In 2057, Nuclear Bomb is Used to Reignite The Dying Sun
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- In 2057, the sun is dying, and a team of astronauts must go on a very dangerous mission to revive it using a colossal stellar bomb and save Earth from freezing over.
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Naming a spaceship with a mission to the sun “Icarus” has got to be one of the worst ideas ever
Fr tho😭
Didn’t icarus lose his wings because of flying towards the sun?
@@secretagentkarve9431 yup
@@secretagentkarve9431 yea
@@secretagentkarve9431 yea
While all this is happening, Mace's twin is having his own problems in a train that circles the earth non stop in the harsh winter.
lol Curtis Everett.
😂
Wtf, snowpiercer?
@@AsianEspionage yeah
They need to make it official that Snowpiercer, Willy Wonka and this movie are canon altogether!
Of all the ways to die whilst being in such close proximity to the sun, you'd expect freezing to death to be the least likely.
LOLL
@Michael Lester I know, it's more tongue in cheek
Freezing in space would actually take a long time as heat transfer between a warm blooded body and the sparse particles in the vacuum would be very inefficient.
@@hazinduso if you have a space suit it's better to take it off
@@stupidratt uh que?
they would’ve succeed the mission with no casualty if they just planted the bomb at night
Lmao bro , it's a joke right? Coz no way you can be that ignorant.
@@sagniksaha9956 wait? Is your comment also a joke? There is literally no way you would question that...
i know right ?? just go to the other side of the sun !!
No, they supposed turn off the sun first using giant button on mercury before go in there.
No, you’re supposed to make Apophis go away after the sun sets. Everyone knows that.
The cast in that movie is insane.
Why is that so?
Yeap true
Lol fr
@@mrnoobpianist8564 you dont know the cast do you
no fucking joke
Why does every space movie involve the crew hating each other and starting fights, plus whenever they go outside the spaceship to fix something someone always dies.
plus oxygen gardens or Oxygen Supplier keeps being destroyed or malfunctioned
Makes me wonder if there has been any fights in the ISS
@@Nathan_Bunga sure but not holding a grudge against them to the point they will let them die
@@jrfirefiher Fighting in zero G must be funny as hell
@@Nathan_Bunga imagine the two astronauts fighting like siblings while in zero gravity
Trying to ignite the Sun with a nuke would be like trying to raise the sea level by spitting into it.
It was some next level bomb not like a normal nuke did you see the size of it
@@assassinz5542 unless it was 1000x bigger than the earth, it's not doing much.
@@ssleuther It's like a Q-bomb the size of a test tube that can destroy an entire solar system
True, but the sun gets hotter and hotter so that‘s not the way we die
@@ssleuther No nuke, next level or not, is going to fire up the sun. In insane amount of mass needed to do it could just as easily be used to create a brown dwarf star.
Once the sun is out of fuel it is done unless you drag another star nearby so it can feast on its gases
The fact that the AI doesn’t automatically realign the sun shield is just stupid
Yeah makes no sense to have clunky techs to save humanity.
At the time when sun is about to die, humans should have had a godlike amount of technological evolution that they would have moved onto other star systems if not the Milky way. I don’t understand that why the humans have not developed that much during such a long time, and still being dependent from the Sun.
They disabled it lol
Plot armor
@@akmin1465 yeah cause for the sun to it would take like 200 billion years or even more to lose all the hydrogen
Fun inaccuracies:
1) Cooling down is the opposite of what the sun will do before dying + it will take significantly more than 50 years
2) Nuke is not enough to reignite the sun, unless you're smashing a bunch of Jupiters into it
3) No one sends manned missions for such purposes
4) Why didn't the AI adjust the shield orientation?
Exactly.This is probably the most unlikely sci fi scenario this side of the Wizard of Oz
Shoa nice...smashing bunch of jupiter..what a nice idea.. since jupiter is gas hydrogen giant...its fuel for the sun...
Nuking it wont give the sun fuel...🤣🤣
If you directing this movie it will be better 🤗
Dont forget its not the cold of space they need to protect themselves from when the jump the airlock its the vaccum
So when did you say your movie was coming out again?
@@maxboya working on it but I have a lot of other projects at the moment.
This was visually a beautiful movie and one of its biggest strengths.
I need to check this out then just your words alone makes me want to watch it
@@vishawnavengerousclemons1455 It really is worth it. The visuals are stunning, and it has such a unique and refreshing feel to it. The sound design also significantly amplifies the experience.
Yes it is, it's the only reason I bought the movie, I really didn't pay attention to what the hell it was about, I just liked looking at the 🌞
@ARC ASHOGBON SHOLA Sunshine
From as dumb as the plot seems im guessing its only strength
This is why you don't send a manned mission for important stuff like this. You could easily send 3X bombs unmanned and nearly 0% chance of problems. Send probes before bombs to check out conditions while bombs are being built.
While very possible, that wasn't as refined of a process 14 years ago as it could be now. It's a simple solution in technological hindsight, but even in modern times a skeleton crew would be sent to perform maintenance that AI still isn't intelligent enough to perform itself.
It's just a movie dude.
That would make an awful boring movie bro
It’s a movie. It’s not real.
As a mad scientist says, “throw it in the sun, how hard could it be?”
Man, the ship AI is something, didn't even automatically notify the crew that there is an unidentified personnel aboard the ship, imagine if that unidentified personal is an unidentified lifeform instead
So, Alien movie?
Imposter
well i let them off on that one because you don't exactly expect an unidentified lifeform to appear in space, that close to the sun.
@@robertlaidlaw4592 Maybe, but the AI should probably be 'intelligent' enough to tell that a stowaway in space is definitely something the crew should know about. But then again, this AI seems to be of the particularly useless variant of Sci-fi AIs
@@Salted_Fysh well in actual fact most sci fi ai's though inconsistent seem far more capable then any ai we currently have access to, being able to literally listen to random gibberish (as appose to determined commands) and give relevant information as if its actually human. i mean take sth like Alexa litterly trained on millions of voices with intelligent algorithms and all it can do is listen to few commands (inconsistently) and do text to speech which has been around for 40 years. i mean yea that's not space grade and their are more intelligent ai's but what sci fi ai's do is seemingly way beyond our capability's.
This is how Cap got turned back into Human Torch.
Except, he died frozen.
@@ELITEsd let it go, he fell into the sun at the end with the space station right？
@@ay9748 I know.
Evans is Either freezing to death or Bursting into flames
@@shubhamtrivedi5567 or both.
You'd have thought they'd have had more than one oxygen garden FFS.
Yeah and they would use algae as it’s the best oxygen procducer
@@hambo2228 why not use co2 to o2 electrolysis like on submarines, these things are like small freezers.
If you haven't seen this movie,watch it despite watching this video. The way the film is directed,the musical score, all of it deserves a watch.
2:49 Extra Bomb to double the effect thus getting better chances at reigniting the sun... I'm not a math guy, but that seems like the "Scary Movie" - level of mistake.
The wole bomb thing is dumb bro yoy talking about two? And they dont even needed fucking humans
i havent watched the movie so im not sure this was brought up or not but..... the Sun is not a "fire" its nuclear fusion, no Oxygen is needed for it to burn as it were, and even more importantly it means you cant "reignite" the Sun in this manner.
this is not like starting a forrest fire on the Sun.
This comment section gave me an anuresim
I got to see this in theaters as part of the test audience months before it came out in theaters. The part from when Pinbacker appears to the end was so dark I barely knew what was going on at all. Glad to see they lightened it up for the final edit.
Imagine having the biggest and most important mission in the world so important that if you fail humanity will perish and suddenly a maniac appears and tries to stop you by killing you..and essentially killing humanity itself..
I'm so glad that they managed to complete the mission and save humanity..
"Im so glad they ended up saving humanity"
Gen Z: *allow us to introduce ourselves*
@@kartauto Gen Alpha enters the chat 🤣🤣🤣
@@kartauto Checkout the year they are talking about.
That's why you don't send anyone religious on missions like this.
They're the first people to crack and try to sabotage the mission in the name of their god.
@@CallMeKevan yeah just like some religious republicans support Israel because they want The end of the world
This movie is actually very worth watching. One of my favourite sci-fi's in past 20 years.
Sunshine is greatly underrated I'm glad you made a piece on this movie
The irony of him being called ikarus
i just had to assume a comment was made about this during the movie
There are two main problems with this movie (yes I've seen it). The size of the ship vs the size of the Sun, it would be like dropping a small pebble in the middle of the ocean thinking it will create a tsunami, and nuclear fission cannot cause nuclear fusion.
Especially if the „death“ of the sun means that it loses fuel to burn… There is definitely enough heat but at one point all the atoms are too heavy and not Hydrogen anymore so fusion doesn‘t work as efficiently anymore…
@@severinschneider8697The Sun will get a second life after running out of hydrogen when it shrinks and the pressure and heat can start nuclear fusion of helium but will swell to a Red Giant. It might have a very short third life when it shrinks again and starts with the nuclear fusion of beryllium but will then become a white dwarf since it doesn't have the mass and pressure to fuse carbon into oxygen.
I first watched Sunshine in the theaters. This recap brings back a lot of memories. One of my favorite Sci-Fi movies.
The sun is unimaginably massive even a nuke the size of Earth would have practicallyno effect on it.
Have you ever started a fire?
Even a basically dead sun would most likely just evaporate the “payload”
@@TheMaverick454 ...the sun isn't fire.
@@logicplague it’s a analogy obviously, the massive bomb will cause a chemical reaction “sparking” the sun much like someone tending to a fire preventing it from going out
@@TheMaverick454 Still not how any of that works, but honestly there are too many inaccuracies in this movie to compare to real world physics anyways.
If anyone needs to know. The movie is called "Sunshine"
This is legitimately a good movie. Please do not watch this video and actually go watch it. I watched it for my film class and I have to say it is a hidden gem. It flopped at the box office but it definitely doesn’t seem like a movie that would. It’s too good
The sound track was equally good and the music has been use to absurd levels in other films and series since.
As soon as you said the ship was called Icarus 1, I was like well that says they are going to need a second one :D
Pretty neat. I feel like the most unlikely event in the movie was the fact that they only had a single garden, with all the plants within a path of fire propagation and seemingly zero systems to suppress fire. Part of the safety review process for payloads for the ISS is to evaluate flammability, ignition sources and fire propagation pathways. Having a bunch of flammable organic material out in the open with no fire countermeasures is pretty absurd even for the ISS, let alone a mission upon which the fate of humanity depends.
You think that is the most unlikely thing please tell me you're joking
And the fact there's no automatic system to align the heat Shields
@@psgamer-il2pt I was partially. It was somewhat satirical because of how rigid NASA is on safety issues. It's a lot more absurd than people might imagine.
Right? how didnt they have a air lock system that quickly shut down all oxygen, fire gone, plants saved.
What about the fact that a bomb the size of Manhattan would have nowhere NEAR enough power to revive the sun?
One of the most underrated scifi movies imo.
Name?
@@mehmetozbas6587 Sunshine
So this is an “always follow your first mind (plan)” especially on a mission in space, kinda Sci-fi movie.
Like so many sci-fi films we have astronauts who wouldn't have passed psych screening, and who jeopardise their mission (in this case to save the entirety of mankind), justified by weak reasoning. A visually stunning film though, with a great soundtrack.
The isolation of space as with the sea is enough to run tensions high also the concept of time seemed to be different hence the earth room. So those factors alone makes it in some sense believable
@@obsidianfrost9514
Possibly, but astronauts are taken from the best of the best, hence the term 'the right stuff'. For a mission of this magnitude they would have picked the best from the *entire* world. Considering they were literally on a mission to save the world the crew would've had no permission from mission control to deviate from their mission plan, and in reality, as highly trained professionals, would never have chosen to do so themselves, especially after a first failed mission. It'd be great to see a sci-fi film where, scientists, astronauts and special forces weren't depicted as stupid beyond belief and emotionally challenged! Bad situations can involve competent people through no fault of their own to give a reason for a high tension sci-fi plot. It happens in real life ! (e.g. Apollo 13!)
I've always wondered why in this space films they seem to pick the least mentally sane people, almost every movie like this that has some sort of space based disaster could literally be avoided if they just started screening the astronauts, instead of sending a psych ward into space
@@breakfreak3181 true I think if the concept of isolation and time difference was expanded on more it would of made it a bit better. Also I think the fact it was in essence a suicide mission as well didn't help
Glad Wong, Captain America and Akihiko working together
This was a great movie! I loved the premise and visuals. Cillian Murphy I always enjoy watching in roles. One of my favorite actors.
Classic, instead of just completing their mission, they disobey all the protocols of safety and risk of killing 10 billion people just to try saving some crew members. This pisses me off so much
And that's why, when you're evaluating potential crews, you leave the religious people behind.
Yes always bring non religious crew as that will stop stuff like this
@@user-jz3gj9et4k lmao
I agree. they're delusional
The really delusional ones, at least.
@@thegreatpapyrus2306 which is all of them
Alternative name: Among us
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Omg😂
HAHAHA yes
Danny Boyle sus
Using one nuclear bomb the size of Manhattan to light the sun would be like asking a single spark to ignite a soaking wet stack of newspapers.
Not our bomb, is other kind of nuke
Hands down my favorite sci-fi movie. Hands completely down to the ground
Then how did you type this comment brah
@@Feelix420 with his feet duh
Definitely not the most accurate though
bruh. u havent seen christopher nolan's works yet.
You don't watch much scifi, huh?
You would thinking that a space station would have extra oxygen to survive
When it comes to space exploration there really is no extra. If something goes wrong you're probably dead anyway.
I think they had an oxygen garden. But I think I remember it getting destroyed early on, which caused the Oxygen shortage. I've only seen the first half of the movie.
It's good to see Oppenheimer after creating A-bomb drops his bomb to sun by himself
This movie is HIGHLY underrated. The score and atmosphere is amazingly well done. Genre bending too
Yeah, in terms of fantasy
It's a pretty shit sci-fi
Really? Isn't this just a Drama in space? Where the crew ended up killing each other
This film has a very stacked cast.
So the entirety of Earth's government casually just grabs some of the world's most mentally unstable and stupid people and puts them in a billions of dollar ship to save the entirety of humanity?
Wow. Great movie.
Does anybody else just *sigh* when they click what looks like a good video then the TTS starts talking?
In terms of cast this is impressive sure, but nothing comes close to Black Hawk Down.
Whoa. This is such a stacked cast-how have I never heard of this movie?
The Sun is about 4.6 billion years old - gauged on the age of other objects in the Solar System that formed around the same time. Based on observations of other stars, astronomers predict it will reach the end of its life in about another 10 billion years.
Lol yeah
Only a prediction but I’m not gotta bet against it.
It is still in Main Sequence Phase and our star isn't that big compared to other Main Sequence Stars. Earth can still live for 1-2 Billion Years until it turns to a Red Giant
There are theories that after few billion years, our sun will become big and it will swallow few planets along earth. So there won't be any clue that a dust called earth ever existed in the universe.
But only 5 billion years until it becomes red giant, and because it's expanding we only have 300 million to a billion years before the oceans are boiled off. So you might want to reschedule things more aggressively in your daytimer book, waiting till the last minute means you'll be thirsty and having to work in hot conditions in bad red lighting.
Even if you use a nuclear bomb 100x the strength that we have now. It wouldn't be enough to reignite a plants core, let alone revive a dieing star
Truee
Prolly it's way advanced bomb with insane power per mass not to mention it weights as much as Manhatten island.
@@georgeousthegorgeous antimatter is the most efficient fuel for a bomb that much antimatter the size of Manhattan still wouldn't do anything
movie science
- high boi
Which nuclear bomb
The fact that they didn't use the line "it's daylight savings time" still pisses me off, 10 years later.
i dont know why but i love the "watch out and take care" line at the beginning of each video
At last Capa must've been like "The sun shall rise again, By Order of the Peaky Fookin Blinders"
Damn...I'm starting te be addicted to these movie recaps.
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I should go to bed now....Ok, I'll watch a last one...
how do u get lost on ur way to the sun
Exactly what I was wondering
Lost as in flew under the radar... Made to steer off course and undetectable/unreachable from HQ.
@@MollyHJohns ah. That makes way more sense.
Yeah, let's launch people with Humanity's last hope without mental health checkups and checking who's on board, twice.
Yup
Don't they have a room for that?
Btw I love ur channel literally I can watch 10 movies a day just because you thanks buddy ❤️
@@KingBhai25524 your not movie recap 😡😡😡😡
@@KingBhai25524 ok u say please I no fight
Except your just skimming the surface and not even understanding close to how beautiful this movie is.
The score was rather good as well.
A nuke wouldn’t be able to restart a star. It would have to be a neutron bomb or bigger. Stars need fuel
You can shove 100 earths into the sun and it still wouldn't make a spark.
@@ripudamansharma5990 1.3 million earth would be needed
Underrated sci-fi film, its trailer alone with two steps from hell soundtrack gets you hyped up.
Great cast and movie but the fact that other crazy captain was able to work stuff on a ship he was never on before did make sense to me
The missions were six years apart. Why would they redesign the newer ship so drastically from the first during a time-sensitive mission?
With the big name cast, the budget will sky rocketing
Captain Texas and Tommy Shabby
I highly recommend actually watching this particular movie. 10/10 one of my favorites.
I mean this would literally be impossible. Not only does the sun have like 4-5 billion more years to last, but exploding a nuclear bomb in the Sun would literally do nothing. It doesn't even disperse the same energy as the sun if that makes sense.
A really beautiful movie. Visuals, soundtrack... recommendation for everyone who hasn't watched it yet.
I dunno I feel like they just didn't train enough... actually I feel like every crew member in space related movies never train enough..
I did not know The Illusive Man was in this movie.....thats awesome.
Crewmates won :O
Awe the back ground music made it more emotional.
The sun would not even notice a nuclear bomb
Criminally underrated movie.
Mace died due to freezing, collided with the Sun and Reborn as Johnny Storm
The last few minutes of this video and film is just Among Us lol
I adore this movie. The music, the visuals, the deeper spiritual meaning. A real gem.
movie name
Pinbacker is NOT REAL!
He is the insane part of Capa's personality, thats why you never see him un-blurred.
Capa can't handle being responsible for all the personell deaths. When Maze confronts him at Trey's Suicide, he snaps and gives birth to Pinbacker. Remember, he just saw Pinbacker's ramblings on the Icarus 1.
Take the scenes on the bomb. Pinbacker appears out of nowhere in this huge hall very well lit. He fights, lifts Capa up one-handed with super human strength (he is malnourished burned skeleton) - its Capa fighting his inner Insanity.
Pinbacker isn't killed, yet he lets Capa proceed arming the bomb.
Boyle wanted a movie discussing mental health in space travel and under extreme responsibility. Turning that into a slasher makes no sense. He kept in line and fooled everyone.
Cap and Wong tried to restart the sun...okay, but why didn't they ask Strange for help?
I still remember randomly seeing this movie on tv many years ago at 6:25 and i'm still not ready to forget this
Ive seen glimpses of it when it came on tv years ago. I never gave it a chance and watched until today. My favorite is that scene where it looked like they were watching Mercury fall into the Sun knowing it will happen to the Earth as well was soulwrenching
why don't mace just transform into the human torch and finish the mission.. 😁
You are not spoiling these movies. I am actually watching them like a new tv show or something lol
never had a chance to watch this one as all surrounding adults at the time was so crazy saying this movie ir a cult movie, thx to you now i know that it ain't and really worth watching!!
Bro we've got Thomas Shelby, Captain America, Wong. I'll watch the movie for these guys only 😂
the problem her is that all the nuclear weapons will be like a candle compared to the sun
just a reminder the sun contain
More than 1.3 million Earth
even if humanity could manage to extract ten times the mass of earth wich is the closest thing to impossible you can't scratch the surface of the sun . i hope this will help to understand how stupid is the idea in the movie..
I thought Mace was some Walmart Chris Evans double but that's actually Chris Evans..
THIS IS JUST AMOUNG US
You mean it's just like "The THING"
Its AMOGUS
Cillian Murphy: "As a physicist in charge of the bomb".
Christopher Nolan: OK
crazy how people in the comments think you can just "Reignite" the sun.
LMAO
Gold, Radiation, Planet-X so much Majestic in this one...
I don't know what was funnier about this video. The fact that the writers of the film thought you could get lost on your way to the sun or that they thought a bomb with an effective mass the size of Manhattan could EFFECT the sun. Do they have ANY gddmned idea how big the sun is? Its like blowing up a single cell in a human body.
everything in our solar system and alpha centaury(closest star to earth) solar system combined won't really do anything to the sun. our sun is just too big
@@1wasinAlpha Exactly!!! Hell just the size of the sun compared to the ship in the movie was a joke. As close as they were supposed to be to it there is NO way they should have been able to see the curve of the sun. Its just too huge. And lets not get started on debating how the ship survived being THAT close to the sun and withstanding its gravity. Even if it had gone cold, a ridicules notion if you have ANY idea how stellar fusion works, it wouldn't have changed it's mass.
I think the goal is to *reignite* the sun. Nuclear fission stuff idk.
@Pratyussh Kumaarr sci-fi stands for science fiction… if it’s not based on science, it should be called fantasy movie not sci-fi
@Pratyussh Kumaarr True enough, but there should be enough science in your science fiction story to at least get the premise of the ground. Otherwise you should bill it as a fantasy or space opera like Star Wars. It would be like going to watch a fantasy movie like the lord of the rings just to have the end credits reveal that you were watching some wannabe director review his own footage and pitching it to a studio. Not only does it kinda ruin the story, the whole premise is stupid.
i see, Scorpion from mortal kombat, Han from Toyko Drift, Scarecrow guy from dark knight, Cap. America from avenger. this casts are stacked.
Oh right, because a huge ship that's humanity's only hope wouldn't have an automatic shield aligning function
Who else randomly started watching recaps and now can't stop watching 👌😋 So true.
this camera man is insane
just want to let you know how much i appreciate your work !
it helps me with mine a pretty big deal! thanks for all this!
What's with the sun dying in 50 years to a few hundred years in movies, it will be billions of years until it dies.
Never heard of this movie. But I did watch Stowaway on Netflix. I feel that Stowaway took a lot of elements from Sunshine.
Underrated movie. 2007 but it could pass for a 2022 movie
A lot of movies post-2005 hold up really well today
@@jueezzzz yeah true there's def been some plateau in cinema.
You knew he was going to be the bad guy when it's said the guy's name is "Pinbacker"
If only Hanzo was there to protect Travis when the helicopter got shot down 😥
So, Michelle Yeoh, ScareCrow & Captain America decide to take a space trip :D :P
The Sun converts 600 million tons of hydrogen into 596 million tons of helium every second. Any bomb made by humans won’t do a thing. Also, nuclear fusion occurs inside the core, not the surface. It is sci-fi…. But…. It is like a movie based on knowledge of an elementary school student.
@Marcus-Aerilius Maximus If you create a mini sun, you are literally creating a self-sustaining nuclear fusion machine. The Sun itself is powered by nuclear fusion in its core. So, no matter what it is made of, it has to be nuclear fusion. I know it is sci-fi, so it does not have to follow real science completely. But, most movies try to be more realistic than this. The idea of re-igniting the Sun is laughable, too. Initiating a enormous explosion aka creating a “mini sun” would not re-ignite the Sun. I am not sure how much the bomb that is the size of Manhattan would weigh, but I doubt it would even provide even a few seconds of energy that the Sun releases. The Sun converts 4 million tons of mass into pure energy every second. Unless you can provide enough mass and pressure, you cannot “re-ignite” nuclear fusion by blowing bombs. If nuclear fusion inside the Sun is somehow coming to an end, just blowing bombs won’t do a thing. You either have to provide more material (hydrogen or helium) if it is running out of it OR provide enough pressure and temperature if nuclear fusion is ending because environments that allow it are somehow being interrupted. Anyway, the main plot point of this movie is so unrealistic that it is hard to take it seriously.
How do you get lost to the Sun? It's the bright thing in the background