Sci-Fi Short Film: "SWEET WATER" - Directed by Drew Casson | TheCGBros

[@daos3300]

proving once again that it's becoming ever easier to produce a film with a flood of technical effects, but as difficult as ever to script an engaging, intelligent story with real depth and meaning.

[@bumfie]

yeah i looked this up as i was interested in his previous works as he is connected with a new judge Dredd fan production ( Judgement Call ) overall it wasnt too bad but had loads of terrible camera work out of focus boring elements and really an overall very unprofesional production lacking script sorry

[@jesussouless5124]

The thing the really hurts me watching awesome sci fi short films is that they end at the point where it starts getting really good and leaves you wanting more. The visual effects of Eceladus is BEAUTIFUL! Loved the rain clouds in space swallowing planet Earth. And also the sound it made. These are the type of sci fi films i love watching, where humans travel through space to explore strange new worlds that actually exist within our solar system. I love especially the ones where they discover life. Awesome job!!!

[@supertuber120]

The special effects and cinematography were amazing. Gotta give you a thumbs up on that. I am a little bit confused though. If it's the year 2095 and you have the technology to make flying cars and a space ship that can make it all the way to Saturn in just 4 years it seems like it would be no problem to just combine an oxygen molecule with 2 hydrogen and make more water instead of going to another planet. Also they're supposed to be on Saturn's moon Enceladus but I think that's Jupiter in the background.

[@johnkantor4390]

Let's send emotionally unstable astronauts with phobias on the last ditch mission to save the world.

[@billchapel5248]

Thats what i was thinking.

[@frost1947]

The astronaut sees a cave and a woman's voice is heard, a memory I guess, my wonder is in the association with seeing this cave leading to the woman, a bit of a rather too obvious slight, no?

[@hotbit7327]

This is what happens when someone with film phobia and science phobia is forced to make a Sci-Fi film...

[@kylekissack4633]

Might be all we have left

[@geraldineohare3990]

Lmao Yes I’m with you . There’s no way you’d send him I’m out of here can’t even watch the rest

[@robertslaughter6525]

After reading all the so called critics expressing how the director and team did such a terrible job on the film and yet so many of you think you can do a better job and have done nothing...!! Can anyone just watch the short film for what it is?? Man, you think you have to interject how everything needs to be corrected/perfect and I bet all the people whom think these folks did such a bad job seem to know more then anyone else...!! OMG... I can tell from just reading how many of the people comments that nothing will satisfy them...!! Mr. Director and team, GREAT JOB...!! I am glad you are putting your energy to good use and you will succeed...!!

[@WhackBytch256]

Bollocks

[@johnc9479]

Any job worth doing, is a job worth doing poorly, in this case. They are here to do a job; make quality entertaining short films and get me coming back for more. If we say it's good and it's not, we are doing them a disservice.

[@johnbianchi3877]

I’m glad I read the comments before wasting my time watching another inscrutable video. This is a troubling trend in Sci-Fi short stories.

[@spiritangel1367]

Another brilliant short film. The spirit of Eugines wife, helped him find what they needed.

[@cherias.4069]

Loved the female Captains firmness in dealing with problems. The huge Ship was well done and looked 100% realistic; next one will undoubtably be better. 👌

[@jimjimellell]

I always read the comments before I watch a vid. Thanks to the brave souls that warned us about this one.

[@TheClayKnight]

The opening shots of the gas cloud approaching and surrounding Earth are phenomenal. But from there pacing didn't pick up, it kept dragging along at a crawl. That works for the establishing suspense of the intro but after the man woke up it became agonizing. My biggest disappointment is that the dark mysterious dust cloud is nothing more than a plot driver. It would be far more interesting to look at where it came from, what it does, and how humanity has adapted around it.

[@johnbianchi3877]

It would be especially interesting if it turned out to be an intelligent entity or ship. Something that could be bargained with.

[@jgboyer]

Review of the Short Sci-Fi film: “Sweet Water” Published by TheCGBrothers I was so empty with the anticlimactic ending and bored by the whole thing. I still can’t understand how it ended. The use of music score inherently gave the wrong feeling at the wrong time and never changed mood. A constant strong somber note even when nothing was happening. And the biggest quirk of all is they past Saturn at day 326 then arrive at Enceladus on day 500, Clearly orbiting Jupiter visible with the great red spot on the horizon. Tell me, how do you pass Saturn before getting to Jupiter? It’s after Jupiter if you’re coming from Earth. Or maybe I missed that they had to pick something up at Saturn and swing back to Jupiter? No, I think it was an oversight.

[@GoofballLtG]

That’s driving me nuts too! It’s the moon. Then it’s Saturn. Then it’s Jupiter. Then it’s Saturn again. Visual effects are awesome but they can’t make up their minds!

[@judeattitude1461]

The CG bros are great film makers, forward thinkers and obviously committed to this path. I love watching their progress, although trying to catch up is challenging. This was one of their best visually speaking, buy plot, story lines, actors and dialogue were the worst I've seen come from them so far. I don't criticize these short films lightly. After all who the hell am I and why would my opinion matter? I love your work guys, and I hope you keep it up. Thanks for the stunningly beautiful graphics. Artistic in every way. JudeAttitude.

[@MrYiangoss]

16:42 19:34 my knowledge of astronomy is a little rusty. If Enceladus is a moon around Saturn what the bleep is Jupiter doing in the background?

[@odogkar]

I thought nobody else noticed that, it seems in England is no difference between Saturn and Jupiter. The lack of knowledge is enormous.

[@MrYiangoss]

I think it was done deliberately. There’s no way someone could deliberately do such a mistake. Especially when you think that there are scenes with Saturn in the background.

[@baalrpk]

Massive respect to the few people who managed to make this, and on such a tight budget, CGI/props looks great. Lot of hard work and long hours in this. But the story/script is utter, complete shit. And there's now way of sugarcoating that. It always blows my mind how creative, skilled people are willing to spend so much time and energy on stuff that makes absolutely no sense on any imaginable level.

[@ericjohnson8001]

Lotta hard work ruining acting careers before they start.

[@عيسئابونغم]

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[@MrAkashrintu]

My dream for the next 5 years is to make such kind of VFX films to bring my vision on the screen 🔥🔥

[@uchuuhikoutai]

Usually I try not to comment on videos like this, but I am drunk in the evening with many more videoes to get through. The team that made this short film should be proud of themselves. Yes, it is a shitty movie, yes, it is dialogue heavy (that means NOONE talks like that, seriously...really bad writing) But you have your shitty movie out here now. People like me who watch these shorts and criticise them usually don't say the right things and we certainly don't have anything better to offer. So, here's what you should take home from this: YOU HAVE POTENTIAL. Even though this is a shitty film, that doesn't mean the next one will be. EVERYONE has grand ideas about what they would make but most of them never make anything. You got this out, and you can do better. Thanks for the shitty movie. I'm looking forward to your next one.

[@marshalllhiepler]

That had better be the alcohol talking, son.

[@rogerstone3068]

You have a good point: they made the film. But, investing all that effort in the making of those good images demands better underlying writing, science, and exposition of ideas; it's not worth the investment if you're just telling a weak story.

[@mrnobody4147]

thanks for your shitty review ,this movie in some minutes shows more than many full length films ,its a little week but its good also.so you are sssssssssss .......................................................yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

[@GeoffInfield]

lol well said, to produce something that looks this good is a HUGE achievement. But I think that's what upsets us - we can see all that potential, but they threw it away. Countless hours of hard work, years of study, to make shit. Utter, utter, stupid, dumb, moronic shit dressed up as science fiction. They didn't just cheat sci-fi fans, they cheated themselves cos the the amount of effort required to make a really GOOD short film would have been trivial :(

[@mainerockflour3462]

LOL Well done mate. They're probably out right now buying a length of rope. Anything else you wanted to add to give them the sendoff?

[@peterruiz6117]

To see someone like me in a movie is always strange. I was swept out at the age of four. It took three p.e. classes in high school just to learn to swim, I was so afraid of water. Terrors can be very disabling.

[@equinsuocha8905]

Also, when they arrived to Enceladus they pass through Saturns rings. But as soon as they set foot on the moon you see Jupiter in the back ground instead of Saturn. They clearly didn't think this through.

[@srakapraptaka5806]

It was also my first thought. We saw the Jupiter twice.

[@barcodebilly226]

I noticed that as well.

[@markkens9]

Trying to represent the atmospheric belts that surround Saturn just like Jupiter, but modern viewers' eyes are trained to spot continuity errors...in something so gorgeous and striving for scientific accuracy...no shortcuts allowed.

[@dirtydigger3218]

I saw that,and thought, huh? That. editor is gonna get fired! MAGA! Lol

[@SansP3ur]

The editor definitely should've caught it, but whomever was comping should've known well before then.

[@moogybannahilstopaflingon6803]

Not bad for 10 people and 10K... Keep going and let the doubters say whatever. They didn’t make a quite remarkable short film, short on people and money but definitely rich in talent!

[@moogybannahilstopaflingon6803]

Eh? Obviously Sword of Shortcock...? Always a fucking smartarse hidden away behind the curtains. So, Sword of Shortcock, my job is to keep an eye out for talent and recommend to a very large film company, what and who they should be interested in. And I do my job well. I also recommend who and where they should place their funding when it comes time to divvy up a whopping chunk of cash designed to give writers, actors and producers a boost. In my role, I interact with hundreds of people I’ll never have anything to do with again. I hope your one of them!

[@judeattitude1461]

Very cool when he's standing looking at the space ships he looks so small in the face of such huge responsibility. That message was conveyed very nicely. Anyone else catch that? This would have been much better if it was silent film.

[@randalusa]

Fine work. Obviously professional experience. It does the job for anyone in the right mood.

[@subtle0savage]

When science fiction is written by 8 yr olds. They're on Encelidus looking up and see Jupiter (16:40). This should cause some concern as Encelidus orbits Saturn. It flips back and forth, to be fair, between Saturn and Jupiter so... blame someone, maybe the Transport Captain. Light shining in the cave--it's time to say goodbye because the Sun has clearly gone super-nova to produce that much light that far out. And let me get this right. We have giant inter-solar ships powered by ion drives and we... can't purify water on earth. Dear dialogue writers: stilted, affected. Bless the actors for trying to say those lines convincingly. I'm somewhat confused. Someone clearly has a lot of money to throw around with those elaborate sets, direction, actors, background actors, lighting, cameras, producers, directors and heck, probably 3 or 4 production assistants along with a slew of crew and you grab a script that someone's kid drew up because, you know, nepotism. Making up for lack of substance and intrigue by exploring the existential angst of a couple of millennials in painstaking, numbing slow mo does not, alas, for a good movie make.

[@MaliVinnyB]

Wut U SED....

[@MaliVinnyB]

Welcome to the New age of Marketing Scrips,plots and Ideas!! Got a "Great" movie Idea? Spend ("Ten K" was it??) Hire Struggling, decent, Actors,Post it on You Tube,get Mega views,Hope Hollywood will Bite!!!

[@barrywilliams7904]

The plot really is flawed. Running out of water but there is snow at the launch and lots of rain clouds.

[@judeattitude1461]

Please, tell us how you really feel, don't hold back. I hope the toddler that barfed up this script is feeling better!! Lmfao, your opinion was more entertaining than the film.

[@S3vas-Tra]

I agree with you 💯.

[@danielhanawalt4998]

A fun watch, well made. I would think though that that far in the future we would have figured out a way to use our oceans for water. We do know how to desalinate sea water. But still, maybe we polluted the water so much it's not good. Or we burned it off. Good show.

[@benjaminwalsh289]

Fantastic directing Drew Casson!!!!!!! Way more epic than most other sci fi films to date!

[@Cyrvs71]

A film about lens-flare, editorial self-indulgence, the End of Imagination and Forward Thinking, plus some other stuff... This is what you'll always get when the talented have to work for those devoid of it.

[@mkivy]

U know I notice all the ppl who have never even tried to make a film are full of advice. U know what I say! Go make one yourself.! At least we are doing something creative with our lives and not watching stupid You Tube. Gr8 going all I think this was well done! I love the filters you use, music is perfect. Foley work excellent and the acting above par...the out of touch’s effect is gr8...the special FX are awesome. So for all those who find it necessary to make rude and unwarranted comments that have nothing to do with movie making...well ill behave...but film makers keep at it...love it!

[@lakshaydigital2days458]

proving once again that it's becoming ever easier to produce a film with a flood of technical effects, but as difficult as ever to script an engaging, intelligent story with real depth and meaning

[@schechter01]

Stolen comment

[@BBQDad463]

Fiction, but no science. Music too loud, dialogue too quiet. Far too much unexplained, far too much inexplicable.

[@robspencer35]

Well done.

[@senuakeystone1791]

I love CGBros

[@johnw30]

love how you see Jupiter instead of Saturn in one sense. lol

[@tietjen666]

Great! The pacing of the film reflected both the scope of the setting and the magnitude of the mission! Protagonist's story described at a more "individual" scale. All the story lines converge in the last shot- success! Very well done. (Like listening to a Bruckner symphony conducted by someone who understands just how fucking big the piece is!) Cheers!

[@bigbadwolf5870]

Wow remarkable!! he went from 13 to 27 in four years!

[@Benjabola]

A grim yet humourous and exhilarating foray into a possible future.

[@EcoSpeeder]

Great production but the writing / premise was not learned. The mission was ridiculous ; like how were they going to bring trillions of metric tons of water back to Earth. ??

[@pontram]

That problem is solved there: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6msfYGBj6iAsKc

[@Karl-xp2ny]

they obviously are going condense it down somehow and tow it back in fuel containers attached to the old ass space shuttle they are using to go get it. Got three words people. ATTENTION TO DETAILS!!!

[@nessnake123]

Is easier to make artificial rivers on earth

[@GeoffInfield]

@@Karl-xp2ny lol you'd think maybe they'd have left it in ice form... what a terrible, stupid, ENDINGLESS pile of badly sound-mixed tripe :(

[@ericjohnson8001]

They were towing a reeally looong water hose.

[@vegurion2]

They should have rised the volume of the music. There where times that I could hear the actors.

[@tuberobotto]

I love your sarcasm lols. Best way to allay the pain in this one, they could have at least put in subtitles.

[@indivarnayonika1487]

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[@scrubjay93]

There is a film written and directed by Lars Von Trier called Melancholia (2011) that also pretty much requires the complete suspension of disbelief at the actual events, and that has a heavy psychological and emotional feeling, but it received critical acclaim and some of you might really love it. I recommend getting high before watching it, but it's not necessary.

[@angelabird4794]

Only found Drew's films this year and I like what I see xx

[@johninokla2635]

Ok, what did I just see? You take me to some moon searching for water and then just leave me hanging once we get there.

[@petersmitt2485]

Any contaminated water can be filtered or even pure water can be made thru the distillation process.

[@Gorguruga]

The directing, sets and CGI fx are very good. Interesting concept. Scripting was poor. Acting inconsistent. Almost switched it off at the first scene - the acting and scripting needed attention. Main actor was usually the most believable but his co-stars sometimes let him down. The commander was wearing full make up and obvious eyeliner like she was about to head to a cocktail bar which killed the realism quite a bit, it made her seem out of place. Her acting was sketchy - good in parts, in other parts somewhat off. I think with more takes they could have improved many scenes because she clearly had talent. I'm critiquing this as if it's a commercial release but for the

[@carnsoaks1]

start w idea, story & script. do not bother if these are crap. Honestly

[@CajunWolffe]

2095 A. D. and it still looks like 2019 A. D. .. not buying it.

[@brunokerbaul3826]

First happy end since a long time, cool At the end, 20:36 min i thought the picture was falling on a start engine button or some crazy issue like i'v constantly seen on Last videos :-)

[@DorkyThorpy]

Really enjoyed this. Great music, a bit Max Richter.

[@MylindaElliott]

For such a small budget I thought it was a good movie. I wish there was more. Hello peep.

[@rickwilliams2904]

At the beginning with the cloud enveloping the earth was very dramatic but after that it became a Boring grasp of unstable astronauts trying to rescue the planet.

[@terrellweatherford]

Running out of water but still distilling whiskey.

[@justincarawan-carawanco.pu1639]

While the short was very nicely made, I fail to see how Earth's tech wouldn't have been able to clean the water by itself. That needs to be established, somehow.

[@foxfiretales9273]

I admire the determination and work you put into this, but I stopped actively watching at 8 minutes. I skipped forward at 10 sec intervals allowed by KZbin, until 11:16, and then decided to write this comment. Before actors open their mouths, before any plot is revealed, the audience’s expectations and emotions are guided by the choices of sound use. In this case, a constant too-present orchestral theme that did not break nor pause for the whole 8 min I did watch, and was still going on by the 11min mark. The dialogue was incredibly soft compared to the music, almost indecipherable. By the 8 min, I no longer cared about what was going on in the plot, I just wanted the music to *stop*. Give us a beat, allow silence for the audience to absorb what they are seeing, let them take things in on their own and make their own emotional decisions. The scene with the man looking over the astronaut’s cluttered home would have been more powerful in silence. Let us feel and decide on our own, let our hearts and imaginations do the work, rather that forcing a consist, too-loud musical score into our minds. I can’t offer any advice on acting, plot, story, editing, or tone because the music trampled every other aspect and drove me away. The score should compliment the film, not drive it, as this feels/appears to me at this moment. I realise this film has been online here for 18 months now, and that this comment may never be seen...so, well, I wish you good luck in the future and hope you develop further as filmmakers.

[@HumbelPie]

I didt notice tili read this and im watchin it still. It was good. Thanks. Now only orchestra

[@bro5800]

I love this!

[@The_CrackedPot_Christian]

Can't make water drinkable, but can send a manned spacecraft to Saturn. Hmm.. This planet is doomed with thinking we can only solve problems by going off planet. Not exactly sure what they were meant to be doing when they got there; "its ice", " yeah, we knew that before we got here", "so what we do now?" "Sling a rope round this ball and drag it back to earth", " oh yeah, cool!" As a short, it was a wee bit slow. But for 10k its good.

[@syrianakahli314]

Damn good story...you guys are the best...

[@jesseparris6507]

The "shakey cam" maneuver only takes you so far.

[@thomascollins4325]

The shot of a meteorologically active Mars was quite interesting and makes one wonder why the ship needed to go out to Saturn, if terraforming technology was that far along.

[@CorpoMenteeAma]

Muito bom. Gostei muito. Obrigado.

[@McHeisenburger]

>Year 2095 >Use a space shuttle >Space shuttle has bay doors open at launch Wat?

[@sandraherbert2484]

Had to stop watching when about 7 mins in it was said the earth was going to run out of water in 5 years. Glad i did after reading some of the comments. I managed to save about 15 mins of my life from boredom.

[@felixlingelbach2758]

Same.

[@lanimcdonald6935]

Loved it!visuals were amazing. Think the story line was self explanatory.

[@MrKartikay]

Awesome work CGBros, Amazing Film!!!😍😍😘😘

[@shingabiss]

What the heck did the first part in the school room with the weird 'sky monster' have to do with the rest of the movie?

[@randyhutchinson9910]

wouldn't mind seeing more of this adventure

[@3DPDK]

Space sequences were fairly realistic. It's difficult to simulate weightlessness and the short sequence was well done. A little research would show the Space shuttle reaches orbit upside down but that's a minor mistake. Image of Mars - take an airplane flight to 30,000 ft and see how much detail and height perception you actually have. Even a near gravity assist from Mars would be no closer than 200,000 to 300,000 ft and that's pushing it well into the danger zone. OK, we'll give it to creative license - it's a cool shot. The eye reflection is a bit hoakey, or has some symbolic meaning that escapes me. The drop ship to Enceladus; we'll assume by this time a thrust system has been developed that doesn't require tons and tons of fuel to lift off of a heavy mass object in space even though the shuttle sequence didn't use that system. Now thing's go off rail. Guy has the ground/ice he's standing on shattering beneath his feet and all the commander can do is tell him to "get up" then a vision of his ?dead wife? leads him into a cave of melting water. Eureka! Story ark solved! ... um ... High marks for the filming and technical aspects - some good cinematography and well done editing. Story line - hire a fiction writer.

[@stuartkcalvin]

Good clip, thanks.

[@JCru2]

These Dust series you can tap 20 seconds forward in and still be at the same seen. Prolong stretched out clips. I say skip one minute to the end and you can pretty much get the whole sense of the bore.

[@gerstmanndavid]

Overall an interesting idea for a story, needs work. By the way, how did Mars develop a thick enough atmosphere to have earth-like cloud formations?

[@keithcorrigan658]

Very enjoyable!☺

[@studyguy.7660]

For any Hungerford fans, there is talk of a third film in production!

[@tishsmiddy71]

2063 wow ! Thank you. 🌹

[@alain3768]

I love the music ....

[@terrykosowick594]

Shake cam was innovative 25 years ago. It hasn't been for the past 20. Time to lose it.

[@chrisbinckes2732]

Fenris approaches in the metamodern age.... thanks for the upload

[@vicvicf]

Space Shuttle generates more PURE water in its exhaust than the mass it's capable to lift to LEO

[@wadewilson5296]

I have a fear of water until I have to drink it to survive.

[@alteserien]

earth will never run out of water

[@alteserien]

we have huge space ships and still use those crappy space shuttles made in the 1980s? pfff ...

[@bogdankoczajowski2236]

Fajne ;)

[@bnbwhitezombie]

Twenty two minutes is enough time for a movie to at least make sense. I couldn't figure out what was going on most of the time.

[@mlbryner]

I must have missed something cause the ending where his is in the cave and starts to grin looking at a picture I just didn't get it, and I wasn't about to start this really slow paced loud music/sound with soft spoken language all over again to see what I was missing, terrible terrible

[@fonyterguson562]

I thought they were on Enceladus? Why does he walk into the cave with Jupiter in the background?

[@dr.disaster6235]

"Mine drinking water for an entire planet." Anyone who orders to do this is barking mad and has not the slightest idea what this actually means.

[@Allin7days]

So the space shuttle is back in 2093, and we finally have flying cars. lol

[@nicstroud]

This obviously wasn't filmed on a college campus with an iPhone, so why can't these creators do just a little research first? It''s getting boring watching _science_ fiction films that are so willfully ignorant of science. It borders on arrogant. Forget the fact that the space shuttle is only capable of reaching low earth orbit and that 500 days is slightly less than a quarter of our best time for reaching Saturn. How would a gas cloud render our planet's water undrinkable? This requires a complete lack of understanding of the vacuum of space, our atmosphere, physics and most importantly chemistry. You go to all that trouble and expense making a film and don't stop to consider if it makes sense, why?

[@LeonidSaykin]

space shuttle is just a taxi craft to get them to the real ship, a very outdated taxi

[@1SqueakyWheel]

In this age where popular (concensus referenced, politically funded) pseudoscience trumps physical science, this seems quite plausible indeed. (thanks Al Gore!)

[@magbluetwo4409]

bad loud music; low voices. Boring.

[@NightriderXP1]

@@LeonidSaykin The event supposedly happened in the future, 2095. The last aging and technically outdated space shuttle was retired in 2011, 84 years before the earth was supposedly poisoned. Clearly, space technology has advanced based on the ship that the space shuttle in this video docked with, so it doesn't make sense that they would have had to pull the space shuttle out of mothballs to use as a taxi for this mission. I would be pretty bummed if man hasn't traveled deep into the solar system by 2095 and if it had to rely on very old, outdated space shuttles to escape our atmosphere...

[@unaeruditi]

at 16:40 and 19:31 they show Jupiter's GRS instead of Saturn. That's a very critical error in the making of this film. Especially when Enceladus is a Moon of Saturn

[@NeonsStyleHD]

Terribly boring film. You got obsessed with your shots, and failed to do the most important thing. Maintain the flow of interest of the viewer. Half of this film should've been left on the cutting room floor. The cinematography is good in places, overly long most of the time, as you fell in love with it, and again failed to cut your own work.

[@RevLeonPLeon]

I couldn't even get past four minutes of this "film."

[@1sydman1]

i thought the lighting wattage could have been increased by 3.34 percent also

[@1sydman1]

u lasted longer than i did

[@delmusingle2338]

NeonsStyle ,,,, I guess next you are going to tell us you are a university professor or one of the guys who sold the king the material that only those who do their job well, can see. ......or that you are the only one who can hear god. .... I took the movie for what is, of course, I am just a lowly pheasant. (peasant)

[@NeonsStyleHD]

So you think you're a bird. Interesting

[@harrisonbrent3974]

Impressive camera work!

[@littlemrpinkness295]

Hmmm. Just where are they planning to put all the water they bring back? And wouldn't it be easier to bring back ice? And what did he find at the end?

[@AngelLaHash]

oh i did think the Ref to "The size of Big Ben" where big ben is the bell than the Elizabeth Tower!

[@MAILLADY2010]

Wanting more!

[@jimjellyjinjamjimbo]

16:42 *HAHAHAHA WHAT WHY IS JUPITER THERE? IT’S FUCKING ENCELADUS, A MOON OF SATURN, WHAT THE FUCK HAHAHAHA*

[@castillelarkin]

Hollywood production quality goal accomplished! I loved the visuals and the score.

[@paolomartini150]

Like the comments below it makes no sense and the end too. Please. Most of the effects are good but the story is important too. One more thing is the water. Why does it have to be liquid? They would have been better off transporting a big chunk of ice. How are they going to keep all that water liquid all the way to earth in a long trip in space? Water heaters? Why? Possible contamination also? With the technology of the space shuttle. Space X has the BFR now. Why work so hard for so long and forget things like this? And the end? He conquers his fears? It gave me aquaphobia.

[@WINCHANDLE]

the music overwhelms the dialogue & goes from very loud to soft dialogue

[@philipbush7248]

Damn good entertainment. THANK YOU

[@demej00]

I get it, alternate universe. That explains the space shuttle and Enceladus orbiting Jupiter.

[@shwaybotx]

Remarkable film. Ending cut it short, however. Would've liked to see how the extraction took place!

[@fantuzastic]

@Wayne Boyd- EVERYONE is eager to know how they’re gonna get any usable quantity back to Earth- or WHY they should need to, with how advanced Earth’s technology appears to be.

[@arghya4NE]

Can we not reduce the salt (impurities) in sea water and make it viable for consumption ?

[@chell807]

Water, water everywhere and not a drop to drink...

[@royknapp9580]

So sorry. Earth running out of water. That is a plot hole you simply cannot recover from. Gone.

[@gospelofthomas77thpearl22]

Umm...so people drive around in hovering (I assume) anti gravity vehicles, but the protagonist has to use a space shuttle to get into space? Other than that, not bad.

[@HailSagan1]

A really valiant effort. I would say that it could have been trimmed down considerably though. Plenty of stuff that didn't add to the narrative and inhibited pacing. Overall though, fucking kudos to the team that made this, I'm sure it was a beast of a project.

[@richardcolon8967]

Hail Sagan I

[@S3vas-Tra]

Well that's 22:16 I won't be getting back. I pretty much feel the way everyone else does about this little flick.