Jim Saves The Ship | Passengers | Voyage

[@Edhilues]

Fusion reactor that can run by itself for a century, that’s pure masterpiece of engineering.

[@davidhutchinson5233]

When we break fusion.....that will be a great day indeed.

[@maheshrathod5593]

@@davidhutchinson5233 we did it ....

[@TGV66]

Yeah it ran itself great didn’t it 😂

[@thomas.parnell7365]

@@TGV66 it was just debris damage

[@kingofthekoopas8857]

@@davidhutchinson5233 We got our wish

[@Mlogan11]

He did a horrible thing out of weakness, but completed the arc of redemption and fate showed his actions were indeed necessary as 2 were needed to save the ship.

[@HallyVee]

Well, sure, but that wouldn't have any effect on his choice.

[@MrZachary246]

We gonna forget the captain lmao

[@deker0954]

He destroyed her world twice if you think about it.

[@rahim.z8837]

​@@deker0954 she must die but jim saved her and the ship

[@mrj5948]

@@deker0954 dude if i was him i do the same, lmao i aint priest to just live alone on that ship, i need someone to ding my dong

[@yilangroenenboom1117]

Whoever built the door and the suit deserves a pay raise

[@shepardbook]

Whoever designed the ship and hibernation systems without adequate backup deserves life at hard labor. Just one auto doc? And, not having a facility where an engineering crew can be awakened just in case…and then return to hibernation? Poor ship design.

[@jonny-b4954]

@@shepardbook Right? That's the most absurd thing about it. Like, there would no doubt be crews waking up on regular rotation just to check on everything. Let alone for an emergency.

[@pierovazquez3339]

Dont forget who also designed the tethering line.

[@nickb220]

@@shepardbook of course everything breaks down story wise when you make a ship like this in real life xd

[@BlitzMaul]

@@shepardbook Terrible design but it's realistic. Humans are known to make stupid mistakes even with protocols in place. Like that one plane that went down because the airline decided to cut corners in maintenance to save money resulting in a bunch of people dying

[@bman3794]

I can understand what Jim did out of loneliness and desperation, even if Aurora has every right to be upset with him, but she gave Jim a reason to keep going when he had every reason to end it all. Their love for each other save thousands of lives and in the end they had a beautiful life together.

[@randys6220]

Jim totally redeemed himself when he voluntarily told Aurora that the auto-doc could allow her to go into hibernation sleep again. At that moment he gave the choice back to her he had previously taken away.

[@theashpilez]

Fairy tale crap

[@ncjay08]

So many possible endings to this story. One where the ship gets saved, but the ion drive is broken, leaving them stranded for eternity. One where Jim dies and Aurora ends up making the same decision Jim did.

[@ATRTAP]

People really do need each other.

[@yafatonan3042]

My heart broke when door lock automatically after Jennifer say:”I can’t live in this ship without you” 😢💔

[@aditya_saha]

i dont think women would say that in real life

[@nabillaajulier]

@@aditya_saha if i was in that situation, i probably will say that

[@geofthompson3844]

Just my humble opinion but I think she is the best actress in the world for expressing emotions. I always believe her.

[@timdc4972]

stockholm syndrome

[@johnbowman1076]

I bet she would have awoken another man to replace Jim.

[@jackdog06]

This is your friendly reminder to not pull out anything that has been stabbed into you.

[@voicetube]

That is an interesting point; I guess the addendum to your comment might be… UNTIL you are in a good enough situation where you can (clinically and cleanly) bandage up the puncture :-)

[@FenrirWolfganger]

Yeah, I love the movie but that bit annoyed me (it's a theme though in movies/TV, the fastest way to stop bleeding is to pull out whatever is stuck in you, that's part of why paramedics spend so much time screaming at their tv's).

[@rockybeats8682]

she wouldn't have been able to put the suit on if she hadn't. You're right in every other case though

[@grantlee799]

This is the moment when she realized that Jim’s love was the reason why they were still alive. If he never woke her up, she would’ve just died in her sleep

[@FlashDrawz]

Exactly true :c

[@HorusHeresy1982]

That was the moment the plot required her to fall in love because Stockholm took effect.

[@JoybuzzerX]

@@HorusHeresy1982 he wasn't abusive and she wasn't captive

[@diamondjim7560]

Thanks. I missed that point. They saved the ship, the passengers and the crew that would have been killed without the two of them working together. Without her he couldn’t save anyone. Originally I just looked as this as redemption not purpose.

[@USA92]

Creepy and twisted. The things some weirdos come up with to justify or rationalize is just whacked.

[@teejaysprite6806]

5:03 my favorite scene he knows his physics well

[@doloresshapiro7261]

I have 3 copies of Passengers . I can almost say the whole script . I love it and the actors. Sorry to see it done. Hope you 2 make another movie.

[@anderstermansen130]

please upload it to youtube

[@5133937]

Why would you need three copies?

[@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr]

@@anderstermansen130 Never heard of putlocker or watchseries I take it......

[@mahadi01735]

i have seen this only.. what's others parts?

[@LoveyQuinn]

@@mahadi01735 there's no other part He has three copies of the same film 😐😐

[@rmills3232]

I am so happy to see about 98% of the women who comment on this movie love it. Only bitter ideologes and betas hate it. It is a fantastic retelling of "Sleeping Beauty " and the "Heroes" journey. A romantic masterpiece. Thank you to the writers and producers.😊

[@AN-nl9pu]

He could have stuck the heat shield in the door to keep it from closing all the way.

[@bobbythomas6520]

Nah not with that shape

[@anobody8749]

Would’ve been blown out by the fire pressure

[@thunderlighting2006]

It's things like that kinda destroy the movie for me characters are really interesting story behind is a really cool concept but it's just things like the reactor needing to be vented or the sleeping pod not having an emergency system or more medical pods that ruin it for me when it comes to movies especially when it's space settings you need writers who heavily think about every situation Alien being a perfect example of great storytelling in a space setting

[@mai.vancon]

It's the control pad that kept it from opening, not the door.

[@isaacvega8310]

0:23 is all he needed. Forgiveness is a powerful thing.

[@sidpheasant7585]

Thank you so much for getting it... Soooo many do not.

[@conatcha]

@@sidpheasant7585 That's right. There are many people that keep saying "oh, that's an example of Stockholm syndrome", "the movie should be shown from Aurora's perspective and we'd have an horror stalker movie" and dumb things like that. It is a beautiful story of pain and redemption.

[@LukeLovesRose]

The idea of Stockholm Syndrome was created by people who hate God and Christianity. They don't believe in turning the other cheek

[@cranbers]

love how the door wont' stay open reminds me of a puzzle in a lot of video games haha. The god of war games loved those.

[@jordankrzywicki9412]

Sometimes a life-and-death situation is required for romantic reconciliation

[@iago8761]

Ahah true a cliché

[@laylamason9908]

It does help with the drama

[@Mlogan11]

In an alternate timeline, Jim doesn't wake up his love interest, and man's up and just accepts his solitary life. The captain eventually wakes up and spots the problem, but is too ill to assist Jim. The difference now is Jim has access to the crew and can wake up the next in command to help him save the ship. The commander can then tell Jim about the med bay being able to put him back to sleep, and the commander is the odd one out but he's a crew member doing their duty. Jim then gets to wake up when the ship arrives and become a hero being a live witness and main actor in the events that saved the ship and all passengers. His love interest would want to know all about it to include in her book and then they would have a good introduction/connection.

[@johnfleet235]

They should have had an android pilot, but this company sounds cheap.

[@Polymerata]

Bad Plot

[@mechadoggy]

Eh, considering how the ship seems much more awesome than the planet they’re going to, I still find the canon route to be the good ending.

[@68jroche]

The med bay should have had half a dozen pods in it. Also there should have been a rotation of crew awake perhaps 6 months out of every 5 years of travel. Just saying!

[@FenrirWolfganger]

So by the end of one leg of the journey each crewman would have lost 12 years of their lives despite hundreds of ship voyages never having anything happen that the ships AI couldn't handle on its own?

[@Sunwaytiger]

@@FenrirWolfgangerthe medbay still should have had more than one pod in it. 5000 people and only one pod to service all of them

[@FenrirWolfganger]

@@Sunwaytiger The passengers weren't elderly and infirm taking a last chance cruise, they were young healthy fit colonists who'd have been further screened before boarding. The med bay probably wasn't going to be used at all. The pod was just being safe.

[@jamesfriesen191]

Either that or a crew of androids that monitor ship functions, with the authority to wake crew members if the automated systems can't fix issues.

[@Sunwaytiger]

@@FenrirWolfganger but they were still going to be woken up at least a week before arriving so they can get acclimatised, if more than one person gets majorly injured at the same time then that alone would overwhelm the medical capacities available. Either way, everything should be built to be failsafe not failproof

[@cincaisoya]

At least this movie has a great ending.

[@charliebrownn6622]

0:26 Come back with your shield, or on it... “There's no room for softness… not in Sparta. No place for weakness. Only the hard and strong may call themselves Spartans. Only the hard, only the strong".

[@Bloomcycle]

I can't live on this ship without you! I need someone to do the hard stuff 😂

[@slcRN1971]

There’s the usual commenters on here who seem to dislike most films, yet I enjoyed this movie. Some even comment on her acting skills yet, she has won major awards - - - an Oscar, a Golden Globe, a SAG award and a BAFTA.

[@IndigoAfterglow]

If only the directors of Gravity would have understood how tethers work in space.

[@timjohnson1199]

Holy moly! The naysayers! No joy in their lives. They must find it hard to get up and face reality every day!

[@doloresshapiro7261]

There’s magic in this movie. Need I say anything more????

[@sidpheasant7585]

It's God's blessing, and the Holy Spirit's activity, more than magic. Though the name Avalon has assiciations extending to both aspects. For many of us the associations with the name "Homestead 2" are now VERY specific... But this is also a Garden of Eden type story...

[@ukcchowdhury8161]

Everyone who saw these movies expecting second part

[@victor.huy.8021]

Jim: I died, 6000 people would live. Aurora: f’all, let’s all died. At least we spent a few days together.

[@wdbldr67]

Do you think she realizes he couldn't help what happened to him and that he couldn't save the ship alone, and without her everyone would have died.

[@knarf2570]

Yes at the latest at 00:23, when she forgives him and says that she cannot live on this ship without him.

[@raven4k998]

Fusion reactor that can run by itself for a century, that’s pure masterpiece of engineering. the computers can run without issue for over a century without repairs man the construction skill needed for that one blows me away since even the voyager space craft computers are not that old and they are already breaking down that says something about the tech in this movie

[@Jeff89Fox]

A. Open the vent door a bit at a time and slowly vent it till it’s cool, so your boyfriend doesn’t get burnt alive and blown out into space. B. Space suits that let you leave the ship via tether, but don’t have tiny jet packs for flying around on (or off) the tether??? C. He wakes her up every so often to hang out, then she goes back to sleep so she can have a life on homestead and with him? Maybe even take turns doing that?

[@concernedcitizen2076]

Great movie and acting from Jennifer Lawrence,

[@lifescansdarkly]

6:14 When she doesn't like dirty talk

[@omarmassaoudi2932]

That's good

[@nivlatenryuu8829]

bruh hahahahha

[@owenbrown3816]

Absolutely dead m8 😂😂

[@Daniel-cu8zt]

Damn, that's hilarious!!

[@ByteMeCompletely]

Shut up, I'm coming. Jennifer's tagline.

[@TalkingGIJoe]

Just a great movie... thoroughly enjoyed it!

[@J_GoTTi]

Really is a great movie

[@Growinggolfing]

I mean, wouldn’t you at least try to wedge the drill with the shield?

[@remembertobreathe66]

Jim's grav boots gave out under the blast. No way to hope a shield propped under a drill would sit tidy until the job is done.

[@Growinggolfing]

@@remembertobreathe66 not so fast my friend, the shape of the hole and it’s recessed door would create a vortex and the shield would be held into place by the air pressure.

[@remembertobreathe66]

@@Growinggolfing There's no angle of this hexadecagon door frame to wedge the shield, even once the drill tries to rotate the door closed again. Curious that Jim didn't try to crouch behind said door frame, with the heat just glancing off the shield on the way out. His grav boots wouldn't have given out since he'd be, as you suggested, held in place by the pressure.

[@georgelugenalt200]

yeah. Couldve jammed the shield sideways in the door and let the doors motor hold it tight while you at least crouched aside and let the main blast get by you. Suit would not be made to withstand any of that. Although there might be shielded suits somewhere on the ship. Eh. who cares.

[@Mrstealth93]

You got a point there. Just need to jam both ends of the panel between the tools handle and the floor of the vent.

[@chromosome24]

Hey Jim, how about you stand to the side...

[@IgnatiaWildsmith1227]

I don't think standing to the side would protect him from the radiation and several hundred million degree heat

[@owenbrown3816]

Plus he was inside a tunnel. There was no way to stand to the side

[@myrandomlife8881]

That's what i think

[@guytremblay1647]

Imagine being stuck with Jennifer Lawrence on a spaceship for the rest of your life ? Somany images come into mind if i was that lucky .

[@upandaljm]

The best movie about Stockholm syndrome I saw this year.

[@omnia9348]

Thats a whole new level

[@upandaljm]

@@omnia9348 nope, it the original level. Welcome.

[@conatcha]

This is the most deceitful comment I read today. This is not Stockholm syndrome at all. I bet you are one of those that needs to throw slander on anyone from the moment you wake up in the morning.

[@upandaljm]

@@conatcha the amount of assumption that you've made there as used up the gross domestic product of assumption for an entire nation and not a small nation either like china.. the bartender even addresses this very issue in the movie and if you had any idea what Stockholm syndrome was you would know that that is not only a factual statement but it's very funny.

[@conatcha]

@@upandaljm blah blah blah. You know, I have better things to do than discussing all the garbage you wrote there. I guess you wanted to post a "clever" comment to get likes and there you are, 25 other dumb people hit the thumb up button. Congrats and bye.

[@juanjoseperez7609]

Esa película es lo máximo. Es una de mis favoritas. No entiendo porque algunos no le gustó. Ciencia ficción es eso: ciencia ficción. Pero la historia es hermosa. La he visto mil veces.

[@ianmangham4570]

Absolutely AWESOME movie 🎬

[@josephna4403]

I really liked this movie.

[@doloresshapiro7261]

Still my. Favorite!

[@Iphonmm]

Every man wishes to be "Jim" for a woman who says "Come back to me, can't live this life without you" ... her face her voice, she's truly begging him to promise ...

[@startek119]

If that was actually a fusion reactor they’d both be dead. Her killed by the radiation from the fusion reaction and him from the plasma.

[@kuroroluxifer8321]

that room was obviously made with some tech that made it safe to be in it even with the reactor being active...the handle was hot because it was linked to the ship, and the reactor was obviously heating the metal parts close to it...the air wasn't as scorching since she opened the door, making the entire air of the ship mitigate the air temperature inside the reactor room.. and he had the suit on, which was designed to make people safely sit in deep space, so was clearly radiation resistant...plus he got healed by the advanced medical pod at the end which probably reatomized his body much like the machine from elysium, removing any cancer-inducing radiation from his body.

[@vinylaccord2742]

In the event of a leak inside a fusion reactor not only would the radiation be palpable but the plasma would immediately dissipate. Fusion reactors require extreme temperatures to operate and any variation of interior containment would cause the plasma to shred itself apart

[@toyshanger8945]

Marvel stole the scene for thor making his weapon

[@caboose2016]

My thoughts. Star Lord did it first.

[@LoveyQuinn]

@@caboose2016 Thor: breaths You guys:marvel (thor) stole it Okay so it's stealing or copying It can happen in any movie And you can't say they stole idea Cause it's just a normal thing It can happen, it's not stealing

[@caboose2016]

@@LoveyQuinn I think you are responding to the wrong person bud...I didn't say anybody stole anything...I was just making a lame joke that StarLord (Chris pratt) did it first. Held something open taking the discharge.

[@gu9838]

of course they make sure shes in a low cut top during that scene lol

[@aldosam5317]

The cable is always too short

[@timroden6617]

I used 5000 words a few days ago to tell the rest of the story going to Homestead 2. Wake up the midwife and have 15 kids. One of them is on the bridge when the Captain awakes. Another is in Engineering. Another is busy reassigning cabins to the passengers. We'll wake them up two months late because of the resources used during flight.

[@namduonghoang2931]

best scene starts at 5:59

[@horatiopong]

Oh you.

[@SnapStats247]

😁😁😁😁

[@morocreates]

gotta agree 😂

[@aykay7828]

The saddest thing about their story is that the passengers and the crew would know nothing about their heroisms.

[@DreamyWoIf]

Not true. Her recording at the end when the rest of the people awaken is meant to explain what happened.

[@dtm2741]

​@@DreamyWoIfLmao the corporation would've swept it all under the rug.

[@DreamyWoIf]

@@dtm2741 Only on Earth. The colonists would know, and they're the ones in this story who matter.

[@nukepuke932]

I figure their communications would be logged along with all the system malfunctions and whatnot.

[@HelenaRG71]

I wish they wouldn’t have added sound for the engines as there would be none.

[@Arkolight]

I just wanna go out like this

[@robertjensen1048]

My favorite part was the roomful of baby oil they used in zero gravity.

[@kevinfelix2543]

that was actually hard to watch because you know what shes doing, even thoughts its justified its still cruel and she knows it. She gives in to her dark side

[@ronaldhudson169]

I guess these passengers have had extensive suit training??

[@chanakyasinha8046]

How to win heart in space 😂

[@pacarter7169]

The end scene, would have been better if they were seen as the oldest couple on the ship.

[@metastabillity8991]

See now if only he was half Celestial he could have survived that.

[@ShmooyShmoo]

Space suit flaw…. Everyone who uses a harness knows that you need 2 tethers, one is always tethered to you while you adjust the other.

[@jurgen951]

This movie would have been a lot better if they made some structural changes, ending with Pratt dying and leaving Lawrence with the same eerie choice Pratt had.

[@renaissance18]

my favorite part at 7:29

[@Dreez76]

There was plenty of room to the side of the doorway to hide from the majority of the fire , apart from extra drama, i don't understand why he didn't use it.

[@johnbowman1076]

How do you make external repairs on a vessel travelling 0.5 light speed?

[@setnomA]

Hollywood

[@MiSt3300]

because of the laws of physics you are also travelling with the vessel, there is void in space so you have the same velocity as the vessel. It's as if an asteroid travels very fast, and a part of it detaches from it, it will retain the speed, but change direction

[@alexwiwel630]

It's all about relative speed

[@oVoidhawko]

Stow for 0g. Cut all thrust. Acceleration is no longer an issue, any EVA action is done at relative velocity unless otherwise acted upon by other forces.

[@vesta1000]

go back to elementary school. Speed doesn't kill you, acceleration does.

[@aryss.2]

Damn he got voted out but she still found a way to get him back, hacks?

[@ausername7470]

Not only would she be dead from the fusion reaction, but she would also burn alive being in there, if the handle was that hot every surface is that hot

[@TalkingGIJoe]

good thing it was just a movie...

[@kuroroluxifer8321]

that room was obviously made with some tech that made it safe to be in it even with the reactor being active...the handle was hot because it was linked to the ship, and the reactor was obviously heating the metal parts close to it...the air wasn't as scorching since she opened the door, making the entire air of the ship mitigate the air temperature inside the reactor room..

[@pierrel.3937]

actually which so much instability in the fusion plasma there would not be any reaction at all!

[@ausername7470]

@@pierrel.3937 true, unless we're talking about a fusion reactor that operates at 100% efficiency, which of course we're not. It would've fizzled out as soon as it went below 99.93% containment.

[@villep7907]

Not necessarily. Even if the surface is that hot it may have just been like that for a WHILE. And still it's possible to be there. I mean, 60 degrees is already really hot for the hand, and saunas can be 90 degrees easily. So it is still possible to live in there for a short amount of time

[@Amathylar]

So...all this advanced super tech and no backup thrusters on the suit in case the tether breaks?🤔

[@JakeRaymond7]

I want to like her, but I can’t stand Jennifer Lawrence’s emotional acting

[@eliaspeter7689]

Nice.

[@shahsyedzamal6226]

That man always goes to die in space😅😅😅😅

[@MLDawn]

Have you folks seen 'Life'? I think Calvin started this whole thing with this space ship!

[@matrix_dynamite8650]

He is the true Iron man

[@wilsondinglasan6943]

No, he's the Starlord😂😂😂

[@name_blank]

The "space is cold and everything freezes" is such an annoying and blatantly wrong trope. It is in fact the opposite, the heat that the body produces is far higher than thermal radiation, so space suits and ships have an overheating problem (that is then solved in other ways)

[@TfNeb_]

What are these comments

[@javajive9588]

Id have built you a house. Id have read your book.

[@jerrodgilmore685]

What’s this song?

[@elmercuriowey5]

I heard ''Nada'' From aurora?

[@markimusprime3]

open the door put the shield in and close the door on the shield?

[@paultruesdale7680]

Bad handle design, should be none conductive. Glad she improvised though.

[@reececarter5228]

great movie but why the siri voice for AI

[@donmcatee45]

Space Titanic…

[@senpai6167]

Bruh did a Thor before Thor did a Thor 😊

[@gary2smooth]

Wouldn’t be a bad way to die

[@Daniel-cu8zt]

6:14 What every Male wants to hear from J-Law

[@jiangrobin6903]

I mean come on, Engineering 101 would know have a backup for everything, espeically on a spaceship that will travel for 120 yesrs. they even mentioned that the ship has spare parts for everything, no bacup sleep pots? and whts the deal with "hibernation can never fail", everything can fail, there is no 100% of things. well, anyway otherwise we won't get a moive like this.

[@maclife2024]

Another version on Hodor 😂😢

[@Michael-rg7mx]

Look at meeee!!!! I'm the first female action star!!!

[@tiutran2610]

Red Planet(2000) ending?

[@marquisgt]

Did he died?

[@colt1815]

theoretically he should die anyway from the massive dose of radiation from the reactor.

[@andrzejgralak5329]

👍

[@farvision]

Of COURSE the cable will stop her!!!! WHAT A BAD PLOT!!!!

[@edswope28]

What would be the point of the cable if it wouldn't stop her. That's what it is for.

[@rbl4641]

Survival- unlikely

[@alfredohilado6760]

So starlord did it before thor

[@adams115]

Me after taco bell

[@twstf8905]

She's amazing. 🔥 One of, if not THE, sexiest women on the Planet.

[@OpenGL4ever]

She is a very good actor. But there are definitely much more sexiest women on the Planet.

[@bananaslol1]

@@OpenGL4ever her amazing acting makes her sexier and more desirable than she is. 😁

[@OpenGL4ever]

@@bananaslol1 I prefer women who are the sexiest women in the world and who have studied science. A Master or Bachelor of Science is superior to a Master or Bachelor of Arts.

[@anonymoususer4534]

@@OpenGL4ever sexier women that have bigger boobs are better than the actors

[@setnomA]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder

[@RoxiVazz]

Johnny karate

[@joelwillems4081]

So... is the ship no longer moving? Because he'd be quickly lost behind if it was.

[@thedoge9590]

No the ship is still moving, I'm guessing it's a similar concept as to why if you throw a ball in the air in a moving car it doesn't immediately fly to the back of the car. The ball is moving at the same speed as the car vertically.....there's alot of terribly inaccurate science in this film but I think this isn't one of them

[@pyrogreg8]

If you jump, why doesn't the Earth go whooshing past under your feet? Same reason, he keeps the momentum of the ship, all the changes in momentum he makes only results in him going slightly slower than the ship, which is why it appears he is drifting away when really the ship is just slowly getting more ahead of him.

[@t.gchannel4067]

if you are the dude in this movie you cant survive..

[@ReddwarfIV]

It probably just accelerates very slowly. Continuous thrust means you can reach very high speeds even with low acceleration.

[@lifelikelisa]

Sooo…is he dead?

[@whatcanisayenglishvocabula9562]

Por dicha se desperto un mecanico, y no un influencer

[@sidpheasant7585]

Gracias al Espiritu Santo...