SUNSHINE (2007) - MOVIE REACTION - First Time Watching

Sunshine is a 2007 science fiction psychological thriller film directed by Danny Boyle and written by Alex Garland. Starring an ensemble cast featuring Cillian Murphy, Chris Evans, Rose Byrne, Michelle Yeoh, Cliff Curtis, Troy Garity, Hiroyuki Sanada, Benedict Wong, Chipo Chung, and Mark Strong, the film takes place in the year 2057, where a group of astronauts aboard the Icarus II are sent on a dangerous mission to reignite the dying Sun.
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[@dr.lionhunter9988]

Spaceflight scientist here, Sunshine is a phenomenal piece of work. It is such an underrated film. The science doesn't always check out, but the visuals, soundtrack, and writing more than make up for it. It's just a work of art. Thank you for reacting to it.

[@rupertludsbury2291]

Agree. Danny Boyle is one of my favorite directors. Underrated guy.

[@jefforymitchell5697]

The physicist Brian Cox was science advisor on this film, and they basically ignored everything he said 😂 But yes it's still a great film even if the concept is laughable.

[@NT_1]

Hey! I knew I'd see you in the comments. This was my recommendation. I'm so glad to see more people get in this film.

[@josevonbuergenwader2]

To clear up some of your confusion: The Icarus spaceship consists of two main components: 1. The main ship which is the long skinny series of tunnels and spinning arms where the crew spends most of their time. 2. The sunshield which is also where the payload (aka the stellar bomb) is stored. The goal of the mission is to reach close to the sun wherein they would detach the main sunshield along with the payload which would boost into the sun and detonate while the main ship and a smaller portion of the sunshield would begin boosting backwards towards earth. As Pinbacker wipes out the crew, Capa makes his last ditch effort to separate the sunshield and jumps across the gap so that he can manually ride it into the sun and detonate it as a self-sacrifice. That very large room that you kept questioning was the room within the separated sunshield where the payload is stored (the very large cubic object). The payload is so dense and massive that it has its own gravitational field which is why they were able to stand on different sides of it. When he triggers the stellar bomb they kind of slow down time as an artistic way to show Capa’s final moments seeing the beauty of the “big bang on a small scale.” Really loved your reaction and glad you enjoyed the movie. This is a criminally underrated one and hope one day it gets the recognition it deserves. The cinematography, the music, the cast, the suspense and interesting dilemmas. Just a prime example of why I love movies.

[@benvandermerwe4934]

Excellent summary, bravo. ⚡👏🏻🥃🖖🏻

[@Whisk3six]

Agreed about excellent summary. I remember seeing this in theaters and I just sat during the credits trying to wrap my mind around the symbolism. Atleast once a year I watch this movie, in total darkness with volume turned up. 'Criminally Underrated'

[@dr.lionhunter9988]

Well said. Always excited when someone reacts to this underrated masterpiece. Very powerful film that deserves way more recognition. One day it will get its flowers

[@alexp601]

I still remember the experience of watching this in the cinema without knowing what it would be. Still one of the wildest cinema experiences. Love this film.

[@peterjohnson5132]

I love it when another person recognises Chris Evans character as being the real hero of the movie ❤

[@alex0589]

Insane cast, great movie. No one ever reacts to this! Cheers, Coby.

[@genghisgalahad8465]

Seriously!!

[@TomH2681]

"I don't even know the genre" Me neither. And I've watched this film 20 times.

[@MickeyStartraveller]

just call it art

[@eschiedler]

Always surprising when someone checks out this underrated sci-fi movie. Glad you watched it for us. In my college we had an 11-inch telescope in an observatory, and we took photos of the sun with a special thick dark yellow filter to not burn the film! The sunspots came out quite nicely in black and white.

[@martinkarnstein]

Great SF movie with perfect cast and outstanding musical score from John Murphy. Music at repairing scene with „Kanada, what can you see? WHAT CAN YOU SEE?” is just mesmerizing.

[@ggegeRGr]

Not enough channels react to this movie. Super underrated, and a great character and performance by Chris Evans.

[@Christianplus10]

I FUCKIN LOVE THIS MOVIE. thank you for the reaction

[@KoppelSS]

Awesome movie and reaction. Waited almost 20 years for Sunshine reactions. Loved it.

[@craigmorris4083]

OMG..I can't believe it. You're reacting to this movie!!! It has the most beautiful adagio. You'll know wit when you hear it.

[@Bleckman666]

A very unique film! Underworld's music works just as well with the visuals as it did in "Trainspotting". Bonus trivia: Danny Boyle also directed the 2012 London Olympic Games ceremony and Underworld scored it (apart from the musical guest appearances).

[@TomorrowWeLive]

Always nice to see a new reaction to this severely underrated film. Another great unknown scifi horror gem that could out around the same time is Pandorum.

[@deckzone3000]

The Pandorum movie is an interesting thing to think about, but it's felt like a b movie.

[@jb8280]

That space on the ship that you mentioned being too big is the actual payload. It’s literally as big as Manhattan. The tiny vessel is simply pushing it towards the sun. Incredible production design.

[@anonymes2884]

Plus, our sense of scale _inside_ structures is wildly miscalibrated - NASA's Vehicle Assembly Building is one of the biggest by volume in the world, people describe a sense of _vastness_ when inside it and yet it's "only" around 200 metres on a side. Something like the Icarus payload, especially given it's unlit, would look and feel essentially boundless.

[@artieeffham355]

I stupidly made the Icarus distress call one of the alarms on my phone. I halfway reach for the phone *every* *single* *time* I watch this movie.

[@NT_1]

@@artieeffham355 it's my ringtone now !

[@alexspindler1]

49:19 That's just some excellent filmmaking, score, and performance! I really love this movie, especially for the investment they make in the power of the situation they're in. Seeing Mercury as such a small but kind of magical survivor in front of that incredible force. Kind of puts you in the mindset of Pinbacker and Serle who begin to deify it and lose their minds.

[@Tim-Sherer]

I saw this movie in the theater. It was awesome. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@jamespetkwitz8737]

I'm sure it has been covered. The place where Cappa, Cassie and Pinbacker were in the end was in fact "The Payload"... The giant bomb, which in the opening was explained to have roughly the mass of the island of Manhattan, So it is truly a massive space. Cappa has to force the payload into the star as a result of Pinbacker sabotaging the ship. Cassie went to the payload to escape Pinbacker, he followed her there. Cappa needed to go from the cockpit to the Payload before the 4minutes was up so he could get inside and activate the bomb there manually. The reason for all the weird shit in the payload, sliding all around and the Flames remain still in front of Cappa is that because the payload was flying into the sun, The gravity was warping time and space. So it all happened, but that is why it started getting weird.

[@Paul_Allaker8450]

Such an underappreciated sci-fi film, one of Danny Boyles' best and stellar cast.

[@rask004]

Icarus was an Ancient Greek, son of Daedalus who created wings so that he could fly. Icarus, in arrogance, flew too close to the sun and the wings melted, plunging him to his death.

[@TinFoilHat00]

I've seen every single reaction video on KZbin of this film as it's my favourite. This reaction is a million times better than anything I've ever seen so far. 😊

[@cosmicphoto05]

In a hard vacuum, you don't freeze instantly. Your body radiates heat away over time. Your blood will boil, the air will be forced out of your lungs (unless you exhaled before hard vacuum). You will pass out in 15-30 seconds, you will die in about a minute. You can maybe give yourself an extra 10-15 seconds if you supersaturate your blood by hyperventilating before your final exhale. See also "The Expanse" season 5, and "Event Horizon". They both depict exposure to space very accurately.

[@rask004]

A note for clarification: Pinbacker "saw the light" too much by overusing the sun lounge and went mad from it. He spent so much time sunlight bathing that his body irradiates the air around him, or this is the effect the film makers intended. Pinbacker represents the Fatalist side of Humanity, while Cappa represents the Scientific and Fighting side.

[@randallshaw9609]

I watched this for the first time a few months back. Like you I hadn't heard of the film (which is weird for me as I love sci-fi and this should have definitely been on my radar). I fell in love with this underappreciated work. Kudos to all involved.

[@WeLoveMusicStudio]

Your personality has healing powers :*

[@travisstump23]

You are the first person that I know that's reacted to this movie and I love you for it. Sunshine is one of my favorite movies ever. If you react to the 13th Warrior I will give my life to you. LOL. ❤

[@dr.lionhunter9988]

There are a handful of sunshine reactions. Cinebinge and casual nerd reactions are just a few

[@John.EDepth]

Music is on point in this movie.

[@benmason9755]

"He's human!" Not really, not anymore. Pinbacker's been so thoroughly cooked by unfiltered solar light that he's MASSIVELY radioactive, hence the fact that he's literally walking around in the middle of a gigantic heat haze, because he's a BOILING HOT unkillable nuclear mutant.

[@dancarter482]

The _ultimate_ hangover of all hangovers ~ what HAPPENED last night?

[@eddhardy1054]

​@@dancarter482 Exactly! If they'd left Doug for another 24 hours on the roof of Caesars Palace he would have Pinbackered too 😱

[@oberleutnant4013]

One hidden gem of a movie is horror movie Howl from 2015. Far superior to Wolfman from this year.

[@eddhardy1054]

Thank you, I absolutely love Howl. They tried something different with the werewolves and I think it's works brilliantly 😊

[@zmarko]

This and Moon are two of my favorite sci-fi films from the 2000's. I love the technical aspect of it in the first 2/3 of the film. I'm one of those who doesn't think the final act is as good as the first 2 acts of the film, but I don't "hate" it like some fans do. I wish it was more about overcoming technical issues, unforseen physics problems, or relativity quandries, but I get it, it's Hollywood, trying to have an exciting finale. Anyway, glad someone suggested this to you.

[@muinarc0]

I agree it was always unfortunate that this kind of turned into a zombie movie, I don't think it needed to get supernatural like it did. A crazed captain on the other ship wouldn't have been original anyway however (The Abyss, Event Horizon, 2001 in a way). If they worked the story just a little bit more, this would be an all-time great in the Sci-Fi movie pantheon. They could have just made the "enemy" the difficulty of completing such a mission, it could have been Gravity years before that movie came out.

[@hspayneiii]

Danny Boyle is my favorite filmmaker! I loved this reaction! Thank you Coby! One thing that I think you missed, the ship was in two parts. The main drive which included the garden, the bridge, sleeping quarters, etc. and the shield/bomb. Cappa jumped to the bomb at the end before it detached and flew into the sun. Boyle made other phenomenal films like Trainspotting 1 and 2, Slumdog Millionaire, 28 Days Later, and one of my favorite Christmas movies Millions

[@princeofcaladan]

43:00 Adagio in D minor by John Murphy

[@theaikidoka]

It's SO good - I play it every few weeks as part of some playlist or other.

[@franciscoR.]

The scores of this movie is what makes the experience more realistic, I felt that many people don’t know about this movie is because they go find the big movies, the ones that more people are excited about and completely miss some masterpieces like this one! Thanks for reacting to SUNSHINE Coby

[@erbgorre]

kaneda, what do you see?

[@stefanodoro8817]

Mace and the waves is one of the best scene ever.

[@NT_1]

Again 😅

[@cbretschneider]

Hi Coby! Another good indie movie reaction. I remember, at the time when it came out, it seemed like there had been a scarcity of good sci-fi films, so this was refreshing to see. Danny Boyle made some real iconic films in the late '90s/early 2000s. I'd love to see your reaction to The Beach, from 2000, with Leonardo DiCaprio if you haven't already seen it. 🥂

[@StoriesThatSuck-pw1vi]

I love this movie. I wish more people saw it. Thank you for reacting to it!

[@kiillabytez]

I KNEW I recognized you from your other Channels. Had no idea you had a 3rd, until I stumbled across it by accident. You're quickly becoming my favorite Reactioner.

[@MichaelJohnsonAzgard]

Danny Boyle is one of my favourite directors.

[@Ian-lx1iz]

Yep (2:03) This movie was originally titled: _The Eternal Sunshine of the Spacy Craft_

[@NecropsY1]

can we get a Pitch Black viewing = i can watch that film 1000 times and never get bored lol

[@Jake-love939]

*_Riddick!_* ~ Toombs

[@anonymes2884]

Plus it's got a pretty deep Aussie connection.

[@Solo-_-..]

My favorite is Riddick, the last one, but I can watch Chronicles over and over no problem

[@MikeKruzel]

Great reaction as always, Coby! Thanks!

[@kevinwilson140]

You don't actually flash freeze in space, because it is a vacuum there nothing to carry away heat. Its like being in a perfect thermos.

[@tbmike23]

Classic Danny Boyle. He's a master of building an atmosphere. His movies have plots, but the experience is far more important. I love how his characters go though a deep, almost animalistic spiritual journey, and you somehow physically share in that journey, just by his use of camera work and music.

[@LordVolkov]

Realizing that about Danny's work made The Beach much more enjoyable on rewatch.

[@Tr0nzoid]

I would be interested in some reactions to "The Beach."

[@RustyX2010]

@@Tr0nzoid I don't think anyone has reacted to "The Beach" as of yet.

[@benvandermerwe4934]

Some will call it ultraviolet radiation, but it's only sunshine.

[@setbos5385]

My favorite Danny Boyle and that is a long list of favorites

[@anonymes2884]

_Great_ cinema experience this one. And the first time I really noticed John Murphy's work, sublime score. There're so many liberties taken with the science in this and it doesn't _remotely_ matter IMO - the movie is about the people, with a healthy dash of sci-fi sense of wonder at just how astonishing and beautiful a star is, even a fairly "average" one like ours. (that "space jump" is very survivable BTW, accidents and some pretty unpleasant NASA experiments in the 1960s on chimps and dogs have shown us we can survive up to a couple of minutes vacuum exposure though you'd only be _conscious_ for about 15-20 seconds, after that you need a Kappa to help you :) - yes it's cold but your heat can only escape by _radiating_ away from you, there's no air to _conduct_ it away, so you'd cool fairly slowly. Hypoxia would kill you way sooner)

[@benmason9755]

I don't know, Rose does boop Cillian's nose just before she closes his helmet. That speaks of a GREAT familiarity.

[@maxducoudray]

When science fiction is good, it can be because it allows us to see humans in heightened scenarios that don't exist in normal reality. There can be different manifestations of drama and experience, but they still reveal something about human nature.

[@pmh2390]

If you haven't seen Danny Boyle's 28 Days Later (2003) highly recommend there is also a sequel 28 Weeks Later (2007) and 28 Years Later coming out this year

[@Daniel-cn3fw]

You are watching some absolute bangers that are hardly reacted to at all on KZbin. Keep it up, yo!

[@NT_1]

WHAT DO YOU SEE

[@Daniel-cn3fw]

@@NT_1 KANEDAAAAA

[@t.e.e.j.a.y]

An earlier Danny/Cillian colab, if you haven't seen it, worth watching is '28 Days Later', and you mentioned Sam Rockwell, made me think of 'Moon' (made by David Bowie's son) - can recommend that too 😊

[@AntiGrav1ty88]

Thanks for reacting to this, such an underrated movie. I personally didn't think the Pinbacker reveal was the strongest but the visuals, the score, and the atmosphere are just absolutely one of a kind. Also loved the cast of the crew and their sacrifice was beautifully handled. And as others have said, the payload itself was a massive structure and that's where Capa was at the end.

[@jonpevehouse]

Oblivion had all your favorite things... thriller, action, mystery...

[@paulfny]

Love this one. Top tier cast, especially Michelle Yeoh and Hiroyuki Sanada teaming up again. If you haven't seen it, Kick Ass re-uses the theme from this in an incredible action set-piece.

[@splinter579]

You wouldn’t freeze instantly because there’s no air to conduct heat away. The bigger problem is the lack of pressure. oxygen would leave your blood in seconds, making you pass out in 10-15 seconds. Holding your breath would rupture your lungs, and your skin would swell as gases expanded. If you got back inside fast, you might survive, but not without serious pain and possible lung damage.

[@AdaptableTeacher2020]

Harvey gets a bad rap, but I think in the character notes he's a husband and a father who realises too late that he can't function effectively away from his family, and he becomes consumed by a determination to go home. Also, someone on YT has made a fantastic video analysing the characters and the manner of their deaths according to the aspect of humanity they represent (put very simply: cold/ rational and hot/ emotional) - it makes a fascinating subtext.

[@dr.lionhunter9988]

Would love a link to this video

[@IanJenn356094]

The plot does not revolve around the sun dying in the normal sense: this is not due for around five billion years based on our understanding of nuclear fusion. It has instead been "infected" with a "Q-ball" - a supersymmetric nucleus, left over from the big bang - that is disrupting the normal matter. This is a theoretical particle that scientists at CERN are currently trying to confirm, and was one of the many contributions of the science advisor. The film's bomb is meant to blast the Q-ball to its constituent parts which will then naturally decay, allowing the sun to return to normal.

[@baronvg]

I watched this when it came out. It’s crazy how young everyone was back then. And in Wong’s case, thin lol

[@coradesune7537]

Got to see Event Horizon now

[@serpico1616]

In case anyone cares, gold reflects infrared (heat) very well hence the gold spacesuits next to a star

[@patrickmcdaniel5756]

In case anyone cares a poop shield may get us farther into space since it absorbs radiation. Credit to "avenue 5" for the Google search to see if this was a real thing.

[@patrickmcdaniel5756]

The infinite space part, the payload, was in the giant disc portion of the ship i think. Been a while since ive seen this. Not sure if they mention its scale or just show it.

[@kilroy987]

The large space at the end was the payload - a gigantic bomb. He had to enter it directly to force it into the sun. It's the huge block just behind the large circular shield. This movie was a hard watch. One reviewer put it best - this movie is about how far you are willing to go to save the earth.

[@LordVolkov]

What a cast! All but Cliff Curtis and Troy Garity of the cast have gone on to do a DC or Marvel movie (and Cliff is part of Fast & Furious). Throw in gorgeous imagery and a score that tingles to your toes and Sunshine is my favorite Danny Boyle thus far.

[@ianjohnson7646]

Thanks, Coby!

[@teambanzai9491]

Sunshine was directed by Danny Boyle and written by Alex Garland. This was the second collab between Boyle and Garland. They also did 28 Days Later (2002) with Cillian Murphy. This certainly had an all star cast. Especially with Murphy, Evans, and Yeoh onboard. I’m of the opinion that this is an underrated film that should’ve garnered more attention.. Rose Byrne had a small part in Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002),as one of Amidala’s haidmaids. She then did I Capture the Castle (2003) with Romola Garai before doing Troy (2004), playing opposite Brad Pitt as Briseis, and then did the sequel to 28 Days Later, 28 Weeks Later (2007). Benedict Wong is famous for his appearances in the MCU franchise and more recently, the Netflix series, 3 Body Problem. Cliff Curtis is of Maōri descent and got his debut in The Piano (1993), then appeared in Whale Rider (2002) with Keisha Castle-Hughes and was on Fear the Walking Dead on AMC. Hiroyuki Sanada has appeared in so many films, notably The Last Samurai (2003) opposite Tom Cruise, several MCU franchise films, John Wick: Chapter 4 (2023) and😊 as Lord Yoshii Toranaga in the 2024 remake of Shōgun.

[@kevinwilson140]

I understand the cinimatic visual purpose of the sun viewing room, but from an in world perspective what is that for and where exactly is it located?

[@EvanWade-z4k]

Amazing soundtrack, people bitch about the third act but this is one of my favorites

[@Bigwayne1984]

good movie. Discovered this and Moon at the same time. I suggest that one too.

[@Bigwayne1984]

ashes to ashes.

[@jonpevehouse]

No, that was Ken Watanabe in Inception. Hiroyuki Sanada here. Both great though.

[@peterjohnson5132]

A cinematic master piece! It has almost perfect visuals and sound with a brilliant cast and story! Even if it has some worst physics for a sci-fi ever 😅(if you have the blueray, the commentary by science advisors Brian Cocks, not the actor, is brilliant) they pale in comparison to the experience of this film! Love it!

[@NT_1]

Masterpiece indeed! The sounds are enchanting

[@stobe187]

Cox, not Cocks :D

[@brianmcconnell1817]

That actors voice at the beginning of the film sounds exactly like Hal from 2001: a space odyssey. Maybe it was intentional?🤷🏼‍♂️

[@koabua1973styria]

Great Reaction Video, Coby. I have the Movie on one of my Hard Drives and it´s Time to watch it. In german Language, of course. Greetings from Austria where no Kangaroos live. 🤣

[@alexp601]

Your fans are steering you right Coby if they recommended this film!

[@NT_1]

😁

[@cheebees]

The Icarus 2 is a ship 1 mile long so it could have those long hallways and space.

[@WhatHaveIMade]

It's nice to see someone taking a chance on this one. It's far from perfect, but a nice little addition to the sci-fi horror library. You should try Moon one of these days. Not horror, just good sci-fi.

[@magnetarklkl2012]

Wow Coby, first Titane and now Sunshine? Keep them coming.

[@brettgoucher8783]

I have almost begged my favorite reactors to do the duel cronenberg/ Viggo crime thrillers History of Violence Eastern Promises- one of the best and surprising twists

[@James_Ford4815]

If you haven't seen Danny Boyle's Slumdog Millionaire you have to watch it , so good

[@NT_1]

What can one say Mercury 🎵

[@rupertludsbury2291]

It would be great if you watched more Danny Boyle films. Trainspotting, 28 Days Later, Slumdog Millionaire, 127 Hours, The Beach. You seem to like his style. I had trouble following too. At the end he separated Icarus II from the payload and literally boarded the payload.

[@alharron2145]

While Danny Boyle's films don't generally do it for me ( _Shallow Grave_ is probably the only one I rewatch) I do appreciate his directorial style. Alwin H. Küchler is the real MVP of _Sunshine_ for me, absolutely outstanding cinematography, & the cast all do a great job, as would be expected from such accomplished actors. I think there's a bit of a weird disconnect in the film: the first two-thirds of it is a straight hard science-fiction film, while the finale is a supernatural cosmic horror with religious overtones. The most common explanation I've seen (that Pinbacker is a shared mental delusion & the crew are going insane) is, to me, a terrible cop-out. But then, I much prefer cosmic horror over boring old space madness. 34:48 Lizard Coby!

[@joerenaud8292]

This was a Danny Boyle movie, not a Chris Noland movie. Props need to go to the director of this film.

[@MegaToronto1]

I've never heard of this movie before. It was very Nolan-like.

[@lolmao500]

Amazing movie. I would have loved to see it in the movie theater. A few suggestions for amazing classic movies : Fitzcarraldo, Aguirre, the Wrath of God, Come and See and Amadeus.

[@markknight7780]

I really liked this movie. As much as I enjoy it when you react to my favorites, I love it when you do movies I’ve never seen before, like this, Titane, and Dark City.

[@patrickskramstad1485]

This movie 🍿🎥 reminds me of "Event Horizon." But, better.

[@StewartCB]

beautiful reaction to one of my favs.

[@goyasolidar]

Awesome! I don't think I've ever seen anyone else react to this underrated film. Please do a reaction to Event Horizon as well.

[@youmartineo]

...and now the opposite with the movie “The Core”! ☕ (it doesn't takes place in space^^)

[@EvanWade-z4k]

Moon, 3:10 to Yuma, 28 days later just to suggest a few

[@frankbiondo3624]

As much as I appreciate all of Danny Boyle's films, I felt it was a poor choice to visualize the "villain" at the end the way he did. It was hard to tell what was happening for many of those shots, and I couldn't understand how he had survived all that solar exposure - and why he seemed almost superhuman.

[@deckzone3000]

☀️ Sun isn't as hot as Coby. 🥵

[@matthewdearsley123]

Isn't it more that Christopher Nolans films have a very Danny Boyle feel?

[@tightyellowshorts]

Now go listen to Underworld's 'To Heal'

[@NT_1]

The most beautiful music I've heard along with ' Mercury '

[@reubennichols644]

- Time Stamp : 27:27 . Yes Coby . Acts Of Pure Selflessness Are B E A U T I F U L -- & -- R A R E .

[@eliot2752]

Coby if you love thrillers, a movie that is a bit of a hidden gem is Breakdown with Kurt Russell :)

[@benmason9755]

You should check out 2020's Underwater, it's got some very similar DNA to this, it's just set several mjiles below the surface of the Atlantic Ocean in an abyssal trench instead of outer space.

[@thedragonlee76]

Well,at this point...Every movie is a Marvel/DC prequel Superhero movie.Captain America,the Scarecrow...etc.😮