>It's another space movie where people die in space
It's another space movie where people die in space
John Diaz
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Colton Sanchez
If the movie occurs in a setting and people exist in that setting, there's a chdieance they can cease to exist there, user.
Do you understand the concept of death, or should we use the flashcards?
Bentley Martinez
Living is space is kind of difficult
Austin Garcia
>its another space movie
>its another movie where things go wrong
>its another space movie made as a thriller
>its another space movie with killer aliens
>its another space movie where someone goes insane and proceeds to kill everyone
>its never a space movie where things are ok
Mason Ortiz
Love, user. Love.
Luke Moore
What movie do people watch where things are ok? Without conflict, struggle, and risk there is no plot.
Do you want a romance movie in space?
Austin Moore
>Do you want a romance movie in space?
Why the fuck not? Or even a comedy.
That would be fun, user.
Carson Martin
But everything wasn't ok there. Wasn't the entire universe in danger or something?
Even in comedies there usually is risk, except for Mystery Science Theater, and in that case the movies they watch facilitate the plot.
Owen Cooper
hey as long as i have access to an axe i'll be okay
Henry Turner
Why is science fiction always fucking spooky though? Its either gritty, aliens, psychotic breakdowns, dangerous or all the above.
Apollo 13 is one of my favorite movies, but the reality was that those people were absolute professionals who didn't lose their cool. It's chilling just how calm they projected themselves to be throughout the ordeal. Ron Howard added the bickering and the flight director losing his temper for effect, but that never happened.
I'd love to see a fucking comedy in space, that isn't an action film, in the vein of Hitchhikers Guide or something (NEW).
Zachary Robinson
Space is literally the most dangerous place for humanity. If they are not going to show the dangers of space, they might as well have the whole thing on earth.
HHGttG is unique because if the writing kept it zany enough to be interesting.
Henry Cox
It's extremely dangerous but practically nobody has ever died in space even at our technological level.
Gabriel Martinez
Because the general population doesn't go there, only those with massive fiscal and logistic support. Once you have regular slobs taking leisure trips around the void, that's going to change.
Sebastian Turner
yes, but in most space films it's always a team of scientists or some other trained group who is well aware of their responsibilities and the dangers of space. Shit always goes wrong anyway and people die horrible deaths.
Zachary Kelly
>It's extremely dangerous but practically nobody has ever died in space even at our technological level.
Tell that to Vladimir Komarov.
Camden Johnson
He didn't technically die "in space" kek
Brayden Sanchez
>in space
William James
Soyuz 11 never forget
en.wikipedia.org
Jace Baker
yeah, I forgot to mention it. It's the only case where the deaths happened high enough to be considered "in space"
Gavin Nelson
>have setting set in space
>show possible dangers of being in space
Connor Evans
No, I just watched passengers, I'm fine for now.
Ethan King
But, like, aren't we all always in space, man?
Charles Morris
>show characters in conflict with danger
Aaron Peterson
>Show characters die as a result of conflict