Passengers: Partner Mode Games (Chris Pratt, Jennifer Lawrence Scene)

[@760HorsePower]

This movie is so fresh and new and awesome. Plus its hard to make a space movie without any aliens

[@Chris.in.taiwan]

Then watch the movie sunshine

[@MrOnlyforcommenting]

1:17 Jim thought he got busted

[@CSUnger]

Pretty good acting. Try it sometimes, it's not that easy.

[@carmastermax2129]

God this film was told backwards. They missed a huge twist point of starting with Aurora and then finding out Jim woke her up. Little things like this scene where she asks "why did you do it?" And jim getting anxious would have been such good little hints at what actually happened.

[@Michael-dy2lb]

No. They weren't telling her story. They were telling his story. We needed to see what it was like for him. The slow descent into madness caused not just by loneliness, but by hopelessness as well. He was looking at a lifetime spent alone and it drove him to despair and to ultimately do something he knew was horribly selfish. And then we see him forced to live with that decision, the moments when he hates himself, and then he almost forgets, remembers, and hates himself all over again. Wonderful job of storytelling. And Chris Pratt pulls off that subtlety of emotion so good.

[@squattingheads]

@@Michael-dy2lb I aggree with carmaster. It would have been the better story

[@sandal_thong8631]

I'm with the people who say it should have been from her perspective. Then we'd see more of her breakdown when she's not talking to him for months, other than to say "It's not Tuesday," and for her to wonder what else he might do, like maybe thinking the breakdowns are his doing to get her attention. Her turnaround is so sudden in the last two days, although about a year has passed.

[@pulle88]

must be a all-time great movie when it still gets the internet discussing all that was wrong with it....... have not seen that in the last 7 years since it came out in 2016 woke bullshit killed all creative movies...... lets hope it changes soon

[@toomanyaccounts]

you need to read the original screenplay

[@knarf2570]

We would never fully understand and feel the conflict of conscience and the loneliness and despair in his situation when he woke her up. We wouldn't know what happened to the ship and why the hell he was awake in the first place. All of that could only have been told through flashbacks, the fragmented narrative would have left his entire story incomprehensible. It would feel like half of the story would be lost and all of that just because of a bigger aha moment when she finds out? There is a much more significant aha moment: the moment when he goes out to open the ventilation shaft and vent the reactor. The moment when she finally forgives him and decides to live with him. Because she realizes that she would have died in hypersleep if he had NOT woken her up. Because he could NOT have saved the ship on his own without her help. No, I disagree. The significance of his decision can only be understood if you have previously experienced his loneliness as a viewer. It is precisely the continuity in the story that ensures that as a viewer you don't have to guess the respective actions of the protagonists, but can experience them first hand.

[@sandal_thong8631]

@@knarf2570 Yes, having him be a sympathetic character was important to the story. But her breakdown, being on her own with only the robot bartender to talk to was left out, so what took most of a year, maybe, looked like a couple days. So her turnaround seemed weak.

[@siphonophores]

If the movie started through the perspective of Aurora, the part at 1:17 with Jim's expression after being asked would've totally got me "yeahhh, this dude definitely did something horrible".

[@Project2025WILLRUINYOURLIFE]

JLaw actually suggested they should have done the movie this way, had it from Aurora's perspective and found out Jim did it later. I think that would have worked great.

[@Michael-dy2lb]

@@Project2025WILLRUINYOURLIFE And yet it was so much better this way.

[@squattingheads]

@@Michael-dy2lb accept that people dont aggree with you.

[@thefeelingofunfair4052]

So his a electrical engineer that specializes in nuclear propulsion systems and gets a 20% discount on starting a new life on a new planet. She's a writer and gets an all expense paid for trip. So their must be a shortage of writers in the future and WAY to many electrical propulsion engineers

[@PantsuTaigas]

Supply and Demand I guess. They want her because she’s going to write a full length journalistic article + interviews as the first person to go to a Homestead and return. That’s super valuable PR for the company. On the other hand, once he arrives at the colony he’s going to be working for the colony, which is essential to keeping the place running but does little to improve company profits

[@teitoklein8207]

@@PantsuTaigas adding to your reply, this trip takes near abt 200 yrs and thats not even counting the return trip, so theres will hardly be journalists very eager to leave everything on earth and take this 350+yrs trip to write abt it.

[@Y3w3lz]

It's not really a discount... the 20% is a payment plan. They discounted his ticket to laborer pricing and get him into generational debt 🤷🏾‍♀️ Sounds kinda like being middle class with a college degree and the ambition of a house.

[@P.W.N.ed_9000]

@@Y3w3lz this is also not including the debt he would have acquired over the 4 month trip had everything gone as planned. I’m also guessing everything aboard the ship is Disney world prices plus however many years into the future accounting for inflation. I’m guessing a ten dollar bottle of water would not be out of the ordinary. Other than that it’s still a worth while endeavor considering you’d be ONE of the very few mechanics walking around on the planet. I’d even propose it be an easier task of getting out of debt for him then it would be for her.

[@thomasprice7893]

I think she's supposed to be famous and is very hot, so they can put her on flyers saying "Yo look at this super hot smart chick, she's going to the new world you totally should too!"

[@paulciprus9582]

They’re not acting….they’re having fun….so cool….😊.

[@PeterJustGames]

Jennifer Lawrence was peak sexy in this movie

[@castercamber]

If he hadn't awakened her they all would've died.

[@Michael-dy2lb]

Probably, but maybe not. Think about this. If Jim is awake by himself, he finds Morpheus and there's no distractions to keep them from figuring out what's wrong with the ship. Perhaps Morpheus is still alive and capable of helping when they figure out how to save the ship. Morpheus still dies, but if the ship is saved, now Jim has access to the medical bay. He puts himself to sleep and wakes up with the rest of the people in 90 years. Or maybe Morpheus still dies too early and the engines explodes and everyone dies.

[@chasestucki629]

4:00 Chris Evans: language

[@Barrythebarnabas]

5:11 that story would’ve been a very interesting read too. Oh well

[@MarcoRuggeri-hz6ej]

in questo film jennifer sei meravigliosa splendida bellissima fantastica ❤❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥🔥💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@brandonthevampireslayer]

4:15 to be looked at this way is to be truly loved ❤

[@NR-rv8rz]

I love this movie and have seen it many times. The only thing I dislike about it, actually hate about it is the inbuilt assumption that some chick sitting in a coffee shop droning on about her feelings and writing a journal is somehow a more valuable and higher status person than an engineer.

[@mikespangler98]

I hate to break this to you, as I am an engineer. However a columnist at a popular and prestigious publication does get paid more. We won't even discuss how much more they pay someone who can swat a ball with a stick. Also, he is a mechanic, ie a repairman as they mention a few times in the movie. He didn't design the ship, but he can fix most things given the manual. I can't design a CPU, but I can assemble the parts to a PC and troubleshoot it if it misbehaves. It's the same idea.

[@NR-rv8rz]

Fair point but she's a nepo baby. Her dad was famous and she's probably a trust fund kid too in order to afford the first class passage. She's a dilatant and there is no reference to any success she had. the line 'give me a coffee shop and a view of the Chrysler building and I can write all day' shows that she is an Instagram fantasist about what it is to be a writer. That and her acceptance of her dads bad take that you have to lead a dramatic life to be a good writer. A good writer doesn't need to report on war or sailing around the artic, they can see the beauty and profound drama in everyday life. My point being that apart from her inherited wealth and sense of entitlement from growing up as literary royalty adjacent, she is not accomplished. Her status is all assumed due to her being a rich daughter of a famous person but as she had dethatched from her planet and her century, she is a nobody. She has no desired skill going forward. No one in 88 years on Homemstead II will care who she is and nor will people on earth 200 years later know or care. Also, the average engineer gets paid way more than the average writer. It's only the top 1% of successful writers who get paid more than engineers. The ship didn't need to break down to win her over. All he had to do was wait a few months and all her outrage and snobbishness would melt away when she experienced even a tenth of the isolation, loneliness and boredom that he did before he woke her up. Then she would convince herself that what he did was ok. lol, his big mistake was not identifying the hottest three or four babes and waking them all up :) @@mikespangler98

[@sammiller6631]

@@mikespangler98 Assembling a PC is like putting Legos together. It doesn't require an engineer.

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@sammiller6631 clearly you didn't see that pc build video that got roased due to incompetence of the tech writer

[@sammiller6631]

@@toomanyaccounts clearly people can be more incompetent than the average person, but the average person can put a PC together.

[@eddiedantes7470]

7:20 "...he (it) won't keep the secret..."

[@Aditya-f8t5z]

1:19 His heart was in his mouth. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@1957kwick]

The bar reminds me of the one in the shining.😮 Come to find out I Google it. And the producers of the movie passengers did it on purpose to pay homage to the movie the shining.

[@SolarFlareAmerica]

EXACTLY why they should have improved the horror aspect of the movie

[@SirCraigius]

Its entierely possible that by the time she got back to Earth the media company she worked for would no longer exist. Or that nobody would care anyone more about her story. Two centuries of change on Earth would be a massive culture shock. She would be an outdated relic.

[@Spearca]

The media companies of the day would probably come to her. Certainly both her story and her perspective would be "out of time" to her eventual audience - but that would be the hook for many. Imagine a noted writer from ~250 years ago appearing today, with a unique first-hand account of life in an isolated society ~125 years ago.

[@Michael-dy2lb]

The problem I see with her plan is that communication exists between Earth and the colonies. It's limited to the speed of light, but it would still be happening.

[@squattingheads]

@@Michael-dy2lb Also wouldnt the captains and crew also travel back and forth?

[@voicetube]

I'm with the people who feel this movie was perfect EXACTLY the way it was.

[@pulle88]

must be a all-time great movie when it still gets the internet discussing all that was wrong with it....... have not seen that in the last 7 years since it came out in 2016 woke bullshit killed all creative movies...... lets hope it changes soon

[@domini384]

I dont think anyone can deny it wasnt a great movie but you can at least acknowledge it could've been so much better if it were edited a different way.

[@voicetube]

@@domini384 Hey man, I'm glad you liked it as well. I can only acknowledge that I would have to see the movie edited a different way to ever give that opinion; for me, it was pretty much perfect exactly the way it was (and I've read many if not all of the other iterations that people have come up with which certainly seem intriguing, certainly). None of them were as interesting to me as the final choice (and I realize I may be in the minority and that's cool).)

[@sammiller6631]

@@pulle88 people complaining about "woke" have no creativity. They want to live in their childhoods. They're like High School star athletes whose life peaked in high school still living in the past.

[@colinchesbrough5772]

Movie sucked! Thought I was going to see a cool, sci-fi, space movie. They sold me a dream, and gave me a chic flic

[@foxyroxstar]

She's Got A LassieSong Laugh WRIGHT! Fox! Rock's Czar!

[@lexijordan9384]

I feel like this... Only I woke up first. What to do, what to do...

[@vitojohn8168]

Imagine leaving your family and friends before going to that ship..😢😢

[@Aditya-f8t5z]

Technically, this is a wonderful economic system. Keep creating new planets. 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@Man-kp2jf]

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[@whateverfloatsyourboat9837]

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[@chaz3279]

How can a ship 120 years away contribute to earths economy. The message takes 50 years to send for some reason. How would they “take 20%”

[@toomanyaccounts]

minerals going back

[@chaz3279]

@@toomanyaccounts everybody’s long dead by the time they get payouts for their investments. Idk

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@chaz3279 simple the company is able to claim the payment now on the balance shift. screenplay says they been doing it for 500 years. there apparently only six corporations with people thinking there is more due to subsidiaries. . its their version of credit cards. Homestead is the furthest colony. The other places only takes to decades

[@yujinhikita5611]

@@chaz3279 i mean it looks like they ave some pretty decent tech they might have figured out how to live for hundreds of years

[@chaz3279]

@@yujinhikita5611 in the movie, I think they travel like 100 years and they say something along the lines of “everyone back home that you know will be dead when we arrive”

[@zachmoyer1849]

think he would have told arthor to keep his trap shut lol

[@peterdo5047]

She has like, two facial expressions at best.

[@kuroroluxifer8321]

still, she's hot in both...which is how she got where she is. good for her.

[@sontinos528]

...yet another Louis de Funes fan

[@Gubble-oq6dn]

Your mom has a few more

[@AddraOficial1]

Music?

[@slyguythreeonetwonine3172]

I tired of hearing about how this movie would have been better if it had been centered on Jennifer. It would not have been. It was much more interesting following Chris and his experience. Showing his desperation and loneliness. Then watch him wake her up, ultimately only receive just a momentarily high until he realizes the gravity of what he has condemned her too. Then be constantly crushed by the guilt. It's a far more interesting movie than another: Oh no poor woman victim of man story. The world should learn what living with failure in your life that occurred through no fault of their own, the desperation it leads to, the terrible mistakes that can be made, and the guilt men live with. Maybe they'll learn to actually care about them more and see them as human beings.

[@Michael-dy2lb]

Thank you. Yes, totally agree.

[@squattingheads]

would have been!

[@MartyMcFlyer]

Why would the crew fly back to Earth? It would be 240 years after they left. Nothing and noone they knew would exist. They would be stranded in an unrecognizable world barely able to communicate with other humans. Imagine a ship with crew from 1784 landing in modern day manhattan and trying to understand the World.

[@vishveshtadsare3160]

Plot twist : He woke her up so he can finally get some good food.

[@Somni_Rex]

Эхх.

[@myleftthumb2294]

@7:22 - How did Arthur know?

[@rodcroft5570]

He told Arthur that he was going to wake her up!

[@AscheWholeProductions]

If you were going to store five thousand people on a space ship for one hundred years or so, would you spread them out like that or stack them like pizza boxes? What they show here is HUGE waste of space.

[@TheAceTroubleshooter]

This far into the future is Utopian af. There is no need to save space.

[@jermajearest3960]

Mario talking with Katniss

[@beenieweenie1986]

starlord hitting on mystique

[@Somni_Rex]

Сама теперь.

[@MinnesotaBeekeeper]

What really happened to Jen Lawrence's face, was she in a car accident? Weird she hasn't had corrective surgery.

[@Somni_Rex]

That girl is poison, my boy

[@markhuru]

My scenario for the male… I woulda done son

[@JockDoubleday]

I'm sure Chris and Jennifer had a lot of fun, but Aurora's miscast. They needed an actress.

[@BabaDerBaer80]

lololol ;)

[@Ben-io2vo]

whats that suppose to mean?

[@stormcutter59]

​@@Ben-io2voIt means she sucks lol. Which I mean she kinda does. Her overreacting in the resuscitation scene at the hospital in this movie was a bit much. But she does good in scenes like her finding how she woke up at the bar. She's up and down imo

[@NZbo-.-.-614]

My exact thoughts!!! She’s just sooo mid

[@ulquiorracifer5493]

SOLUTION: 200 years and 5258 total passengers. Wake a passenger up and hibernate in their pod while they spend 2 weeks awake. That passenger wakes another, take their pods, and the one awake stay for 2 weeks. Rinse and repeat until they get to the destination. Everyone on board would've spent a measly two weeks awake, and everyone would arrive alive.

[@badnoodlez]

they're single use pods

[@Chris.in.taiwan]

Bro didn't even watch the movie.

[@vishveshtadsare3160]

Watch it first...

[@Michael-dy2lb]

@@badnoodlez Exactly. They don't take off and then go to sleep in the pod. They're put to sleep on Earth and then put in the pod on the ship while they're asleep. The only pod capable of putting someone to sleep and keeping them asleep is the medical pod.