Buried For 400 days, Astronauts Emerge to Discover They Are Not on Earth Anymore

Four astronauts must spend four hundred days in a bunker to test the psychological effects of deep space travel, but when they're about to finish their mission, they discover things have gone wrong outside.
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[@theveryfirstlostgirl]

I hate it when movies don’t bother to write an ending. I’m fine with a mysterious/sad/unresolved ending, but it needs to conclude the plot arc, not just *stop*.

[@alexanderbraun7887]

These must be the most unprofessional Astronauts ever

[@cannibalbananas]

Sounded good until the ending where we don't get an actual ending

[@Shadamehr100]

Thanks for saving me from watching yet another movie written by a 12 year old

[@joostvanarragon5639]

This is exactly why recaps are fun to watch; An interesting plot, theme, setting and /or story executed horribly. Normally I would have never 'seen' this movie but because of these recaps you still get to enjoy these ones.

[@KapichuMovieRecaps]

Sudden, unexplained endings in movies? About as satisfying as a handshake with a fish

[@puululos]

this story doesnt make any sens

[@Furgettyu]

When exes been put together into a space program you have to realize it's not being run by professionals but someone who want's drama 😁

[@burtan2000]

If they're trying to simulate an actual launch with actual astronauts they would've never put two ppl with a past relationship. That's just obvious. They would've never put someone who is affected by a break up. They are very selective ; any character flaw of psychological weakness is teased out. No one is perfect, after all.

[@Jin-se2rk]

And two of them later becomes time traveling heroes...

[@Salza02]

I hate movies who leave an open vague ending. It feels like the writers were lazy or couldn’t make up an ending and purposefully added more confusion. I do like mystery but not where we might never get an answer

[@JohnLopez-eb1jd]

All they need to do is add heat wave and firestorm and they have the crew of legends of tomorrow

[@XellithUS]

"He would have been discharged if it wasnt too late to find a replacement". IIRC NASA usually has a few (possibly an entire team) ready to go as a replacement. In fact, the replacements usually train with the main crew just to make sure they work well together.

[@wednesday4evashine848]

WHY DOES THE HEADING SAY THAT THEY DISCOVER THEY ARE NOT ON EARTH ANYMORE

[@Lioness006]

I saw this movie years ago on Netflix. It pissed me off with the lack of ending. But they got Brandon Routh and Dane Cook.

[@djpegao]

Good to see The Atom getting some revenge on the Reverse Flash....

[@gundam116]

That’s not Zell! That’s Eobord Thawne!

[@MrsCKane]

Thank you for the recap! 😁

[@hal900x]

Reminds me of Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV series such as "Lost", which are rarely written serially, since they want to keep getting renewed. These writers never had a clue what they were writing about, they just made it up as they went along. When it's a finite film, there's no excuse for this crap.

[@springfieldbearpatrol2937]

I’m glad we put our astronauts through such vigorous training