>hopeful movie about two friends solving existential problems>/tv/ hates itfigures
it's pure kino
>>221364125reddit reddit reddit reddit reddit reddit reddit>>221364146and reddit reddit reddit reddit reddit reddit reddit reddit
>>221364125>starring a faggotNo, thanks
>>221364125>>/tv/ hates itI enjoyed it. Didn't quite live up to the hype, but it was a decent flick
>AHHHHH I HAVE TO MAKE A SUPER TOUGH DECISION!>It's not actually super tough at all and is literally a children's tier "dilemma"Obviously reddit thinks it's deep and not retarded.
>>221364197what are you talking about
>>221364125>existentialit was a practical problem. do u know what existential means?
>>221364180The guy who seduced Eva Mendes so hard she went from not wanting to have kids to being a tradwife is gay?
>>221364125>/tv/ hates popular thingAre you new here?
>>221364214I think he’s complaining about the ending where he decides to save rocky and live on the rock crab planet
>>221364146fpbp
>>221364146Based
I loved it. First movie I watched twice in a few weeks for as long as I can remember.
>>221364125>mentally ill troons who openly call for the murder anyone that even slightly disagrees with them trying to champion "KINDNESS IS THE NEW PUNK ROCK!"
>>221364161I am always curious about these reddit posters.What's your favorite movie?
>>221365428It's glossed over that when he makes the decision he thinks it's a suicide mission because he won't have food or fuel.
>>221364125Ok now this is epic
>>221365509Troon shills aren't gonna beat the reddit accusations
I just saw this movie for the first time, loved it. Most modern scifi really lacks the sense of wonder older scifi has, it feels like it's depicting "scifi setting" instead of "real people experiencing scifi stuff which is fascinating and beautiful". Project Hail Mary is the first new scifi movie in a long time(at least that I've actually seen) that actually takes time to linger on stuff like beautiful views or aspects of alien life that are meant to be interesting rather than plot devices or jokes. Most modern scifi feels like it's made for people who don't give a shit about scifi and just want to see stories set in the future or space, Hail Mary feels like actual scifi. Also it looked amazing, it's refreshing seeing a movie actually give a shit about lighting and color grading again.I'm having a hard time really expressing why I liked this movie so much and why it stands out in the 2020s so much, I think the best way to put it is that this is the first scifi movie in years that feels like it was made by actual human beings with souls who genuinely gave a shit about what they were working on and were emotionally invested in it.
>>221365428>deciding to never return to Earth>"not super tough" oh that guy is just retarded then
>>221364125plebbit shit
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>>221364125you think movies are good because of their theme only? get fucked redditshit
>website full of miserable contrarian losers doesn't like a positive movie about friendship sincerity and hopeShocking
The Rock crab people will inevitably kill and dissect Grace right?
>>221365509>same author as The Martiangrim
>>221364125I just watched it and it's been a while since I liked a movie this much. Felt like a very enjoyable 8.5 movie throughout the entire thing. My only critique is that there were a few times where it felt like the writing was a bit rushed and they skipped over some things too quickly.I went into it thinking that it was probably going to be pretty meh because there have been so many disappointing movies in the last couple of years, but I was pleasantly surprised.
>>221365666Satan approves. I had no idea what this movie was when I got it. thought it would be another Ad Astra but with Goose but then a silly rock guy shows up
When you think about it, despite all the talk of the movie being "hopeful" the ending is actually pretty dark. Only Earth and Crab Planet actually got the cure. Every other star in the galaxy is still going to be blotted out and every other life sustaining planet will die. Future Human and Crab space explorers will find only cold dead worlds serving as grim tombstones for extinct civilizations.
>>221365995In my headcanon the rock dudes went around saving other planets.
>>221365995Retard>In Project Hail Mary, the alien microbe "Astrophage" only consumes a tiny fraction of a star's energy to reproduce, typically dimming a star by just a few percentage points.While this mild dimming is catastrophic for life-bearing planets within those star systems (like Earth and Erid), the stars themselves remain intact and continue burning for billions of years.
>>221366371>While this mild dimming is catastrophic for life-bearing planetsYeah that's what I said retard.
>>221366371Still if they see this spreading over the milky way presumably its fucked up other civilizations.
>>221364125>>221364161i loved it. i am literally globally suspended from readdit. amaze amaze amaze!
>>221364125
It's for kids, and there's nothing wrong with that.
>>221365767Ad Astra if the movie remembered space is cool and didn't spend 2 hours crying about daddy issues. Rocky mogged the entire human cast, unironically.
>>221364125>why won't you watch 2.5 HOURS of lets saiyans the SHIT out of this SHIT quirk chungus slopNah I'm good bro
>>221365523The only real problem I have with the movie is that the science is tremendously stupid. It was as bad in Interstellar, but at least it wasn't so much of the focus.
>>221364125>reddit dogshit wuirk chiùungus childish quipshit "I love le science" funko pop marvel movie>people with 90+ IQ hate itYes?
>>221365523A pity about characters, dialogue and story. Which make it a bad movie.
>>221365523Same, it celebrated the wonder of the universe and exploration although it's difficult and dangerous. Felt like a classic sci fi movie from the past. It's basically I hoped Interstellar would be, but that film had the space and science there to serve the drama, rather than driving it if you know what I mean.
>>221364146reddit>>221365448reddit>>221365430reddit
>>221364125It's good but I wish they'd skipped the cringey gen-x humour.
>>221370264>Felt like a classic sci fi movie from the past.You have never seen sci fi movies.They never were like teletubbies, even when they were made with boxes and plastic shit.
The main character and his relationship with alien was a bit too reddit for me. It's been a while since I got the same "foam adventure" vibes from a movie.
>>221365509>balding>glasses>beard>out of shape>excessive, effeminate gesturing>mechanical watchIt's like these people are bred in some sort of sọy tank
