The Science & Theories of MOONFALL
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Sci-fi filmmaker Roland Emmerich, writer and director of such films as Stargate, 1998’s Godzilla and Independence Day is returning to the big screen with his latest sci-fi disaster flick Moonfall. In this video I'd like to discuss what we know so far about this film including exploring the real science of the Moon and the many conspiracy theories surrounding it which served as Emmerich’s inspiration for the story.
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Even if its a flop ill like it.
Wow, I never realised the film was this heavy in mythology. I didn't even know Aliens were involved. The way you described it, it truly feels Lovecraftian in origin.
His movies are hit or miss but they’re always a spectacle and a ride worth taking.
I ain't watched moonfall but when cookies breaks it down like this it's time to recognize and give it a looksie!
Yay for lunchtime cookies!!!
Interesting. The moon could be an alien hive or an egg that's taken a millennia to hatch. So many weird possibilities, I miss old Sci-Fi like this.
Did the moon egg get laid in the middle of the crusades?
@@theletterw3875 no, it was dropped off safely in its nest, the orbit around Earth. The egg then took thousands of years to hatch, it is a gigantic space creature.
@@sketchasaurrex4087 several millennia is different from one tho my ji
@@theletterw3875 millennia is the plural for millennium, as in thousands which can mean tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands.
@@sketchasaurrex4087 except you specified it to one when you said "a" rather than "several." If you wanted to borrow an encyclopedia collection, would you ask for a single book?
He is the type of person who can sell some crazy ideas. Not all that confident this is the start of a trilogy. Think his ideas better set in a setting that's not earth.
I've got no theories, but a strange fact is when the astronauts set down in 1969 they said "it rang like a bell". Another thing I recently learned is everytime we look at the moon we are seeing the same side, so there really is another side of the moon we've never seen.
Er, we have these things called satellites. We've seen and mapped the Moon's far side just as thoroughly as the near side.
there are pictures of the other side of the moon no one has seen it with the naked eye tho.
@@CantankerousDave I don't think so. Our satellites only orbit earth, we have no satellites around the moon
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Humans have sent many satellites to photograph the Moon. Look up The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. Sent by NASA in 2009.
Also, astronauts have viewed the far side of the moon while in orbit of the moon.
No, we've seen it kind of. They orbitted over it and mapped it. We know less about the ocean than the moon
An intriguing concept I will be looking forward to see how it pans out.
How do you feel now? You don't have to answer that if it hurts too much. I understand.
I didn’t expect you to make a video about Moonfall. Though I’ve also not heard a lot about it aside from seeing a poster for it. Very good video Elaine!
If the moon got close enough to pull up buildings in NY and fling them across the planet then it's close enough to super heat and strip away part of the atmosphere. Then your movie will be over because everyone is dead.
The conspiracy nuts are going to love this movie.
The moon is a Dyson's sphere surrounding a white dwarf star amazing movie
When a studio sinks money into casting, it's usually a sign they don't believe the story can blockbuster on it's own. I'll wait for streaming.
This movie looks silly....so I'll be watching it as soon as released. It looks like my kind of silly plus it has Hally Berry so it's all win . Thanks Elaine and Nick.
"Silly" doesn't even begin to describe the utter jaw-dropping mind-boggling absurdity of this movie. Open up the bag of popcorn and - for the sake of your sanity - turn off your brain for this one...
@@noneofyourbeeswax01 Step 1: "Open up the bad of popcorn"
Step 2: Breathe into it VERY deeply until you pass out.
Step 3: Hope you don't wake up until it's over.
Noticing a lot of themes along these lines in movies in recent years. First there was Transformers: Last Knight, with Unicron being the earth all along. Then there was Eternals, with planets being eggshells for birthing celestials. Now there’s Moonfall, with the moon being an artificial house for the nanotech swarm.
The subtheme seems to entail titan like entities inside planets. Speaking of which, I guess you could include Ego the Living Planet?
I love those, completely out of no where, what if.
I would like a less dramatic collision and extreme tidal. Let the moon gradually get closer to earth, showing increased tidal strength, and then to the point when we start having earthquakes due this
Absolute just mouthbreather of a movie.
I really wish Emmerich stopped after Stargate, or The Day After Tomorrow.... he could have at least taken on "Seveneves".
It turns out the real moon was in our hearts all along.
After watching this video I'm more interested in seeing the movie.
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I enjoy his movies but...Independence Day Resurgence was a huge disappointment. I really did want to see ID as a trilogy but it did not happen. So let's see what happens with this movie. Thanks for the video you make great content keep up the great work.
Emmerich stopped being good after The Patriot
Midway was really respectful to the history and well-researched
@@kagakai7729 yes very good movie. God bless those who fought in thus battle.
According to David Weber, the Moon is a giant spaceship…
Regardless of the silliness, without the Moon to pull off excess atmospheric gasses from the Earth, our planet would have experienced runaway greenhouse effects, making Earth like Venus.
If the man of the past (current) is making a small sun here on earth, to generate energy, then it is plausible to imagine that the Man of the Future could make a cage around a super white star.
Great vid as always keep up the good work!
Dont you think in the movie it is said that moon's gravity is increasing. So, why is the debris coming to earth even though moon has more gravity than earth.
There are also parts of the earth that goes upward due to an increase of moon's gravity. Earth's gravity still overpowers that of the moon maybe because it's bigger.
Sounds like a cool and interesting concept, I think I’ll check this movie out
Fantastic vid
My guess is good as anyone else's. Aliens, future humans, hive mind AI whatever it may be certainly seems interesting enough in my mind. This Sci Fi story feels different, but have to wait till it is released to find out. Thanks for sharing, be safe and have yourself an awesome Nerdy Day.😁💗👍🤓🤓
It looks great ... though time travel 🤷♂️ is just too messy, there are so many paradoxes that it is impossible to know for sure what the final influenc's will be. And as soon as soneone thinks they know what those "paradoxal-influences" will be. I realize they are clueless 🤔~ ... That being said i do look forward to seeing it one day 🙂~ Respectfully 🙏~ I really do love his work 👁✅
I really enjoyed this movie I hope the sequels happen even got a co worker to watch it
Aah, conspiracy theories. I certainly missed those in the last two years.
This looks really good.👽👾🤖👍
Intriguing Prospects..
When did they pitch a Space:1999 remake? Right after watching Alien, that's when.
I just finished the book today and the only thing that synopsis and the book it's supposed to be based on have in common is the word "Moon." I was hoping this movie would be like The Martian and stay true to the book. It didn't even come close if this video is correct. :(
From what Iv heard the moon is supposed to be like a space station of weapon platform against that shape shifting alien thing, and it was left by some kind of ancient alien that may or may not have been humans.
Thanks guys. I haven't heard much about this yet.. they made a movie adaptation on the hg wells book ( silent movie period, technically the first science fiction movie, with metropolis being the first feature length sci fi ) think the hg well was a flick ( shorter than a motion picture)
Love this! Now tackle Space: 1999!
The 1st trailer had me interested, a dark sci-fi thriller. This new one dropped though so that interest dropped a bit....light hearted big budget comedy sci-fi. I suppose they want as many people as possible? As I watched your video...and theories about the moon being constructed my first thought was, of course, first men in the moon and I was not surprised you included that! If Mr stargate is looking for a trilogy I do hope the next trailer isn't as comedic as this new one. That being said!! I watched ghost busters 2016 and liked it so I'm not much of a critic. 😆
I love this movie in spite of the hate it gets
Not very much before, but a bit more now
Have you seen Apollo 18 that movie was interesting.
We’ve woken the Hive!
Judging by the synopsis alone, this sounds dreadful.
Praise the prime mover for Denis.
2012 was not a prediction. It was only when the Mayan calender ended. It was extremely long and accurate. It was us, modern people who decided it meant the end of the world.
I’m gonna pass on this one. Honestly I’m tired of the annihilation porn… Nonetheless, good analysis as always, Nerd Cookies.
I just saw this movie and I must say don’t be so quick to judge or only rely on comments or reviews.
See it for yourself.
I've seen the trailer and read the premise... there is no "science" or "theory" going into this movie. May be fun to watch, but the fact that they think you can pull a building off the ground and move it from moon gravity already tells me they don't understand how gravity works.
We went to the moon in the 60's because we needed more cheese. And this is whT happens when you steal their cheese
Roland Emmerich is pretty good at making guilty pleasure movies. You know they're full of inaccuracy, but you watch it anyway because are you not entertained? Of course you are, everyone loves disaster flicks. Although, 2012, like the overhyped end of times that inspired it, was a bit of a letdown.
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Like a dyson sphere. ( a mega structure around a star , seen in star trek )
Just wait till emmerich finds out the earth is flat
Muntineer's Moon by David weber classic 4 book series good read all starts with a hollow moon and a mission to the dark side
The moon has increased gravity because there’s a star inside so it pulls all the shit on the surface of the earth away but when humans are closer to that same greater source of gravity, it’s all cool aid man 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I never thought of the Moon being a Dyphon's Sphere! Should be interesting!
Aren't those supposed to be bigger than the sun? Let alone the moon?
@@HugoStiglitz88 They are BUT This IS Science Fiction not fact! ;-)
Dude - It’s a “Dyson Sphere.” Jeez.
Halle Berry? Yeah that’s a pass for me
doing a breakdown before the movie comes out is a horrible idea
Makes me think of this Aberrant RPG campaign i played with some friend back in the day. Our characters had extremely high levels of power, and we went around generally screwing things up on something of a cosmic scale. One of the players jokingly said, "we hollowed out the moon and turned it into a really cool fort." And I mean, it was an okay fort...
Also calls to mind an episode of Superfriends, where the moon was an egg that hatched a giant space bird. Seems generally as plausible as Emmerich's plot.
This movie was not on my radar. I had heard of it, and immediately dismissed it. His disaster films are just not very good, you know? And there are certain sci-fi ideas that have become copy-and-paste ideas. "Nano-swarm AI..." Good god, man. The SyFy channel was crapping out these movie ideas fifteen years ago. Enough with the nano-swarm AI. Give me a quark-gluon plasma artificial intelligence that is quantum entangled with every photon it has ever emitted or will emit in the future. Give me a network of sentient tyrant suns at war with each other. Give me an AI landlord named Larry that has decided to evict humanity from earth so it can renovate the property and turn it into a timeshare for intergalactic retirees.
Hell, do a big screen remake of Space: 1999. Anything but this rehashed crap.
FAR SIDE not DARK SIDE. Geeez.
Emmerich : Making movies for people with IQ under 100.
I thought the trailer looked awesome but idk. It's just a trailer
It's a trap!
it’s not natural.
This is going to be an Evangelion ripoff. Screenshot this.
Adam's white moon?🤔
There is no science behind this film.
He's either a hit big, or miss big storyteller, but mostly miss of late.
Geeze . Nice spoilers on your thumbnail. 👎
Hmmmm. So it's another whacked-out bullshit action movie with impossible as the main plot device. Got it. Like invading aliens, or giant Godzillas, or the sun about to stop fusing hydrogen, or the earth's core will stop spinning, or hey! what about we send oil riggers on shuttles to a comet to do what? Blow it up with nukes of course!
Now I'm fine with suspending disbelief - Arrakis, Ring World, MIddle Earth, Seven Kingdoms. These all work because we *know* they are fictional, the authors go to lengths to build the universe the story is in and then we read the story.
But disaster sci-fi is mostly built on bullshit.The planet core cannot suddenly stop spinning because angular momentum, the planet crust doesn't suddenly all slip sideways in some few minutes so the grossly mispronounced Drakensberg is now the highest peak on the planet.
And the moon doesn't fall dammit. Because orbital dynamics. We know it's mass because orbital dynamics. We know what's on the far side (NOT the dark side) because satellites because LRO, we know the size of the moon because telescopes. And it ain't hollow because a) it would then orbit somewhere else and b) we can measure moonquakes by dropping Saturn second stages on it.
Rant over. Can some please go out and hire some disaster screenwriters with imagination AND a sense of what is real?
The “real science” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
This movie looks like a dumpster fire with a crappy-looking CG dumpster.
Another Emmerich nonsense.