Sunshine

Thanks for recommending me this piece of crap, Sup Forums. I especially enjoyed the part when nothing made any fucking sense.

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KANEDA
WHAT DO YOU SEE

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I'm starting to think you fags keep posting this image without even watching the movie. Just to shitpost the same old "kaneda what do you see" bullshit, like a bunch of autists parroting each other.

>Not having the decencyto pick a Trip so others can block your shit opinions
Think of others, man.

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How can you defend a sci-fi movie when all the "sciencey" stuff in it are completely wrong? Don't make a space movie if you don't know shit about space.

Sunshine is literally my fave film

>nothing made any sense
>the most basic plot of any science fiction film in existence
>didn't make sense

>the sun is dying so we'll just bomb it to restart it lmao
Yeah it makes perfect sense.

science FICTION my man

scientifically it does. read up on the concept thought off for the film.

is it feasible. fuck no. neither is star trek.

they dont really explain it in the film but it's supposed to be a quantum particle thats interfering with the suns fusion or some such and the "bomb" is to remove it

>Kaneda killed himself to avoid being in the third act.
Still a great movie.

So this giant 16km wide cube of fissile material is now at the surface of the sun, right? And somehow, inside this payload cube, the computers and electronics and air-conditioning are working just fine so that the 3 human beings left alive are still nice and comfy in their 72 degrees Fahrenheit enivronments.

And then at the end, the hero is standing on his gantry walkway as his mini big bang starts kicking into gear, and the ACTUAL SUN ITSELF starts burning through the walls, but our hero stays alive and puts his hands up to the flames itself? He's inside the sun and looking at the pretty flames? Wearing jeans and a t-shirt? All this, after many earlier moments in the film instantly burnt stuff because they were now so close to the sun?

This is a film that should never have been made. It started out with promise, and went down hill the moment they diverted their mission. The ending was PISS WEAK.

Couldn't take it seriously anymore after they went in space without the suit and froze in a few seconds because apparently the temperature right next to the Sun is -270 degrees.

>And then at the end, the hero is standing on his gantry walkway as his mini big bang starts kicking into gear, and the ACTUAL SUN ITSELF starts burning through the walls, but our hero stays alive and puts his hands up to the flames itself?
lmao literally too dumb to understand

Sunshine, Event Horizon, and The Fifth Element are my trifecta of 90s flicks that I saw their days of release, was prepared to love, but hated beyond your comprehension. Anything good in any of them is drowned by their overwhelmingly shitty parts.

>kind of cool sci-fi flick
>takes a sharp turn and becomes a slasher fic at the end
fuck anyone who likes and recommends this movie. fuck them.

I don't have a problem with the physical impossibility of the movie's final scenes with Cillian reaching out to touch the sun. It's beautiful and you can handwave it away by claiming there's some kind of spacetime warping going on caused by the bomb effect or a previously unknown black hole event horizon type effects within the photosphere - horse shit, obviously, but at least that explanation is based on something unknown to human experience.

What I do have a problem with is the TERRIBLE writing that requires Benedict Wong, one of the top 0.001% of the human population, selected for a mission to save the entire Earth, to FORGET to move the giant heat shield on the spaceship when changing course. On a spaceship which has a nearly sentient supercomputer monitoring all systems. That's the worst type of contrived drama. I'm happy to suspend disbelief over an invented cosmic phenomena, but I'm not willing to suspend belief about an astronaut on a life or death mission FORGETTING the fucking massive dish on the front of the spaceship he's driving.

More like science fantasy. The moment I saw that they used an oxygen plant garden, with 0 redundancy (everything NASA implements has a backup IRL), then I threw the movie in the garbage.

You are a retard if you like this movie from the science angle. It's literally Rick & Morty/Reddit tier.

Well, at least he kills himself to atone for his utter retardation.

Nothing made sense because you're a brainlet faggot nigger OP

Vacuum does not hold temperature so anywhere the sun's light does not shine would not be hot, no matter how close to the sun. The tiniest bit of shade would be a completely different temperature.

Who watches science fiction expecting it to be a 100% realistic you turbo autist? If you want realism watch a documentary about future tech based on extrapolating current trends.

Great argument.
No wonder you like the movie.

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>someone will actually fall for this

>discovers the quickest way to identify oneself as a complete pleb

congrats

Hey you're the only person I've ever seen smartly criticize his movie. Thanks for the obvious complaint I never thought of

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if they had found the remains of the old captain, went on their way, and all died by crashing into the sun it would have reached kino status. third act was a dump left on the table when youre still waiting on dessert.

Great fucking movie
Same.

Watched it around four dozen times, been more obsessive with the soundtrack.

Same way war movies shouldn't be made if you haven't experienced war?

You are really overthinking it user, handicapping yourself from enjoying a film more heart than brain.

This.

It's a fucking meme at this point.

>handicapping yourself from enjoying a film more heart than brain
so its a film for women
now it all makes sense, thanks user

holy shit i thought it was a meme but this movie is literally pleb filter the movie

I love the way that Danny Boyle spectacularly shits the bed in the third act of all of his movies

Trainspotting was Done well throughout

>what is 28 days later

you are outing yourself like an idiot bud senpai desu

>science fantasy
that's basically what science fiction is

>more heart than brain

Opinion jettisoned.

I liked Steve Jobs' third act, but he ruined it for me by not playing Both Sides Now and instead playing some generic uplifting electronic song.

There is something called suspension of disbelief, you can put up with stupid things but only up to a certain point.

A batshit retarded idea like the one to pull all your oxygen out of a plant garden anally rapes that suspension.

More than welcome user.

If you are not able to examine your own heart, your own values (especially under threat), then what kind of man are you?

If you are too cowardly to face yourself, why should any of us listen to you?

Think it out, "reason" what I've said without name-call, you'll still be who you are.

>scientifically it does
No
>it's supposed to be a quantum particle thats interfering with the suns fusion
lol

Fuck you you dont know anything it seems

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Thats the only legit complaint. I imagine the shields would actually adjust automatically as that would be incredibly easy to do.

But they needed something to start the series of problems following it i guess.

>tries to rag on a movie for it's realism
>doesn't know how realistic nuclear fusion works
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How is it wrong?

>he doesnt realize everyone hates the third act of 28 days later

retard

you're fucking wrong you stupid piece of shit idiot, cillian murphy getting all gangster and almost assuming the identity of the zombies he once feared was the genius ending of that movie

god you are so fucking dumb, you are so fucking stupid holy shit

Fusion may indeed be getting fucked up but there's no way in hell that we could ever fix it with a 16 mile cube block of anything.

They talked about how there was gonna be a time warp effect (in case you didnt notice the payload was highly compressed, enough to create gravity) You slow down time you get less thermal vibration amplitude which leads to lower temperature.

Yeah its very unlikely it would be in the survivable range but not impossible.

And it made for nice symbolistic visuals.

k brainlet.

Its just meant to shoot the particle out, no t re-start the fusion, that would happen by itself.

Kek

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q-ball#Fiction

In the movie Sunshine, the Sun is undergoing a premature death. The movie's science adviser, scientist Brian Cox, proposed "infection" with a Q-ball as the mechanism for this death, but this is mentioned only in the commentary tracks and not in the movie itself.

Kill yourself retard, literally nobody shares your opinion

>a movie about the greatness of our lifegiving Sun.
>crap

No taste faggot detected.

I bet you hated adagio in d minor as well

I also got memed into watching this by a friend

Alex Garland really is the master of shallow science fiction with the tryhard disguise of sophistication

>the most competent man dies first

How would the film had changed if the captain lived?

I'm a physicist. But I know when to completely shut off my bullshit meter to enjoy some movies. I did that for this movie pretty early on. But as you have stated one on your example there were so many problems with the plot other than false physics.

It's just lousy writing It's like Alex Garland just had the beginning and end of the movie in his mind and filled the rest of the script with outrageously stupid mistakes of the crew and some nice wallpaper material, he didn't even try compose it in a way that make sense or have any meaningful theme just "hey look at the sun how beautiful and nourishing yet monstrous
and deadly at the same time"

Premise had the potential but failed to deliver because of the incompetency of the writer.

for a good reason

>outrageously stupid mistakes of the crew

A part of watching sci fi is to see how everything can go wrong.

yes in at least some believable fashion though

every mistake in this movie seems like a cheap trick because writer couldn't have thought a better way to increase the drama or advance the plot

>Sunshine
>'90s flick
Know how I know you're retarded?

The Fifth Element was a funny, lighthearted, normie space action movie there's nothing to hate about.

Event Horizon is one of the best space horror movies out there but hated because it was too much for critics and kids at the time and I guess it's still too much for the kids these days. Since it was shitted on by critics with no solid criticism and it has low scores on the aggregator websites kids also freely shit on it.

It's two-thirds of a great movie.

Look, the awesome power of a sun can do things to you...

So I'm old and forgot when it came out. I hated it, so it's not like I keep the ticket stub in my wallet.

Fifth Element was cringy and plotless, Event Horizon felt like a 13 year old edgelord wrote it.

>Fifth Element was cringy and plotless,
no
>Event Horizon felt like a 13 year old edgelord wrote it.
yes

I would totally worship the sun if it was socially acceptable

nah, the soundtrack was the only thing that kept me watching until the end

>Sunshine

I have never loved a movie so much only for it to completely shit the bed in the third act

>mfw it literally turns into a generic slasher flick with a crazy guy killing people because God told him to

i also thought like that until i realize i couldnt personally come up with better ending

You realize they could have made him a crazed lunatic without being a comic book sun villain made of plasma right?

I saw Sunshine in theaters and it remains one of the best theater experiences I've ever had. The long range space shots, the sense of adventure and tension, the fucking scene where they explore the lost ship and the images of the crew flash on screen for a single frame, the jump scene, the sun viewing room.

it was pretty glorious in an empty theater.

I like the third act.

yeah but as a lunatic he could have been able to do shit. And the idea was to make him powerful enough to thwart the mission

>Watched it around four dozen times

I can't imagine seeing any movie that many times. Is it the movie you've seen the most?

I imagined it being more like

>find him alone on the ship
>they take him back on their ship to gets answers out of him
>he starts killing them off one by one on the sly
while sabotaging the ship

he literally did it minus super powers plus mystery

>I imagine the shields would actually adjust automatically as that would be incredibly easy to do.
I thought the explanation for this was that they disabled the automatic shields in order to change settings for the new course they were going on. They generally didn't bother with any of this stuff because the ship already had everything in place for it's calculated course, but when they changed everything they had to do everything by hand and the guy forget to reset everything because even for all his genius people still make stupid fucking mistakes because they're human.

The super powers were pointless is all im saying, and didnt they take HIS ship and he was hidden until later

>The super powers were pointless
well they could have been played it better for sure but he had to have some advantage over them
> didnt they take HIS ship and he was hidden until later
no, his ship was burnt

Not really. You want science fantasy? Watch Star Wars or play modern Final Fantasy (sort of).

Because you dont understand howw blackbody radiation works.

they should have just gone at night when the sun is cold

I feel like that could be some kind of ancient mythos.

>night time is when the giant eye called the sun, closes his eyelids

>he doesnt realize that the sun was a metaphor for spiritual enlightenment

2deep4me

what am i supposed to see in this image?

>academics work twice as hard as the typical wagecuck for half the monies and so they flex impotently on a Khmer tax abatement forum

The Sun is a giant beautiful ball of gas, literally the reason we exist, the ONLY thing that allows us to SEE things, the closest thing we have to a God.
The concept of space and vast nothingness is still hard for us to grasp, so in this movie, about going to the Sun, I have to say that I am fucking glad Cillian Murphy stands in awe and touches the surface of something so marvellous instead of just BANG the end.

youtube.com/watch?v=NQXVzg2PiZw

this scene alone made the movie good