythology Icarus flew to close to the sun and died and it foreshadowed certain things in the movie
@@spider-man8186 Doesn't make much sense in the actual story though. Like naming a really amazing water vessel in the future the Titanic. You're just asking for bad news bears.
It was a one way mission anyway. Icarus is fitting.
@@DeepEye1994 but Icarus in the original story failed.
Remember watching this when I was really young this channel is amazing get to rewatch and find the names of them nothing can beat nostalgia
Thank you for doing this underrated movie!
The captain is a good leader, he delegated and sacrificed. Not a lot of movies hails these behaviors in captain. Props
This channel is filled with amazing story movies, get this man a million subscribers
damn never knew there was so much greatness in actors in one film
Bruh this guy literally touches the sun it made me cry.
I find this movie to be highly amusing rather than interesting lol. Everything just doesn’t makes sense to me lol
This is one of the best movies of Cillian Murphy! I remember watching it when I was in middle school!
Lol I love this channel!!! I’ve been watching videos everyday now ..a lot of good movies and ones I’ve never heard of with people that are so good
"Should we suck out the oxygen to smother the fire?"
"no lets flood the room with oxygen."
yeah didn't get that part at all and i actually really liked this movie
Capa really clutched the mission all by himself
Wouldn't it be easier and less expensive and much safer to build the bomb than just slow it down enough for the sun's gravity to pull it towards it. I mean the odds of missing a 1,4 million KM sphere which is pulling the object to it's centre are really low.
Considering as what's stated in the movie, is that it's *LITERALLY THE LAST BOMB* they could conjure up to save the earth, how would it be easier / safer (not going to count "price" because of what I said a few words back)?
I mean, you didn't even try to state *HOW* it would get close to the sun.
Like, literally the first dilemma was that they were too far from earth to receive / give communication to it.
And considering that they had a NAVIGATOR, this meant that it wasn't just a straight path.
Funnily enough the reason why there's a navigator correlates to what you stated last.
You really think that the *ONLY* thing that's going / is being pulled by the sun is a bomb?
Literally 3 min in it states that Icarus 1 faced problems of facing *ASTEROID STORMS*
So yeah, a little thinking would've been useful before commenting.
Music in this movie is sooo good. Really underrated movie.
Thats crazy. I had a bootleg of this movie that ended when the 3 dudes shot back to the other ship - i never knew they completed the mission
I saw this a few years ago. It was a good movie. Definitely a hidden gem
Wow, well written, great characters, sad and amazing ending, 10/10
Wasn't expecting this. This movie is one of my favourites, awesome.
Wowow i just discovered this channel a week ago and I was hoping u do a recap of this underrated movie!!!
Man this is the upload schedule that I wish all my fav TH-camrs had
It’s very hard to do when you work alone. I don’t know if he has help, but he might.
If you ever have a channel, you’ll understand. Editing takes the longest.
I have a separate channel and I can only upload once a week because I have to research, record, edit, upload, tag, etc.
The video sounds like a robot is doing the talking.
"It is not our place to challenge God if he decides humanity should die."
what makes one think we can actually challenge god if he actually wants humanity to die? dude literally created everything if he really wanted us to not be anymore he wouldnt need to go about it in such a roundabout way he could just thanos snap us out of existence
@@NTTofMistery EXACTLY!
Still remember those jump scare images leaving me in chills.
This channel is just the video form of sparknotes and I love it. Full summary with video
I remember watching this movie as a teen with my father, goddam seeing it again now was a good sci fi story in my opinion!
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS I CANT WAIT TO SEE YOU IN THE MILLIONS OF SUBS IN WEEKS YOU DESERVE IT
One of my favorites movies. I love the. Soundtracks too. Kinda aquatic and dreamy. Perfect for a trip to the sun
I'm just happy Chris Evans wants the bad guy. In the beginning I thought he was going to be the " the big bad"
This vid actually has an AI text reader that makes sense and sounds almost like human speech.
dang bro the sun is dying so a crew is sent to revive it but a grave mistake occurs
Never heard of this movie before. Thanks for uploading man.
Pinbacker, the captain of Icarus I, has the same name as one of the key characters of the early-'70s movie "Dark Star", which was also about a spaceship that deployed really powerful nukes (there, to blow up inconvenient celestial objects). The suit-free transit to an airlock is right out of "2001".
This mission is like attempting to Ignite a ICBM Nuclear Warhead with a Lighter
Would love to see one for Event Horizon.
Great movie, terrible ending.
This is like Spark Notes for movies. I love this.
What a stacked cast, Jesus, I am surprised the movie did not make a return profit in its run.
It’s crazy the cast is really good yet I’ve never seen this I’m confused
1:18 That's a nice space ship. Reminds me of the battlecruiser from Starcraft 1
8:31 I think I was a bitt wrong. Never seen a ship like this. But it's beautiful.
This is why I love this channel. I could never get past “use an atom bomb to restart the sun” enough to actually watch this movie
Thank you so much again
Cause you are making my days
Much better
Chris evans shoulda used his captain america shield to save the ship