Passengers (2016) | Jim & Aurora Meet The Captain | Jennifer Lawrence, Laurence Fishburne

[@galex5060]

At least get it right; he's not the captain. He even says in this clip that he is the Deck Chief. Andy Garcia, who is shown at the end, is Captain Norris. Do your homework before you post. It's not that hard.

[@rotyler2177]

ok Movie Sherrif

[@TiLameiras]

@@rotyler2177 At least get it right - it's not "sherrif". @galex5060, who was the first to comment, is the Movie Sheriff. Do your homework before you post. It's not that hard.

[@rotyler2177]

@@TiLameiras who is Galex? :) sounds like an intergalactic name

[@rotyler2177]

@@galex5060 Good grammar is hard tho, it seems.

[@Sam-mv3if]

​@@rotyler2177 stop waffling.

[@roydelpozo4816]

lol . Right in the clip ! lol

[@68spc]

I never liked the tree thing. Given the length of the voyage, trees would be huge even if they were brought on as saplings. That amount of growth from a seed from when he woke up wouldn’t happen either. So it just doesn’t work.

[@Edi_J]

Why do you think they couldn't store trees exactly that size? Mature enough to survive the travel and small enough to store?

[@68spc]

@Edi_J because they would continue to grow for the 120 years. They would be huge by the time they got there. It just wouldn't be practical. And the water they would consume during the trip. Seed transport would make the only sense.

[@Edi_J]

@@68spc We don't know what would be practical... Maybe seeds would be too fragile for cosmic radiation, and they hibernated plants of certain age. Don't sink into technicalities too much, it is a science but fiction...

[@mitche5007]

I blame Morpheus😮

[@TheGreatSeraphim]

At .5c and having traveled for 30 years. There is a slim possibility they could have lived to see Homestead 2 because of relativity. For them, if relativity is correct, the trip would only be ~100(-30) years not 120.

[@WilliamBusuttil]

12-01-2025. When this first came out, the name of the ship was the city of Valletta, then they changed it?

[@peteramaranth85]

It sucks how it ends, with them loving there life till the end to save the people on the ship I hope they didn't die a separate times more like died together of old age. If they had kids the crew could help them but I'm not sure

[@Edi_J]

The ending tells us that "the world" is not as important as we think compared to the one person we love. They both had "a life" on Earth before and were supposed to have "another life" after arrival - but neither of those lives was better than what they achieved on the ship: having found true love. Just a space romance

[@DanWint]

Makes you think, want to take the first Interstellar ride.

[@god0fgames100]

Still a resounding yes.

[@brucecampbell3062]

Loved the movie. Wish the world would spend the money and build a ship instead of bombs. Mankind so greedy. Kill for a buck or prestige 😢

[@Edi_J]

This ship is actually said to be built by a greedy corporation, segregating passengers by wealth and squeezing last dollar out of them.

[@user-jt5vm3mi1w]

1 one year and he murders

[@Edi_J]

the man was drownin'...

[@MatCumbo]

One year and a life time to go...