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There is a fanedit of this movie called "Passengers: Aurora" that rearranges the movie to begin with Aurora's awakening, so that Jim's story and intentions remain a mystery to the viewer, which makes the movie more interesting in my opinion.
This is a horror movie but it's ok because Chris Pratt is handsome.
That’s a really interesting change. I’ll have to check it out. I actually liked this movie, but they crewed up the final act.
@@jcs1025 If you have trouble finding a link, let me know. The final act isn't much different though.
I was expecting this to have more of a Twilight Zone style ending, ie: with Pratt's character dying and then a year or so later, Lawrence finds herself starting to obsess over another person in a pod & just about to decide to open it.
This is exactly what I came here to comment
This movie was not received well, but my wife and I loved it. I think you're the first people to react to it.
Insane woke zealots screeched that Pratt’s character taking her out of hibernation was akin to r@ping her, and the script let him off of the hook, turning him into a sympathetic character.
The movie was great.
@@FallenHellscape what he did was horrible, and I do think the script let him off the hook. But I also enjoyed the movie.
It was horrible, but he was also going crazy. Do you commit suicide or bring someone else to the island? Anyway I really like the type of movies that make you think.
I didn't like it on my first viewing and I don't remember why but since then I've seen it multiple times and I love it.
It was a good idea and concept but the execution, pacing and directing wasnt great. its the kind of movie you watch once and are done. the plot was interesting but the movie itself was generic.
One reason that the film bombed was the audience' sense of betrayal. The Trailer strongly implied that JLaw's pod opened accidentally. When people watched the film and saw the real deal, Pratt's actions were close to irredeemable. But on the other hand, fixing the reactor and saving the entire ship was a two-person job; so if he hadn't woken her up, everyone would have died. Crafty screenwriting. And then he offered her a chance to go back to sleep, in the medical pod by using Fishburne's override codes, and she turned it down.
Can you cite some source that the audience felt betrayed by Pratt's actions or is that simply your own feeling?
I thought it was an amazing plot twist. I remember watching this in the theater, and I was blown away when I realized he did it.
I was thinking that is was more because it was a wholey original IP - not a sequel or remake, or based on a popular novel or comic, historical even, etc. like pretty much every other big budget blockbuster release.
It seems like audiences don't turn out if there isn't an established fanbase to cater to, or unless if word of mouth is fantastic. For a movie that's pretty good, but not great, it's hard to get the turnout.
Yes, it's a risk to go with a wholly new idea. But that would probably have been offset by the star power. There were a number of plusses and minuses that all contributed to the final tally.
Sounds dumb to me. Why would a characters actions decide if the movie is good or not. Those two things aren't one in the same. If anything it means the acting or plot is good if it's gets people hating something. They've done their jobs.
I've always loved this movie. I've never met anybody else who liked it. The phases that Chris Pratt goes through is perfect, and reminds me of the same phases in Groundhog's Day.
When she says, we made a life......I think a lot of us teared up. A hell of a life.
I love this movie! It feels so campy but yet wonderful. This is my favorite top ten dramctic Sci-Fi movie.
Agreed, one of my favorite movies
This movie is one of my favorites, it presented a moral dilemma and added many things on top of it, including love. I found this movie to be about "human nature" and the concept of change. Perhaps people didn't like it, because of the connotation of Jim actions, but for me their point of view is too shallow, yes what he did was wrong, but I wonder how many of you wouldn't do the same if you were in his shoes?.
They end up saving a lot of people despite their horrible situation, so the concept of change in this movie is important, sometimes bad things happen for a reason, and at first they feel like a disaster but maybe you just have to wait to see what this disaster can teach you. Granted you shouldn't take this as a golden rule, there are many exceptions. However, having an open mind is key for survival.
Loving these Jennifer Lawrence reactions, not gonna lie! This movie was pretty good tbh, kinda underrated...
It's interesting how people (including the filmmakers) interpret waking her up as being murder, since she's still right there alive & breathing with a full lifespan still ahead of her, however it's not going to be spent when & where she wanted to be and without any choice in that. So more like kidnapping.
Moral of the story: never travel in space without a warp drive.
Or at the very least have some extra stasis pods, instead of just one for each passenger, or a way to wake up the crew if there's a problem, or something, anything instead of just assuming tecnology is perfect and cannot fail, that's what screwed the people on the Titanic too.
I read a bunch of the comments and so I saw lots of people already commented about the reception of the movie. To me it is a good movie, and different. Even if you feel anger towards the plot. Put yourself in his shoes, try to picture the actual passing of time. It's not like he is a human like most of us earthlings at that point. He is mentally different.
You can appreciate a movie even if it's uncomfortable and morally complex,. At least if you have the intellect for that obviously.
Anyway, nice surprise. Had almost forgotten about this.
I have this film on 4K Ultra HD in my collection and I was glad all of you reacted to it and loved it!
great movie....I think in the situation no one could live alone for 90 years
Saw it in theaters and loved this movie. Ik it flopped at the box office but it's a good movie IMHO
I loved that the romance worked and the tempo kept an good pace. Stories with a moral dilemma. Now, just think, what would she do if he had been killed? Pick and wake up another passenger? Go crazy...
I love this movie. Jennifer Lawrence's character said her father was a great writer, because he lived/experienced life to his fullest and got great stories from his life and she struggled as a writer, because she didn't feel a sense of belonging in the end her was interrupted by a dark decision and her destination was never reached, but they saved a lot of people an their journey was worthy of a story.
The weird ting is that I asked you guys to react to The Green Mile and this movie years ago, and you've just done them both in a single week.
The movie would have been better if Chris Pratt waking her up was a twist. Like we think it was a malfunction and then there's a flashback that shows that he did it.
They didn't really want to make a horror movie, just a drama.
Mark 28:45. Hmm. Everyone that had the reaction that he should get a death sentence for rousing her, got to see him die, while the more forgiving types, got to see him revived. So it balanced out. ⚖️
Some critics said it was too predictable or that it would have been better if seen from Aurora's perspective. I enjoyed the movie and thought the special effects were first class. I also enjoyed the bartender and the deck chief who was also 'Cowboy Curtis' in Pee Wee's Playhouse 😁
Thank you for reacting to this movie. Nobody ever does this great movie.
imagine if they arrived and found that Warp Drive had been invented 15 years after they left, making the journey possible in only six months!
I remember reading an old short story that was pretty much this. Ship arrives at the destination & it was already populated by people who were fast-travelling there.
Easy to fix the Avalon.
Just add 2 more Androids.
1 on the bridge to open the door.
Add 1 to engineering.
All 3 talk everyday.
Also, a hanger bay with a shuttle raft.
It should have ended with him dying and her continuing the cycle by waking someone else up
No. That's just a douchebag thing to do. If he died, she shoulda just lived by herself and died
That's how The Twilight Zone would have done it.
More like the Outer LImits would have done the creepier version.@@WhiskyCanuck
I am surprised this movie wasn‘t well received and nobody reacts to it cause the looks are good, the actors are famous and it is a sweet and short story you don‘t need to have an entire cinematic universe built around... Really liked it when it aired
And come on, which man wouldn‘t like to be stuck on a spaceship with Jennifer Lawrence 😂
Mark 23:26. Thanks for your wonderful reactions! 👍 If you view it again, pretend that they are their respective "Marvel" characters, just for the fun of it. 😎
This is one of my favourite films ❤
no one would be able to live alone for 90 years. everyone would do what he did.
I love this movie! Great reaction as well :)
As always love your reaction :*
Whomever liked it, good for them. I love Alien3 and people hate that movie.
This is a crazy movie cause Pratt's characters was deff selfish, but the ship was lost without her.
There's a movie probably from the 90's had a similar premise with a small crew formed by two military soldiers one Afro-american and a caucasian blond woman, a male and a female scientist and a blond man and a asian woman was in some alien mothership when they find out earth destroyed.
There are 2500 women on the ship. He sees one and immediately loves it. If I were there I would definitely look at hundreds before waking one up.
I think it also had to do with him nearly committing suicide, then seeing her. He was kinda irrational I agree, but in an understandable kinda way.
Tom Hanks in Space.
I love this movie! One of the last good movies out there, so real and emotional. I hope more people can love it too.
Great reaction ladies! You should give the Maze RunnerTrilogy a try.
I really like this movie. "You can grow a beard fast!" YOU TRY DOING IT!! I'm surprised they didn't have children. Yeah, but shouldn't they be compensated for saving the life over every one and the ship.
I do find it hard to believe that there are no fail safes. There have been no problems for the amount of time given but there was that first trip. Protocols must have existed for the first trip to handle emergencies. There is no reason to remove those protocols; they exist in software only.
On reactor commented on how many luxuries existed on the ship; there was no reason to wake them so early before the end of the journey. But they need time to acclimate to the new time. Ask Mom how much has changed in her life time. They will have spent more time than that in hibernation! The world will have changed. And by more than just their flight time! What they knew of HomeStead II was a century out of date when they departed.
I really enjoyed the movie, but I totally see the sinister side of Jim now that I watched another vid about it.
Cool reaction ladies, how about reacting to my mom's favorite movies and it's Steel Magnolias
I think that if this movie had been released a few years earlier, it would have been a massive hit. But unfortunately, it came out at a time when the media was captured by the" woke " social justice warriors from feminism, who were infuriated by the very idea that a man could somehow interfere in a woman's life without her initiative.
Jim's act is of course very questionable from a moral point of view, if you ignore his situation, but first of all, he did not rape Aurora, their sympathy for each other was mutual. Secondly, if he hadn't woken her up, she would have died along with everyone on the ship. And finally, without this twist, there would be no main moral dilemma of the film. Now Hollywood is trying to avoid such plots, and as a result, almost all new films turn out to be boring, distilled, with annoying propaganda pushed down the throat. All this definitely only harms cinema as an art.
You need to watch Ghostbusters 2 soon. Ghostbusters: Afterlife is coming out in just a few months, and is already getting positive reviews.
You ladies should check out SNOWPIERCER with Chris Evans.
not a bad film... have to see *pandorum* directly after this one to have a different perspective of what could happen
I think it was a great movie but I'm a prick I would have woken up the entire ship. We can figure out how to get this thing working and get back to sleep together lol.
you guys should react to the film equals with Kristen Stewart.
I thought that was Passengers with Anne Hathaway which is a better movie in my opinion. You should watch it.
I fucking love this movie. So many people hate it because the main character is bad and people cant seem to understand the difference between a character being “bad” as in evil and a movie being “bad” as in low quality. I think this movie is fantastic
Do a reaction to "Dark City" and "Spirited Away"
I think the movie would have been better if it was from her perspective. Would have been more of a horror movie feel.
Next movie you should react to; In the Heights.
Work on your editing, you cut out way too much of this movie
Jim waking her up was a DESPICABLE thing to do, however, I really think he redeemed himself in the end, saving the ship and offering her a chance to go back into hibernation.
Sure it's despicable, but what are the alternatives? Should he sacrificed his life and slowly become mad? Should he have killed himself because he was unlucky? I can be alone for years, but even I would get serious mental issues after being absolutely alone for about 5 years. I do wish they made his time alone longer from 1 to 4 a 5 years though, perhaps even put some loss of talking skills in there as well to bolster that feeling. I just think people seem to have silently forgotten that he is a victim as well. I also think people would have cared less if the roles were reversed, if she was the one to wake him up. Hell I think some people might even go "why is he mad at her, she needs help, of course she woke him up" if that was the case. But perhaps that's just my crooked opinion.
Can y'all plz watch 10,000 b.c it's an amazing movie
I don't know about struggling when her average salary is close to $15 million. Also, her work ethic as Mystique is questionable to say the least.
Not wanting to endure hours of makeup again like on her first X-Men movie now when she won an Oscar and starred in her own big franchise THE HUNGER GAMES doesn't mean she doesn't have a good work ethic.
Yeah, she turned out to be a major hypocrite. She was not the main character. She was not a bigger name than Chris Pratt (I would say they are about the same star power) and he had way more screen time in this and she got more than him. She says she about actresses getting proper pay. But even in American Hustle, she got more money than Amy Adams, even though Amy was one of the main stars and worked way longer than her. She is just another modern day Hollywood hypocrite. Overrated.
@@gutz1981 When they made the movie she won an Oscar and starred in The Hunger Games movies. The movie was a " two hander" as in it had two main leads. The movies most important scene is her learning the truth and she nailed it.
@@gutz1981 About the same star power? Uhm... Jennifer Lawrence was MUCH bigger than Chris during the 4-5 years of Hunger Games & X-Men. She's only lost her star power because she's took a few years away from acting. Chris Pratt shouldn't have been the main star/character in this movie, he's such a meh actor.
@@gutz1981 Jennifer Lawrence was definitely bigger than Chris Pratt in terms of star power lmfao. Pratt's had amazing luck falling into 2 movie franchises that were going to be huge no matter who was in them.
This is the movie that got Chris pratt divorced 😬
Can you react to Indiana Jones 4 it is a underrated film
I love sci fit but this film is basically about a sick relationship based on Stockholm Syndrome and women should be treated with this very consciously and carefully, not least because of our social conditioning.
I think its perfect,
Youse cut out to much of the vid for a reaction. I believe when people watch reactions they like to see bits of the video and your reaction to it.
You can't grow a beard that big in a month lol.
There is too long jumps between scenes and it destroys the whole meaning of reacting. Check out other peoples editing and try to do the same to cover more of the movie. If you can't manage then hire a kid to edit the videos for you.
Hello, Storm Akima, plz comment on this
You skip soooo much. Yes, I understand about copyrights. Still. You skip more than most.
The pacing of this feels more like a trailer. (With the ending, of course)
definitley a far left feminist, hopefully not
@@TheEntrepreneurPlaybook all of her contentions with the work were ethical wokism bullshit, the movie is not meant to be politically correct or ethical or feminist, its entertainment