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This song fits everything bro idk why
ОтветитьNearly 10 years ago...
Ответитьthis is the best scene of the movie.
ОтветитьEvery now and then.....i watch this brilliant musical montage and have a little bit more of my faith restored in humanity
ОтветитьSuperman 😃👍
ОтветитьOne of my favorite movies.
ОтветитьThis scene never fails to make me shed a tear. The Martian is one of those beautiful movies that makes you proud to be a human...
Ответить"I make maps"
ОтветитьGENIAL
ОтветитьDefinetly in my top 5 movies
ОтветитьThis movie is the entire reason I know this song, and I will never stop being grateful for it.
ОтветитьDuring last week during the solar eclipse, I played this song while watching with my daughter. Perfect song to play
ОтветитьTHERES A STAR MAAAAAN WAITIN IN THE SKY HED LIKE TO COME MEET US BUT HE THINKS HED BLOW OUR MINDS🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
ОтветитьI loved the movie, and this song was perfect. While not as good as the book, with a few differences that get on my nerves (No lower gravity on mars and changing the ending), I thought it was pretty good
ОтветитьAll it’s taken is one event for humanity to unite. Weather that be the rescue of a fellow human stranded alone on another planet planet or an alien race posing an existential threat to humanity, we’ve shown that we we always put humanity first.
Ответитьthis movie was pretty good
ОтветитьAbsolute Masterpiece!!!
ОтветитьFor me this scene was perfect, not only because of the choice of going for Mark, but specially for the agreement between China and USA, two rivals in some aspects working together in order to help, hope the world would be like that
Ответитьi first saw the film on HBO some months after bowie had died as that is the perfect usage of that song as i would cry in that scene every time i watch it.
ОтветитьVogels part puts a huge smile on my face.
Ответить"Earth is the cradle of humanity, but one cannot live in a cradle forever."
— Konstantin Tsiolkovsky
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ОтветитьI think this was the only time I've cried in a movie theater and it's not even a sad scene. I saw this movie with my brothers a couple of days after David Bowie's death, although I don't consider myself a die-hard fan of him either. I don't know, I just liked his music and I was really enjoying the movie, I've always liked space stories; or I was just enjoying going to the movies with my brothers again after so long. The truth is I couldn't say why that affected me so much, maybe it was that I simply didn't expect to hear this damn song at that moment. Lately I miss them, I see them less and less. Maybe I'll call them tomorrow.
ОтветитьLa, la, la, la, la
La, la, la, la... la, la, la, la
La, la, la, la... la, la, la, la
La, la, la, la... la, la, la, la
La, la, la, la...
Situations where all mankind come together putting differences aside have always made me emotional.
ОтветитьIn science fiction we often see the world unite to war against an alien threat. But here, there is no enemy but time and space. No battle except against despair.
ОтветитьLove this scene. Probably my favourite
ОтветитьI agree with everything below- when I watched this for some reason I belived this was actually happening lol- rare moments in film that make u feel that way- wish holloywood would ditch the stupid remakes and write original films like this again
ОтветитьAlguien sabe como se llama la Hermes en la vida real?creo haber visto un dibujo de esa nave hace años antes de esta pelicula
ОтветитьOne of my favorite movies.
Ответитьthere an extra bit in the novel. Where Chinese rep for their rocket mention that the satellite that was suppose to be launch with that rocket is not going anywhere. As he fought with Chinese Govt for funding for that rocket and likehood for Govt to approve funding for another rocket is unlikely.
If i remember it was Vincent replied back, paraphrasing " It at least 1 point for humanity" .
My first introduction to Bowie. My everlasting gratitude for that, Ridley Scott.
ОтветитьThere's just no way in hell they would have built something like that to go to Mars. Just look at all the vast, empty spaces in the Gym.
You look at all the effort that went into the International Space Station and compare the space inside IT to the space inside this Space Ship.
No way in hell.
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Did anyone notice that the "Chinese Rocket" used to launch the probe to the Hermes space station was actually a repainted Atlas V rocket?
ОтветитьI'm just crying again as the first time I watched this mocie
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ОтветитьImagine this scene without starman is impossible.
Ответить나는 영화감독도 아닌데, 왜 이 영화에 질투를 느낄까
Ответить👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥
ОтветитьFun fact is that in 2014 isro really reached mars in less budget than this movie.
Ответить"533 days longer!? And you said yes to this!?"
"He would have done it for me, you know that.."
Certain things between comrades go without saying.
Possibly the best movie montage of all time?!
ОтветитьThis movie made me want to pursue my career in astrodynamics and work for NASA
ОтветитьI LOVE THIS
ОтветитьFunny if for no reason Bean was just killed in this montage.
ОтветитьI didn't see The Martian until after Bowie had died and... you can call me weak if you want to, but I genuinely started crying when Starman started playing.
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