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[@patrickary3956]

Thank you for watching this one. It's one of my favorite low budget, indie movies. And Sam Rockwell is amazing!

[@Ultracity6060]

Speaking of low budget indie sci-fi movies... Primer!

[@alexeyserov5709]

He is one of my favorite actors since Confessions of A Dangerous Mind. Truly amazing actor but not conventionally attractive enough to be a huge movie star. Still got his score of good roles

[@pmbbmp]

@@alexeyserov5709 First saw him in Box of Moonlight with John Turturro. If you haven't seen it you should put it on your list

[@dlweiss]

There's also a fan-theory that part of why the clones keep withering and dying is because the entire Moon base hasn't been built to shield against space radiation - another cost-saving decision by the company. So the clones are slowly getting radiation poisoning, which exacerbates their declining health. Lovely reactions to a brilliant film! :)

[@Tigermania]

Thx for already writing what I was exactly going to say. All the clues are radiation poisoning, then just replace with a new fresh clone.

[@alexfilma16]

So why aren’t all the clones asleep in storage dying of radiation poison too?

[@aaaagamedev3524]

@@alexfilma16 Because they are underground. This is real science - the only way to shield from radiation is with mass - concrete, water, everything that can absorb the high energy particles. Current prototypes of moon habitat utilize the surface rock to create a sort of igloo of moon concrete on top of habitable domes. There are other ways to shield from space radiation, the ISS is in low orbit so its shielded by Earth magnetosphere, which is not present on the Moon. You can build underground of course on the moon, but anything on the surface will require either a cheap way - a thick layer of any absorbing material, or a costly high tech solutions like expensive polymers/alloys, or water system, and its a problem to get water on the moon. So all in all this is a pretty convincing theory.

[@aaaagamedev3524]

I forgot to mention there is another expensive way to shield from cosmic rays - its with a special electrified lattice that acts as a magnetic bubble, i think they are used (or proposed) on long range probes (think Voyager), acts as sort of a force field that deflects a lot of harmful particles, but its for electronics only, i don't know if it would prevent harm if a human was onboard.

[@DarthMohammedRules]

@@alexfilma16 Because they are so far beneath the surface that they are shielded from the radiation. I mean, pragmatically, that would be the best way to get radiation shieding when on the Moon for extended periods of time in real life... underground, with a lot of metal/shielding materials above you. I mean, if NASA or Space X or whoever really wanted to build a base on the Moon, and underground base would probably be the most practical means for protecting the inhabitants from solar radiation. Hell, if we're even considering this "radiation sickness" theory, it would stand to reason that the clone chamber (already below the surface/underneath the main facility) has been even further reinforced for exactly this. I mean, if the company's gonna spend the extra money, *that* would be where to put it.

[@fusionaddict]

I love that Jones decided to subvert to sinister AI trope. Gerty genuinely cared about the Sams and didn't want them to be hurt, even though Gerty's actions and the information he withheld from Sam was indirectly hurtful, but as soon as the Sams know what's going on Gerty starts directly conspiring with them, because it would be what's most helpful to them at that point.

[@lightscameronreaction6860]

One of the Most Underrated Movies of the 2000’s.

[@Cifer77]

I love that GERTY is genuinely there to care for Sam's well being. He has directives and rules to follow, but Rule #1 seems to be "Keep Sam Safe"

[@sinsgalore5146]

"Daddy?" "Oh my God, Hunter? Hunter! HOLD YOUR FIRE!" "Leave the clone alone daddy" "Wh-What? What are you talking about?" "Leave the clone alone" Melts away KEEP SAM SAFE

[@redwinsh258]

It's really prescient of how AI seems to be capable of having back thoughts, and an accumulation of influences can actually alter it's given directives

[@theoriginalshew]

Was that Rick and Morty "Keep-Summer-Safe" a reference to this?

[@gnarxy]

The director did another movie called "Mute" that takes place in the same universe as Moon. There is a cool little throwaway scene in Mute that shows, in the background, a news report where you can see a courtroom filled with multiple Sam Rockwell clones.

[@spencero3278]

@@gnarxy is it any good? I really liked this movie, I didn't realize there was another "connected" movie

[@kuhpunkt]

@@spencero3278 It's been ages since I saw it... but I remember it being incredibly dull.

[@richieclean]

Shame it was dreadful.

[@Dularr]

​​@@spencero3278no it was bad. Duncan Jones had a idea for a story, but the script ended up being forced. Contrived. A bit insulting.

[@Peng-444]

I don't think Mute is as bad as everyone says. But it isn't as good as Moon (or even Source Code)

[@bamjo8750]

The first time I saw Sam Rockwell was as the silly redshirt in Galaxy Quest. When I saw him in this I was blown away. He really is an excellent actor.

[@kuhpunkt]

You didn't see the original Turtles movie?!

[@subliminallime4321]

​@@kuhpunkt regular or menthol?

[@Cau_No]

"Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" has another great performance by him.

[@hurricane1951]

In "Three Billboards outside Ebbing Missouri" (a truly excellent film) he won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. The more you watch him the greater respect you have. He actually doesn't appear in many comedies like Galaxy Quest.

[@catcherinthesky]

You mean Security Chief Roc Ingersol?

[@kevinburton3948]

Sam's funny t-shirt "Wake me when it's quitting time" takes on a great double meaning when we find out how the clones work... "Awake a new clone when the previous one's contract/life has concluded."

[@CybrSlydr]

I absolutely ADORE this movie. It's... so human. One thing that doesn't get enough credit is Clint Mansell's hauntingly beautiful/sad score. Especially the, "Memories (Someone you'll never know)".

[@SuzakuX]

It's a minor thing but I like how they show the older Sam's personality deviated from the fresh clone after spending three years in isolation.

[@toms1313]

This put me off from the movie for a couple of minutes since their interactions didn't seem like it was coming from the same person and at that point i was like: 😮

[@sanbilge]

@@toms1313 The posture, the voice, the grumpy old man mood... I forgot I was watching the same actor.

[@DarthLesbian]

@@toms1313 Why would it put you off? Did you expect human personality to remain static? Especially when going through such an intense experience?

[@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t]

"I think I'm a clone now, "There's always two of me just a-hangin' around"

[@ApesAmongUs]

Every pair of genes is a hand me do-own.

[@gregthebaritone]

The beating of our hearts is the only sound

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

Funny.

[@EdiZonCarTeR]

He who is tired of Weird AL is tired of life

[@Tocy777isback0414]

the SOUNDTRACK man... the SOUNDTRACK holy crap

[@Klung1]

The word is that Sony made the choice not to support an Oscar campaign for Sam Rockwell or the movie in general because they wanted to push other projects for consideration instead. The entire creative team was short changed by the studio.

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

That’s really sad and disgusting.

[@zmarko]

The score for this movie is excellent from Clint Mansell. Very simple (solitary) piano pieces. And Rockwell's performance is great, too.

[@Cau_No]

Mansell's Scores are high up my favourites list. Requiem for a Dream, 𝜋, The Hole, ...

[@TC-by3il]

@@Cau_No The Fountain has one of the best soundtracks ever imo.

[@Alfje17]

I used to have his Solaris score on repeat, his compositions are both soothing and sinister.

[@Cau_No]

@@Alfje17 Solaris was scored by Cliff Martinez. I like that one, too, but - wrong composer.

[@WUStLBear82]

_Silent Running_ is a clear antecedent to this movie, has a message that's still relevant 50 years later, and the soundtrack has a couple of songs sung by Joan Baez. _Outland_ will add to your Sean Connery playlist, and Frances Sternhagen (Cliff Claven's mom in _Cheers_ ) is fantastic as the alcoholic doctor who is his only ally.

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

outland, oh boy, saw that too young lol. ever seen "Runaway"?

[@YvonneSanders-hv2gc]

ah SIlent Running, underrated film

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

@YvonneSanders-hv2gc yep, no one heard about it ;)

[@blakemeads9225]

Outland freaking rules!

[@clayjohanson]

“Silent Running” is the first movie I ever remember seeing. I watch it at least once a year - beautiful film with an amazing soundtrack.

[@hurricane1951]

Sam Rockwell tries to dance in every movie he makes, and he kept it up here.

[@fallyoverguy]

Just fyi, there is no "dark side" of the Moon as the Pink Floyd album suggests. There is a "far side" of the Moon that always faces away from the Earth but every part of the Moon still gets sunlight half of the time.

[@stvbrsn]

Of course. The old Scottish dude at the studio whose voice they recorded said it himself. “There’s no dark side of the moon, really. As a matter of fact, it’s all dark.”

[@tomasbeha1645]

YES, FINALLY! Somebody reacting to one of my favorite movies... The performance by Sam Rockwell is sooo good 💪👍

[@digapygmy70]

I once met a man named Sam Bell, and I so desperately wanted to tell him that I’m Sam Bell too, but I could tell he wouldn’t have a clue what I was talking about 😂 I love this movie so much, an underrated gem!

[@AbrorXayrullayev]

Clint Mansell- Welcome to Lunar Industries just 💙💙💙. He did great job to this movie

[@blortmeister]

When we saw this it felt like it came from a universe where Star Wars never happened, that 2001 was the last big space film. The slow pace, measured reveals, even the use of miniatures. It just made me so happy to be in that universe.

[@alexhaas9653]

Fantastic movie. And Sam Rockwell. Amazing actor. He really can do it all, great range. Some examples: Wild Bill in Green Mile, Guy in Galaxy Quest, Eric Knox in Charlie's Angel's, Chuck Barris in Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Billy in Seven Psychopaths. Always on top of his game and believable.

[@sean---the-other-one]

The Way Way Back. So charismatic.

[@arnodk2852]

Don't forget Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri, he's great in that (made by the same guy who made Seven Psychopaths, The Banshees of Inisherin and In Bruges).

[@sean---the-other-one]

@ And Calvary and The Guard

[@sean---the-other-one]

@ But yes, Sam’s great in 3 Billboards…. The whole cast is awesome!

[@Madbandit77]

​@@sean---the-other-one That performance was inspired by Bill Murray's role in "Meatballs".

[@jpa5038]

I'm pretty sure it's never explicitly revealed that the clones just break down on their own. I think it has to do with the fact that he's constantly moving around on the Moon and being exposed to the radiation inherent in space with no atmosphere to protect him. It's literally being on the Moon that eventually kills them and requires so many replacement clones.

[@ShinmenGames]

Except it's heavily implied that the original Sam did his 3 year stint there without issue hence the 3 years of messages from his wife.

[@woodch]

Wow, you guys had so much of this figured out early. My theory on the "expiration date" is that it's simply the limits of the human body they're running up against. There is no ozone layer or any other atmosphere to help filter out UV and radiation from the sun and outer space, so a lifetime would be shortened A LOT if you spent every moment in that environment.

[@Eidlones]

The original Sam did his 3 year run, though. That's how there was 3 years of correspondence with his wife. We don't see him, but we hear him offscreen and he seems perfectly fine.

[@olddog330]

Good point. Plus, the artificiality of cloning must inescapably introduce bit errors in the duplicated genome. Cumulatively over the lifetime of the clone, the body's replacement cells become more and more imperfect, setting up rapid-onset tissue deterioration and organ failure. Also, studies of ISS occupants document the health problem due to long-duration microgravity. The moon has some gravity, but so low compared to Earth, the deterioration is merely slowed down a little.

[@MandoWookie]

Remember though, this isn't the actual original base, and all those Sams shown being disposed weren't from the same facility. Gerty has access to way more than Sam, as he can contact HQ & get around the security. IIRC they show multiple identical facilities at the end across the dark side of the Moon, likely all staffed by Sams. The original Sam likely signed up for the initial project 15 years prior,for a pilot program contract, & didnt know he was scanned & cloned after. Also, judging by how the clones act as they come out of cryo, they likely aren't doing a full 3 years. New Sam already knew Gerty, was already familiar with the base. They likely had other guys like the OG Sam for the pilot program & other facilities initially, but Sam was likely the only candidate that A: Completed his 3 year contract, & B: Had a suitably convenient accident early in(but post all the expensive training & ride up) that worked as way to bring in new clones with minimal disruption. Also my theory about the 'ghosts' Old Sam was seeing at the beginning? Gerty is the one uploading the memory implants during the thaw out, & like the log computer messing up and showing an old log to the wrong Sam, some of Gertys 'memories' & repeated overwrites of previous Sams leaked into the implants. Also why New Sam has a nightmare about Old Sam trapped in the rover. Its quite obvious Gerty is operating outside his expected directive behavior, and likely did have a AI paradox before the start of the film where he ran into a problem that his directives demanded conflicting responses & had to start priorizing which directives took precedent, & settled on 'Help Sam' as 1st priority. Its been a slow moving cascade failure since then, with him following his other directives only as far as it doesn't hurt Sam.

[@infinitysynthesis]

Such a good movie. I first watched it knowing nothing about the story and had no spoilers (which is rare these days). Rockwell shows how great of a actor he is by carrying the whole movie on his back.

[@richiecabral3602]

So, you said that you already know that Duncan Jones is David Bowie's son, and Jones was David Bowie's real surname, but just because I think it's funny, I'll take it upon myself to remind everyone that Duncan Jones had originally been named Zowie Bowie!

[@MarcosElMalo2]

Simone is always right. She thought she was wrong once, but she was mistaken.

[@Ithro-Ithrozovich]

Two wrongs make a right!

[@TheRealRodent]

One of my top 10 movies of all time. I think I recommended this to you guys. Of the past 25 years, easily the strongest sci-fi of all time.

[@kevinburton3948]

The alarm clock that plays “The One and Only” by the Chesney Hawkes- The lyric heard is “I am the one and only!”... When we first hear the song it is a funny pun that Sam is alone on the station; he truly is the “one and only.” However the second time we hear it (after discovering there are hundreds of clones in the secret room) we now know that Sam is anything *BUT* the “one and only.” The song is now incredibly ironic.

[@gnericgnome4214]

I just heard that song yesterday while watching "Doc Hollywood"

[@enkilqc]

Sam Rockwell is one of those actor that we need to see so much more often, he kills in everything in does. Especially in this movie, one of my favorite for sure!

[@kuhpunkt]

Are you calling him a murderer? Wowie.

[@danpalacios1540]

I loved watching you figure it out in real time. A great "hard sci-fi" movie which leaves you with multiple philosophical topics of conversation

[@Enrique-Garcia]

I think what happened with Gerty is that the company never planned on this situation happening, so they never programmed it into Gerty. Because Gerty's prime directive is to maintain Sam's well-being and support him in any way (as long as it keeps him "in line"), Gerty didn't know what to do in terms of handling two Sams, so it just fell back on its programming of supporting Sam. It logically concluded that Sam knew about the clones so there was no point in keeping up the charade.

[@AltCutTV]

"What? Don't you have subroutines Sam?" 😹

[@MothproofKT]

I love that when posed with the hypothetical of having your own clone, George immediately went to “I’d know how to push their buttons and annoy them” and Simone went straight to “but they’d understand how I feel on everything and it would be great!” 😂 Two very different mentalities right there 🤣 I’ve never seen this movie but watched your reaction anyway. Great job as always. I may have missed something, but I did consider it’s possible the original guy did make it home to his family. When the daughter calls to her Dad, we never see him. Maybe he did make it back and the clones are now the ones stuck out there, believing they’re the original and will eventually make it back? Regardless of if I’m talking BS, I love the films that get you both to think and hypothesise on how it all works. 12 Angry Men was such a good one for that, in a different way. Love to you both and happy new year ❤🎉

[@cainbeatsable5727]

probably Sams best role/movie... very underrated.. he is also excellent in 7 PSYCHOPATHS

[@GothikBeerTV]

Definitely one of my favourites! Look what you can achieve with two actors, one of which you never see!

[@2nd3rd1st]

Oh, now you need to watch Sam Rockwell starring in Seven Psychopaths as well! It's such an incredibly funny and twisty-turny hidden gem of a movie!

[@mots503]

When Simone is talking about maybe he could find a doctor to help him with his life expectancy - that’s basically the plot of Bladerunner.

[@dustinkennemer5033]

This is such a good film, and no one ever reviews it. The soundtrack lives in my head permanently. I'm exited for your take, S&G 😁👍

[@VonRichtburg]

If you "want to know more", the movie "Mute" with Alexander Skarsgard takes place in the same universe.

[@Tocy777isback0414]

woah I didn't know!!

[@VonRichtburg]

@@Tocy777isback0414 It is very brief, but in the background, at some point I can't remember when, there news playing. And the news are talking about the incident. It does not have much, if any, impact on the story of Mute though.

[@Dirkus17]

Searching for long-range comms. I love this movie. I love the look, the intelligence, the ingenuity, the casting, and above all I *love* the soundtrack.

[@munkeypantsman]

It was such a brilliant writing choice to give "new" Sam anger issues, and show the contrast of his personality before and after 3 years of learning to manage his anger in solitude.

[@bigtomiguess]

I love how in the monologue of speaking of the memory, "Sam 2" is talking about how she says this to me, does that with me, and then shifts to saying to "you", referring to how it happened to Sam 1...

[@bigtomiguess]

or sorry, it's the opposite, it's like he starts out telling the memory FOR the Sam 1, then he winds up being lost in the memory himself, and living it himself.... so sad!!

[@spud69g]

Such an unknown gem. Nobody I know has even heard of this one. One of my favorite slow burns.

[@Lexyvil]

I remember enjoying this movie a lot when I first watched it almost 15 years ago! Glad to see reactions to it.

[@chopps75]

You two should absolutely react to both "Outland" (1981, Sean Connery) and "Silent Running" (1972, Bruce Dern) peak Sci-Fi films.

[@mikedignum1868]

Outland is a really good film. I can't watch Silent Running, it makes me cry.

[@cutthr0atjake]

Siilent Running is phenomenal & so heart breaking.

[@gnericgnome4214]

I love Outland, laugh my ass off at "Silent Running". They should do a remake of Silent Running now that they have the tech to make it look believable. It's still complete horseshit, but at least it would be believable horseshit. Outland is basically "High Noon in outer space". I love it for one scene. Sean Connery is _nothing_ like my father, but in the racquetball court when he's talking to Lazarus... that's my dad. That's his attitude, his spirit, his character.

[@AltCutTV]

Nooo... But the cute robots are essential. 😺 Anyway, the Silent Running inspiration makes sense I suppose. Though it is like a complete reverse situation in most aspects.

[@LeePresson]

GERTY's job is to help Sam. GERTY doesn't care how many Sams there are.

[@hiddentechno8266]

Client Mansell does the best musical scores, my favourite being the one for Pi (1998) which also is a who's who of 90s electronic dance music.

[@kuhpunkt]

Fountain > *

[@NicholasSWilliams]

Such an underrated/unknown gem. So glad you're reacting to it!

[@Ithro-Ithrozovich]

One of my favourite movies of all time. Sam pulling the little "kick me" post-it note off of GERTY always makes me smile like an idiot.

[@stvbrsn]

One of my favorite movies of the last 20 years.

[@TheWebcrafter]

4:10 - WIFE OF 'STING'. Moon was produced by Judie Styler. In the mid-1990s, Styler established Xingu Films, a production company dedicated to supporting new talent, such as Guy Ritchie, Dito Montiel and Duncan Jones. Styler has produced and co-directed several award-winning documentaries and feature films, including Guy Ritchie's Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Snatch; and Michael Apted's Moving the Mountain, which won the 1994 International Independent Documentary Award. The film 'Moon' pays homage to the films of Duncan Jones' youth, such as Silent Running (1972), Alien (1979), and Outland (1981).

[@TheWebcrafter]

1:11 - SON OF BOWIE (David and Angie). Moon was Duncan Jones's directorial debut, for which he won the BAFTA Award for Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer. Jones's second movie was 'Source Code' (2011) starring Jake Gyllenhaal. Definitely worth a watch.

[@hanniwolfes2865]

the alarm clock song "I am the one and only" was so funny, when you find out about the cloning.

[@write2pras84]

One of my favorite space movies, even just movies. So underrated and unheard of. Sam was just outstanding. And I was obsessed with the Mansell’s soundtrack for many weeks after I watched this movie back in 2009. Glad you got to experience it. 🎉

[@КиануДепп]

Solyaris (1972) Murder on the Moon, (1989) Vyzov (2023) The Black Hole, (1979) Forbidden Planet, (1956) Le Voyage dans la lune, (1902) Lexx (1997 - 2002) Farscape (1999 - 2003)

[@ZemplinTemplar]

Just Solaris.

[@xyber52]

Moon, Another Earth, and Europa Report are fantastic sci-fi movies that often get overlooked.

[@alexle6105]

Sam Rockwell is a gem, if you want another great acclaimed movie that wasn't mainstream check out The Way Way Back

[@pmbbmp]

Rockwell's first major acting success was in "Box of Moonlight" co-starring beside John Turturro. It's a real hidden gem of a film. You guys should watch it.

[@avisser5345]

Cool, I didn't know anyone was aware of this movie. Sam Rockwell is one of our best actors. Would love to see a remake of Enemy Mine starring him and Dave Bautista.

[@ShinmenGames]

I'm so glad y'all like the movie so much. It's up there in my top 20 favorites. Great reaction!

[@macronencer]

I was so excited to see this come up in my subscriptions feed. I've been hoping for a long time that you would cover this excellent film, which has never got enough recognition. I love Space Opera as much as anyone and have been known to shout "pew! pew!" on occasion, but I grew up reading science fiction books from the 1960s and 1970s as well... and this belongs firmly in that classic category.

[@woodch]

Getting in early to say I'm so glad you're finally watching this one! One of my favorite more recent SciFi movies, and a tour de force for Sam Rockwell. I hope you guys enjoy it!

[@baeleth]

Fun fact. The models and some sets were originally built for a Red Dwarf movie that never got filmed. (Red Dwarf is a British science fiction sitcom that you totally should watch!)

[@Dularr]

Strong recommend for Silent Running and Outland.

[@guitaroffthecuff-davids5528]

That's so cool that it was written for Sam to play in, through a collab idea session with the writer. It worked, though. This movie is a masterpiece. Sam Rockwell is epic. Y'all stay awesome!

[@denniskrause3271]

The most likeable and endearing reaction duo. It's always a pleasure to watch you. Best regards from Germany.

[@LezArtist5]

I'm sure both you know. As the Moon travel's around the Earth, it gets sun light from all sides. No dark side

[@sean---the-other-one]

Sam is great in so many different roles. One of my favourites is his character in The Way Way Back.

[@SvenGold]

If they're supposed to be alone up there, why send a table-tennis table up there with them?. THAT ist THE really important question. LUL

[@stevemcgowen]

5million$ budget that looks better than most 100 million$ movies.

[@martinholt8168]

My favorite Moon Landing Conspiracy Theory: Stanley Kubrick did indeed film the Moon Landing as a hoax. However, because Kubrick is a dedicated artiste, he insisted on filming on location.

[@IanJenn356094]

Clint Mansell is a great composer. Did Black Swan, The Fountain, Requiem for a Dream and the Mass Effect trilogy

[@BionicProse]

I’m so glad you guys are watching this one! Sam Rockwell was totally robbed for a best acting nom.

[@burgeeburger9328]

I like rewatching movies with you guys

[@sntxrrr]

This is one of those movies you discover to your absolute delight.

[@aaronisacomedian]

WHAT?! THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITES

[@frnkndad]

So glad you finally got to this one. It's criminally under-rated.

[@heavycritic9554]

2:20 No, he's a whaler on the Moon. He carries a harpoon. For there ain't no whales, so he tells tall tales and sings a merry tune.

[@bg7893]

If we had clone George and Simone they could do twice as many react videos and we could gauge how their personalities diverge. For a more humourous take on clones you might try Multiplicity with Michael Keaton.

[@jameyspielt]

I actually somehow missed this movie. thanks for bringing it to my attention! ;) greetings from germany.

[@peloquin5652]

Man, you guys really watch THE best movies!

[@dcanmore]

Yup, Outland is a must, grungy industrial Sc-fi western with Sean Connery.

[@WayneCoston-kj1go]

Saw this at the cinema. Top job by everyone involved. Beautiful music. Very believable environment and amazing model work. Sam Rockwell on amazing form. Very emotional, too.

[@CineRam]

There's a great scene in "The Island" where two Ewan McGregors are talking while one cuts a wristband off of the other. This movie has an even more impressive scene where one of the Rockwells is touching the clothes of the other. VFX have come along way since "Dead Ringers" and the two Jeremy Irons (all they could really do is walk side-by-side down a hallway).

[@DrTeeth66]

I briefly met the director - Duncan Jones, David Bowie's son. Really nice man. He's just finished shooting a Rogue Trooper movie (2000AD character, like Judge Dredd) in Rebellion's studio the UK - that'll be out this year.

[@JoeWedgwood-ik9zo]

This made me realise what a brilliant actor Sam Rockwell is 👍🏻

[@dargis49]

Love watching people. Watch it for the first time. Easy 10 out of 10 movie. Brilliant!

[@PatagonDane]

YES! AWSOME MOVIE. Haven't even watch the reaction yet, but I'm happy you chose this one. I love it

[@andresramirezmolina]

Double Simone for the Thumbnail is perfection!

[@azean84]

I assume the reason Sam clones keep dying is because of the radiation on the moons surface

[@Youcannotfalter]

Its definitely a modern day Sci Fi classic. Duncan Jones second movie Source Code is really fantastic too.

[@ianhislop6782]

Another great space movie dealing with isolation is Silent Running (1972).

[@ShootAUT]

Definitely on my "best movies of all time" list. I especially like Clint Mansell's soundtrack composition that perfectly accentuates key moments.

[@silverlinetonight5707]

Please Watch The Blob 1988 😊😊😊

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

and "Cube"

[@danmelvin9460]

The Blob is a damn near perfect movie as far as structure is concerned. So good!

[@Tigermania]

If you have already seen Silent Running and Outland then hearing in the trivia Moon was written for Rockwell based on those movies is even better.

[@MacCoy]

love this movie, have the soundtrack on repeat as i 3dmodel and stuff. very soothing

[@CharlesVanNoland]

Kevin Spacey wasn't evil in K-PAX. He was enigmatic, sorta like Forest Gump.

[@thedukeofnuts]

He was also a CDC scientist in Outbreak.

[@schuettjoel]

Well that and American Beauty

[@SomedaySam]

Sam Rockwell finds a way to dance in every movie he is in.

[@VKayed]

Among all the movie adaptations of video games, that usually end up in disastrous flops, I found _Warcraft_ and _Doom_ were surprisingly watchable.

[@PjotrStroganov]

Outland and Silent Running both are worth watching.